Apex Head of Design discusses its newly unveiled EV sportscar the AP-0

Porsche shows autonomous driving in the workshop

Auto Futures talks with M. Paul Rivera, the CEO of ElectraMeccanica Vehicles Corp.

Auto Futures talks to the CEO of Arrival Denis Sverdlov and its Chief Strategy Officer Avinash Rugoobur about the investment from Hyundai and Kia.

Four friends. Four modes of transport. But who will win the ultimate mobility race?

Alejandro Agag is CEO Extreme E and Chairman Formula E.

Bolt, Europe’s largest ride-hailing platform and rival to Uber, has launched a new driver hub in Chiswick.

Auto Futures spoke to Bolt’s UK Country Manager, Sam Raciti, who discussed London’s competitive ride-hailing landscape, plans for future growth in the UK and the importance of driver support. 

Following a successful six months in London, Uber rival Bolt has launched its first 'driver hub', to support current drivers and recruit new ones. 

Auto Futures caught up with Samuel Raciti, Country Manager at Bolt, to discuss the largest ride-hailing platform in Europe, its relationship with Transport for London, the opportunities in the city and supporting current and new regulations. 

Stay tuned for part 2, where Raciti explains the idea behind the driver hub and the importance of humanising the services. 

Frank M. Rinderknecht: “The crucial step towards series production has now been taken.”

As the first company in the world, Swiss powerhouse of ideas Rinspeed demonstrated the “Snap” and the “microSNAP” at the CES in Las Vegas in the past two years, vehicles whose chassis and bodies go their own ways. With the revolutionary separation of the two vehicle components, Rinspeed confronts the increasingly diverging life cycles of hardware and software. And by doing so, creates a sustainable foundation for the transport of people and goods in the world of tomorrow.

“Our target is to fly with drones safely and efficiently." Auto Futures talked with Jan-Eric Putze, CEO of Droniq at hypermotion in Frankfurt.

Tao Liang is the Engineering Director at NIO. He talks to Auto Futures in LA about NOMI, its AI-powered in-car assistant

Brian Bautsch is the Manager of Crash Safety for American Honda Motors. He talked to Auto Futures about new developments in safety technology at the LA Auto Show.