To honour the women who are driving the auto tech industry forward, we crowned this year’s winner of the MOVE Women in Mobility Award at the MOVE Groove after party.
This year’s winner is Lola Ortiz who joined MOVEmnt.net’s Eve Stevens in the Press Lounge to to discuss what winning the award meant to her.
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The MOVE 2026 start-up village once again showcased some of the most exciting emerging tech and solutions in the auto tech space. Meet the winner of this year’s Start-up Pitch Competition, Neol Copper Technologies, the start-up reimagining technical lubricants
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Avinash Balachandran, Vice President of Toyota Research Institute (TRI), joins us in the Press Lounge at MOVE 2026 to discuss Toyota’s collaborative approach to autonomy, exploring the importance of customer-led research and strategic partnerships in navigating a complex and evolving industry.
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Speaking with us at MOVE 2026, we heard from the brilliant James Peng, co-founder and CEO of Pony.ai, who shared his insights on global expansion, regulatory alignment, and the evolving role of AI in autonomous driving.
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At MOVE 2026, MOVEmnt.net caught up with Vivetha Natterjee, Head of Autonomous Product and Deployment for Autonomous Vehicles at Bolt.
Following her heavily attended morning presentation, we sat down to discuss the major developments taking place in the world of driverless scaling and Bolt’s upcoming plan to launch operational autonomous vehicle services across five distinct European markets within the next year.
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“The transition is here — I mean, I often say it, but the future is now, and you’re rather part of now, or you’re not.”
Speaking with us at MOVE 2026, we heard from the brilliant Françoise Poggi, COO of Fastned, who shared her insights on the state of European electrification, overcoming infrastructure bottlenecks, and why the green transition is entirely unstoppable.
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Moses Gunarman, Art Director at Toyota Connected Europe, joins us on the MOVE 2026 sofa to share his vision for the future of automotive design, one where digital interfaces move past frivolous aesthetics to focus entirely on functionality and seamless integration.
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In the automotive world, customer service has historically meant frustrating dealership upsells, call centres and faulty agents. For Smart, the goal is to flip that narrative entirely, reimagining customer service as a powerful growth engine. We sat down with Aymen Ismail, Customer Services Director at Smart Europe, at MOVE 2026, to discuss how data-driven personalization and proactive tech are turning the entire ownership journey into a vehicle for growth.
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The path to automotive innovation lies in breaking down the walls of corporate isolation. That is the philosophy behind Konnect Innovation Hub, the Volkswagen Group’s scout for cutting-edge tech. We sat down with Managing Director Hemdat Sagi at MOVE 2026 to discuss how external partnerships are accelerating the future of software-defined and sustainable vehicles.
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Wayve and Stellantis chose MOVE 2026 as the exclusive platform to announce the next phase of their strategic partnership.
Alex Kendall, CEO of Wayve, and Ned Curic, Chief Engineering Officer and CTO at Stellantis, took to the Keynote Stage to announce their shared vision for Level 4 autonomy, presenting a strengthened partnership committed to delivering robotaxis on a global scale.
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MOVE 2026 is now just a week away, and what better time than to hear from one of our fantastic Keynote speakers?
In Episode 5, MOVEmnt’s Eve Stevens sits down with a powerhouse in the world of heavy transport and automotive, Evalena Falck, Vice President and Head of Strategic Business at Scania Group.
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News For those living in London, the sight of a robotaxi navigating the city streets has moved...
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Battery volumes are growing. So is the number of companies trying to buy, sell, and finance them, with no reliable way to assess what a battery is worth. Felix Wagner built Circunomics to solve that. Ahead of MOVE London 2026, he spoke with MOVEmnt about the state of battery trading, what it takes to make transactions work, and why batteries need to become a proper asset class.
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MOVE is welcoming a host of tier-1, independent and local press to cover this year’s event. Expect world-class moderation from some of mainstream media’s most influential players, alongside emerging voices from local press and veteran automotive podcasters.
Meet some of the top media voices on the ground at London’s ExCeL.
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As the global auto tech industry evolves at pace, the role of trusted partners in informing, connecting and inspiring the industry has never been more important. At MOVE, we are proud to work alongside a diverse network of leading publications, platforms and industry voices that help amplify the conversations shaping the future of transport.
We are delighted to spotlight our valued media and association partners, whose coverage, insights and research play a vital role in supporting the event and connecting our global community with the latest innovations, trends and thought leadership across the mobility ecosystem.
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Uber has made its autonomous directive clear in recent months following the announcement of several autonomous vehicle partnerships, including a $1.25 billion robotaxi collaboration with Rivian Motors.
The major ride-hailing platform’s latest autonomous team-up is with Israeli AI company Autobrains Technologies. Through a strategic collaboration, the two companies hope to strengthen Uber’s foothold in the European autonomous vehicle market, with plans to launch an autonomous pilot programme in the German city of Munich.
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Chinese electric vehicle giant BYD has introduced a new autonomous-driving semiconductor as it angles to gain a deeper foothold in the advanced vehicle technology space. The move comes amid intensifying competition in the EV market.
During a technology showcase in Shenzhen, the automaker revealed the Xuanji A3, a 4-nanometer chip developed to power next-generation intelligent driving systems. According to the company, the processor is already being manufactured at scale and is engineered to support both Level 3 and Level 4 autonomous capabilities.
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Italian sportscar brand Ferrari has announced the arrival of its first fully electric car, the Luce, retailing for $640,000 or £474,320.
As luxury automakers Lamborghini and Porsche scale back their EV strategies, citing low demand, Ferrari is ploughing ahead with its electric vision, offering a futuristic five-seater in vibrant hues.
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Our guest this week is Mark Tapscott, Co-Founder of British automotive start-up Longbow. A pioneer in electrification, Tesla alumnus and a self-confessed ‘car guy’, Mark joins us on The MOVEmnt Podcast to discuss Longbow’s commitment to electrification and feather-weight EV design.
Mark and the Longbow team are on a mission to restore some of the theatre and emotion of the classic British sports car to the electric segment, focusing on light-weighting and the driver experience in a market that too often overlooks the joy of driving
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Stellantis is deepening its investment in the autonomous space through a new partnership with UK autonomous tech provider Wayve. Through this collaboration, Stellantis, whose portfolio includes Jeep, Peugeot and Fiat, aims to bring more advanced hands-free capabilities to future vehicles across several of its brands.
The collaboration will see Wayve’s end-to-end AI Driver software integrated into the STLA AutoDrive platform, Stellantis’ foundational architecture for advanced driver assistance systems.
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