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A handful of early stage micromobility startups out of Europe that are filling the gaps in a maturing ecosystem.
Dutch e-bike startup VanMoof is back two years after bankruptcy with its first model designed under new leadership. And despite past criticism that VanMoofâs over-reliance on custom parts led to the companyâs downfall, the S6 sticks to the brandâs signature bespoke design.Â
The 48-hour take-home program will be available to attendees of the upcoming Electrify Expo in Los Angeles, with more automakers joining soon.
Frederik Hjelm, CEO of shared micromobility startup Voi, said he sees a path to acquiring the scooter and bike operations of Bolt, the European mobility super-app best known for ride-hailing.
Waymo said it's working on a return to New York City and its first step it applying for a permit.
Zoox says the facility will eventually be able to pump out 10,000 robotaxis per year.
Tesla, Kia, and Volkswagen took six of the top 10 spots in the 2025 American-Made Index, which ranks vehicles built and bought in the U.S.
The buzzy AI-powered autonomous vehicle software company doubles its valuation from last year -- and then some.
Waymo is expanding its commercial robotaxi service area by another 80 square miles, a move that brings its driverless vehicles into new parts of Los Angeles, Silicon Valley, and the San Francisco Bay Area.
Honda will supply last-mile delivery companies with the Fastport eQuad.
The personal data includes customer names, phone numbers, and car registration numbers.
Alphabet-owned robotaxi company Waymo is limiting service due to Saturdayâs scheduled nationwide âNo Kingsâ protests against President Donald Trump and his policies.
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Zevo is a new peer-to-peer car-sharing startup, which is broadly similar to Turo, but focused exclusively on electric vehicles.
The Olto is the newest entry into the always-churning market for electric two-wheelers, and it will cost $3,495.