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On this page you can sign up for our two different newsletters, please see below. We also want to share some useful Mobility Industry Network-info on this page.

Drive Sweden Newsletter

Our general newsletter includes information about the program; for example on-going projects, open calls and invitations to upcoming events. 

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Smart Mobility

This newsletter is distributed every week and aims to keep its readers abreast of just that; new exciting concepts within the field of Smart Mobility. The format is short stories with references, based on factual information (not rumours) and editorial commentary. You can both subscribe to the newsletter and read the latest editions below.

The newsletter is administered by RISE Viktoria.

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  • Are E-Scooter Startups Making Money?

    28 November 2018
    Money has been flowing into the e-scooter startups in the U.S., Canada and Europe. However, whether or not this hype will be supported by sensible business models is now making many investors wonder [1].

  • GM’s Car-Sharing Service Maven to Allow Competitors on Platform

    28 November 2018
    The team in charge of the car-sharing service Maven is continuously seeking to expand their business to cover more possibilities of utilization and to include more vehicle models [1].

  • Ford Showcase Their Path for Autonomous Mobility in Miami

    28 November 2018
    Successful public implementation of autonomous vehicles is associated with a plethora of challenges, including both the ability to operate safely and the necessity of a functional business model. Ford is now letting people try their full AV service on the streets of Miami [1,2].

  • The Swedish E-Scooter Startup VOI Is Peaking

    22 November 2018
    VOI Technology, who placed its first e-scooters on Stockholm’s busy streets in its motherland, Sweden, this summer has announced its success in raising $50 million in Series A funding [1].

  • Ford and Walmart to Automate Consumer Goods Delivery

    22 November 2018
    A joint pilot in the Miami area will examine the self-driving potential and public convenience regarding the delivery of groceries and other consumer goods [1,2].

  • VW Plans to Accelerate Production of Electric and Autonomous Vehicles

    22 November 2018
    VW is undoubtedly amongst the top manufacturers of today when talking about conventional vehicles, but they are somewhat lagging in the race for electric vehicles, autonomous technology and other mobility services according to CEO Herbert Diess [1,2,3].

  • E-Scooter Company Lime Now Launching Car-Sharing Service in Seattle

    22 November 2018
    Mobility provider Lime, most notably known for its aggressive expansion of electric scooters, now expands their mobility service offering by launching a free-floating car-sharing service in Seattle [1].

  • Volvo’s Car Subscription Service Make a Year’s Sales in Four Months

    22 November 2018
    Volvo’s new car subscription service “Care by Volvo” has proven to be much more successful than expected, already selling out its first-year projection of vehicles in the service’s first four months [1].

  • Ford Joins the Race for Electric Scooter Market Through Acquirement of Spin

    15 November 2018
    Ford recently confirmed its acquisition of Spin, a well-known electric scooter startup, officially stepping into the rivalry of electric scooters with an investment of nearly $100 million [1].

  • Introduction of E-Scooters Trigger Backlash from Cities

    15 November 2018
    U.S. cities are starting to take punitive measures in response the fast-paced introduction of e-scooters. The reason for doing so is to incentivise e-scooter services to have a dialog with them prior to launching their service [1].

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