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IAA Mobility Weekly

Topics covering mobility of the future - car, bikes and more. Follow the IAA Newsletter.

IAA Mobility Weekly

Topics covering mobility of the future - car, bicycle and the entire mobility chain. Everything that moves the mobility industry this week.
01 IAA Mobility Weekly: big plans at Hyundai and Apple?   Hyundai and Apple are apparently planning to create an electric car that could roll off the production lines as early as 2024. Amazon is pushing its robot taxi project. Our ninth IAA Weekly.
02 IAA Mobility Weekly: Exit from a hard Brexit   The free trade agreement between the EU and the United Kingdom will alleviate the economic consequences of Brexit. Read about all this and more in the IAA Weekly.
03 IAA Mobility Weekly: No traffic problems over Christmas and New Year   Lockdown and travel restrictions are sweeping traffic queues off the roads this Christmas. Next year charging pillars should be springing out of the ground like mushrooms. Our last IAA Weekly of 2020.
04 IAA Mobility Weekly: Night train to Paris   Used electric vehicles could make it easier for many motorists to embrace e-mobility – if they check on certain important details. All this and more in the IAA Weekly.
05 IAA Mobility Weekly: Electricity in the passing lane   “Schumi” is back! Mick Schumacher might not only boost Formula 1 viewing figures, but also make a major pioneering contribution. Read more about this in our fourth IAA Mobility Weekly.
06 IAA Mobility Weekly: born to be electric   Soft humming instead of roaring: Harley-Davidson is creating its first pedelecs. Meanwhile japanese train designers are chasing new speed records. Learn more about in our fourth IAA Mobility Weekly.
07 IAA Mobility Weekly: Space Taxi to the Sky   The most expensive taxi ride in the world has been successfully completed. In the meantime Sting is putting lawn-mower batteries into e-bikes. Read about all this and more in the IAA Weekly.
08 IAA Mobility Weekly: Countries of unlimited mobility opportunities   In the US the liberals are celebrating Joe Biden’s election victory – This could benefit the mobility industry on both sides of the Atlantic. This and more in the IAA Mobility Weekly.
09 IAA Mobility Weekly: Bestseller in Norway   In Norway at least, people’s decisions are clear. E-mobility from Germany is evidently a bestseller. At the same time, a conflict is brewing in the US – this and more in the IAA Mobility Weekly.