Toronto propose climate action grants for projects supporting Indigenous communities
The City of Toronto is handing grants up to $20,000 to support local Indigenous communities to start projects and initiatives that will address the climate emergency and protect the environment. The grants are in support of the City’s TransformTO Net Zero Strategy which sets a...
The software-defined vehicle: how do we embrace it?
MOVE recently spoke with Neil Kennett, Editor of Cars of The Future, about the Software-Defined Vehicle (SDV) and his long-held passion for the subject. Kennett is moderating the panel ‘Embracing the SDV: Welcome to Life in the Software Defined Lane’ at MOVE 2023 next week...
Ford opens first carbon neutral assembly plant in Cologne, Germany
Ford today opened its first carbon neutral assembly plant the Cologne Electric Vehicle Center in Germany which will build Ford’s new generation of electric passenger vehicles. The plant, founded in 1930, has been transformed with a $2 billion investment which represents a major vote of confidence...
What’s Your MOVE 2023 Pledge?
At MOVE, we believe that actions speak louder than words. With a mandate to change the world and encourage urban mobility to embrace a sustainable ethos, we invented the MOVE pledge. Last year at our MOVE 2022 event, we asked our speakers to make a...
World Ocean Day 2023: The No Deep Seabed Mining Petition
Co-written by Jessica Battle It’s World Ocean Day today! In celebration of this international day, we at MOVE want to shed light on why this day is important to us and the automotive world. One of our biggest values at MOVE is to promote and...
Samsung Automotive Chip To Power Hyundai Motor’s IVI Systems
Samsung Electronics announced that its latest automotive chip, the Exynos Auto V920, has been selected to power Hyundai Motor Company’s next-generation in-vehicle infotainment (IVI) systems. This marks Samsung’s first collaboration on automotive semiconductors with leading global automotive manufacturer Hyundai Motor. Built on a 10-core CPU...
From Phones to Vehicles: How BlackBerry Have Evolved into the Connected Vehicle Industry
Remember BBM? Well the BlackBerry QNX geniuses behind it have developed an in-vehicle software that boosts vehicle connectivity and enables users to monetise vehicle data. BlackBerry IVY is an in-vehicle platform that software-abstracts signals, enables processing at the edge and cloud-controlled access to vehicle data. Car makers...
Climate Change: The Challenges and Opportunities for Mobility
Words by Raphaëlle Vallet , Head of Solutions & Innovation for Aon Climate. Vallet discusses how climate change can be turned into an opportunity for growth instead of a complex risk for the mobility sector. For all businesses, the issue of climate change is...
Inclusive EV charger wins £50,000 award for increasing accessibility to physically restricted users
Duku has been granted £50,000 by Innovate UK for their innovative EV charger design helping to increase accessibility for those affected by mobility impairment. The design removes obstructions and aids less able-bodied users to charge their EVs with greater efficiency. The design removes physical barriers...
Making urban mobility more frictionless, accessible, and efficient with Mastercard
You're probably thinking, what has Mastercard got to do with mobility? Well, EVERYTHING. From enabling urban mobility to conduct contactless payments on public transport to removing friction when paying congestion charge in private mobility. MOVE spoke to Chapin Flynn, Senior Vice President, from Mastercard about...
