In this episode, Alain Visser explains why he's the automaker CEO who would prefer to not sell you a car.

“Do Automakers ‘Get’ Sustainable Mobility?” features experts from Sono Motors, Lynk & Co, Hyundai Motor Europe, and Hogan Lovells, who share thoughts on whether automakers can remain relevant as the focus of mobility shifts from personal transportation to seamless, clean, on-demand mobility.

In the quest to go emission-free and carbon-free, is it possible to also enjoy the other things that we like to have for free? Featuring Lukas Neckermann, David Woessner, and Olaf Sakkers

Agustin Guilisasti on why he wants Human Forest to be the “Spotify of Micromobility”

We talk to Silvia Fischer, FREE NOW’s VP Smart Mobility, about mobility super apps, car-sharing, ride-hailing, micromobility, and mobility-as-a-service (MAAS).

In this episode, Martin talks to Raoul Schmidt-Lamontain, Heidelberg's Mayor for Climate Protection, Environment and Mobility, about sustainable mobility, the integration of new mobility business models and technologies into public transportation, the role of electric vehicles, and what the city is doing to help people get around using anything other than a private car.

This edition of Ride features EasyMile and Waymo, two of the founding members of PAVE Europe, as well as Lukas Neckermann, a consultant, COO of Splyt, friend of the podcast – and most importantly for this episode, a co-initiator of PAVE Europe.

Ex-Cannonballer-turned-AV-advocate Alex Roy discusses everything from SAE automation levels, safety, and jobs to connectivity, parking, elevators, & the sleep-in-the-back AV test

Nick O’Sullivan of Joyride joins Ride to discuss the role of micromobility in city transportation, the complexities of working with city regulators and transit authorities, the potential for mobility super-apps, and the outlook for shared and privately-owned micromobility solutions.

Andy Palmer (Switch Mobility) discusses the importance of net carbon zero and the electrification of mobility

Pierre LaHutte (Navya) and Andrew Grant (BloombergNEF) discuss the role of autonomous shuttles in the future of urban mobility

Guests: Richard Corbett of Voi Technology; Adam Norris of Pure Electric; and Kersten Heineke of the McKinsey Center for Future Mobility