Ride-Sharing & Mobility

A new seasonal water shuttle will connect Toronto's inner harbour starting in 2026, testing the waters for a future permanent water-based transit network.

Amidst major losses and a declining core business, China's Quhuo bets its future on a high-stakes pivot to housekeeping and vehicle exports, fueled by AI.

EnerSys will unveil its strategic framework and technology roadmap, outlining its plan to navigate the energy transition and capitalize on market growth.

Autonomous driving firm Pony.ai announces a first-ever quarterly profit and a bold plan to deploy 3,000 robotaxis globally by the end of 2026.

As the Milan 2026 Winter Events begin, a massive new e-bike fleet and an affordable 'Champion Pass' aim to redefine sustainable urban mobility.

Forget horsepower, the future is processing power. A new report projects the software-defined vehicle market will soar to nearly $2 trillion by 2034.

Mazda is ditching the shuttle wait by partnering with Uber, offering on-demand rides to redefine the service experience and boost customer loyalty.

ESTsoft, NTT, and Nihon Kotsu partner to deploy conversational AI in taxis, offering real-time translation and tourist info to solve a top travel issue.

A new on-demand, automated transit system breaks ground near ATL. Can these futuristic pods solve traffic woes and fuel economic growth for South Metro?

Starting next month, Dubai residents can hail autonomous vehicles on Uber as Baidu's Apollo Go service launches, accelerating the city's 2030 smart mobility goals.

A new tech company just launched with an audacious goal: to unify all energy use into one intelligent, AI-driven network. But can it succeed?

Terra Firma Energy's new sites delivered power for 6,700 homes, proving the vital role of flexible generation in balancing the grid and keeping the lights on.

The sale of Golf Cars, Inc. to Midwest Golf & Turf creates a new regional leader, signaling major consolidation in the booming utility vehicle market.

Mapbox's new entrance data guides drivers to the exact door, promising to slash costs, reduce failed deliveries, and reshape last-mile logistics.

For the fourth year, inDrive is the world's #2 ride-hailing app. Its secret? A unique pricing model and a bold expansion into an all-in-one super app.