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Turkish home and professional appliances manufacturing company, Vestel, which specializes in electronics, unveiled Thursday its new startup unit Vestel...

VKTR Mobility Technology (VKTR) to build the first Completely Knock Down (CKD) commercial electric vehicle facility in Magelang, Central Java, Indonesia.

VKTR Mobility Technology and a subsidiary Indomobil, namely IMG Sejahtera Langgeng, have signed a joint venture agreement to enhance innovation the EV adoption.

Türkiye’s leading mobility app Martı and U.S. startup Zoba, the world’s leader in fleet optimization solutions for two-wheeled electric vehicle...

Fleetondemand is a leading global vehicle hire company powered by Mobilleo, the most advanced mobility as a service technology platform in today’s market.

Ford Otosan, a joint venture between Türkiye’s largest conglomerate Koç Holding and U.S. automotive giant Ford Motor Co., is gearing up for the...

A new bill filed in the Florida Legislature would designate Orlando International Airport as the test site for advanced air mobility technology such as air taxis in the Sunshine State — a move that could lead to new jobs, business opportunities and government investment.

VKTR Mobility Technology with Politeknik Elektronika Negeri Surabaya (PENS) successfully develop14 research innovations related to Electric vehicle development.

Valeo Electric Powertrain: Valeo will invest close to the Mahindra plant in Pune, Maharashtra, to localize the production of the electric powertrain in India.

Verra Mobility Corporation (NASDAQ: VRRM), a leading provider of smart mobility technology solutions, announced that it has been named to the Fortune 100 Fastest-Growing Companies list for 2023.