Watch the first keynote panel that kicked off in the keynote theatre on the morning of day one at the MOVE America 2023 conference in Austin, Texas. The panel is joined by the stop speakers and disruptors that attended the event who came together to discuss how the tech-mobility space is revolutionising and what its future looks like, or could look like. Watch the full session below.
Watch this keynote panel discussion from day one of MOVE America 2023 joined by the top players in the EV charing space. This conversation surrounds the main barriers in EV adoption for the American population and how the lack of charging infrastructure might be affecting this. Watch the full video below to hear what these experts have to say about the issue and how it will effect America’s clean energy transition.
How long do you think it will be until the cars on the roads will have no drivers? Will autonomous vehicles become the norm in the next few years? Or longer? Watch this keynote discussion from day one of MOVE America 2023 on the growth of autonomous vehicles in the tech-mobility space and how companies are embracing this trending mode of transportation.
This day one keynote panel from MOVE America 2023 discusses how we can accelerate change within the mobility ecosystem through collaboration and innovation. Joined by some of the top names in mobility, watch the full keynote discussion below.
This keynote discussion is from day two of the MOVE America 2023 in Austin, Texas, and follows a conversation about the layers of the supply chain in the tech-mobility space. With bold statements from mobility’s most credible sources, this panel also includes a heavily debated estimation of when cars will become fully electrified. Watch the full video to hear the panel’s predictions.
Watch this keynote discussion between the top disruptors and speakers in the tech-mobility space. This panel occurred at the end of day two at MOVE America 2023 and discusses how cities and companies can collaborate to advance their mobility intelligence.
Andrew Savage VP & founding team from the popular micro-mobility company Lime has reassured riders that the company’s e-bikes are thriving on the streets of Paris despite the recent ban of all e-scooters in the French capital.
Savage addressed the trend at the MOVE America conference in Austin Texas, assuring that the ban has not slowed down the company’s e-mobility market in Europe despite expectations. Due to the removal of e-scooters, e-bikes are now taking off in the city and filling the micro-mobility gap for pedestrians.
At the conference, Savage also hosted his own talk “Making micro-mobility sustainable and profitable”. He claims that many businesses believe in sustainability not being wholly compatible with profitability, but Savage disagrees.
In this full interview, Savage details how Lime is attempting to make a congruence between sustainability and profitability in order to better the micro-mobility market whilst still continuing to thrive as a business.
Watch the full interview to find out more.
At the MOVE America conference in Austin Texas, Alex Urist VP of XCharge announced a recent round of investment from Shell Ventures, making it the second round of funding from the start-up investor.
Urist told how the investment will help the electric vehicle charging company with their growth in the US, European infrastructure, and the scaling up of internal operations.
XCharge’s latest Net Zero Series was also demoed at the event and Urist commented on how it will help EV drivers to charge their cars without “breaking the bank”.
Watch the full video below to hear more about XCharge and how they are helping the US in the shift to electrification…
The carbon zero heroes: how sustainable mobility is being reimagined. Since joining electric vehicle manufacturer Switch Mobility, Dr Andy Palmer, one time Aston Martin boss and the driving force behind the Nissan Leaf, is on a new mission to decarbonise mobility. Presented at MOVE 2021, Tuesday 9 November. View in YouTube below
The hydrogen ecosystem and how it’s set to grow and grow. Craig Knight, CEO of Hyzon Motors, a global supplier of zero-emissions hydrogen fuel cell powered commercial vehicles, including heavy duty trucks, buses and coaches, explains hydrogen’s role in future mobility solutions. Presented at MOVE 2021, Tuesday 9 November. View in YouTube below
Going giga: developing a buzzing UK battery industy. Ben Kilbey, Chief Communications Officer with BritishVolt in conversation with Quentin Wilson, motoring broadcaster and transport campaigner. Presented at MOVE 2021, Wednesday 10 November. View in YouTube below
Giving customers the key to a net zero future, presented at MOVE 2021, Wednesday 10 November. View in YouTube below