London, UK, 10 June 2022 – MOVE – now the world’s #1 tech mobility and entrepreneurship show – will be live at ExCeL London next week (15-16 June).
The event has already built a huge track record, and its return next week will once again be marked by a line-up of renowned speakers and an exhibit featuring the companies and organizations at the heart of building and delivering the future of urban mobility.
MOVE will also feature MOVE Start-up Village – a global stage bringing together over 150 of the most exciting mobility start-ups who are designing the future and connecting them with the world’s most influential companies, investors Connect with the media.
“Our industry is changing at an explosive rate – now is the time to be a part of that change,” said MOVE Program Director Cormac Martin.
He added: “We look forward to welcoming back our industry colleagues and friends as we look once again to the future and all the hope and excitement that new technologies and solutions will bring.”
The audience is a true representation of the global mobility market and in 2022 will be joined by thousands of attendees from OEMs, transport operators, technology companies, energy companies, fast-growing startups, policy makers and more.
Outstanding speaker lineup includes SVPs and C-level reps from Aurora, Toyota, FREE NOW, NIO, Lyft, City of Zurich, Superpedestrian, Pronto.ai, Ford Motor Company, EnergyX, Nikola, Arriva, Volvo Group, WalkSafe , Go-Ahead Group, Wejo, Department of Transport, Dott, Afreecar, Financial Times, BBC, WWF, etc.
The packed conference schedule will cover topics including the latest technology to reduce emissions and congestion, cutting-edge transportation technology, the future of the personal vehicle, sustainable living, the future of the urban landscape, ride-sharing and intermodal transport, the new regulatory environment, and more many.
For more information, including the full agenda, please visit: www.terrapinn.com/MOVE
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