evrt Africa 2023 shines the torch for electrification in transport
The Electric Vehicle Road Trip Africa (evrt Africa) is back and 2023 promises to be an epic and trailblazing journey
Anazi Zote
6 December 2022
The Electric Vehicle Road Trip Africa (evrt Africa) is back and 2023 promises to be an epic and trailblazing journey
ABB signs a pre-IPO private placement of $208,696,160.30 USD for newly issued shares. ABB E-mobility, a global leader in electric
Cape Town, South Africa, October 19, 2022. Following ratification of the ABB FIA Formula E World Championship’s Season 9 calendar
Smarter Mobility Africa Founder & Chairman Ben Pullen once again spoke with PowerFm about the challenges and opportunities for smarter
Smarter Mobility Africa Summit to showcase latest start-ups in the mobility industry A partnership with the Gauteng Provincial Department of
John Msingo Effects of ICE vehicles on climate change date back to 1977, where oil companies knew of the impact
Smarter Mobility Africa fleet summit took place from 7-9 June co-located with Africa’s largest power and energy event Enlit Africa
With a just energy transition taking shape and form across the continent, it is without a doubt that energy generation
A lump sum of R3.7 million will be invested into South Africa from the United Kingdom to mobilise job skill
#smartermobility #covid-19 #eventsuccess #virtualevents #fullydigital #sustainablecity #sustainablecity #futurecities #futureconferences #content #trending According to Bloomberg Intelligence, Volkswagen is sworn to be
The project team who has brought the first electric minibus taxi to South Africa wants to accelerate the transition of
Vehicle to grid (V2G) has been a hot topic globally as grid management and resilience become a growing concern. The
Mobility experts will put Africa’s electric vehicle sector into perspective while outlining challenges and opportunities for electrifying corporate and government
United Nations Habitat is advocating for more inclusive cities that promote walking and cycling as an attractive, sustainable and efficient
Mobility fintech startup Moove is partnering with Africa’s largest automotive distributor CFAO Motors to expand its fleet. Leveraging CAFO’s local
Are we on a journey to create a catalogue of climate promises or is there a way forward to measure
In this exclusive ESI Africa article with Future Market Insights, we consider the urban mobility market as a driver of electric scooter
The International Finance Corporation (IFC) partners with Lagos State government by financing a $50 million local-currency loan to upgrade its
A Twitter spat between Elon Musk and Mike Cannon-Brookes has now birthed the Hornsdale Power Reserve Project in South Australia.
Gauteng Premier and MEC of Roads and Transport to open the discussions around smarter mobility “South Africa has to transition
Introduction of electric vehicles for taxis should be a priority South Africa’s taxi industry will be well-represented during discussions on
CONSUMER DATA KEY TO DEVELOPING ELECTRIC VEHICLE INDUSTRY IN SA Electric vehicles are poised to capture 32% of global market
Following dissemination of the ‘STARTUP PROGRAM AIMS TO BOLSTER SMARTER MOBILITY ACROSS AFRICA’ media release, we have received an interview
Recent projections by Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) indicate that by 2050 Africa will have the fastest growth
Should we replace all internal combustion engine (ICE) cars with electric vehicles (EVs)? Globally, 2.7% of new car sales are
Forget about webinars, welcome to a brand new digital conference experience Do you remember the last time you attended a
Carsharing, ridehailing and -pooling have been hit hard by COVID-19. Many companies are temporarily shifting from moving people, to moving
Smart mobility is a human-centric industry, but it is not exclusively for people. There is an increasing need to move
The first driverless trials – after the move from horse-carriages – takes us back to almost a century ago. In
Here is a case study comparison of the latest active and micromobility investments from governments in Europe. Winston Churchill said
