E-mobility

Actual demand for new battery and hydrogen buses exceeds EU targets.

New developments in electric charging infrastructure are turning electric vehicle traction batteries into distributed storage devices in the energy grid. Numerous companies are joining forces to explore the possibilities of the future market.

Claudia Kemfert explains why the energy turnaround is essential, especially in the energy crisis, and what the transport sector has to do with it.

Real-time communication between vehicles and with infrastructure, networks, roads and people using V2X technology could bring many benefits to mobility in the future.

From the energy industry's point of view, the transformation of the transport sector entails various transformation requirements.

At the interface between the virtual and real worlds, the electric car "Holograktor" from the Swiss company WayRay sets new standards in terms of electromobility: in the car of the future, passengers will experience virtual worlds; which merge with the real world through augmented reality applications.

Smart home and smart charging technologies open up potential for the energy transition.

Prof. Andreas Herrmann gives an assessment of changes in the mobility sector in view of technological changes, market dynamics and power constellations.

Mercedes Benz is working on new products and solutions to help improve the quality of life in cities.

As a funding instrument, the GHG reduction quota may incentivise the switch to e mobility.