Reshaping Mobility and the Urban Landscape Article featured on Wunder Mobility's blog We are living in unique times. Not only are we able...

The elements behind a well-balanced mobility market When it comes to urban mobility, we’ve been witnessing many major changes in the past...

Acknowledging the brains behind the wheels of a mobile revolution When it comes to artificial intelligence, we all seem to have got more...

AI has the potential to transform mobility In this world nothing is said to be certain except for death and taxes - and traffic jams....

Mobility is still adapting to unique circumstances If 2020 was a person, it would most likely be a candidate for the most hated people in...

The importance of strategic vehicle positioning to better serve demand To most of the world, the far-left German militant organization of...

With electric fleets comes the challenge of ensuring vehicles are charged and ready to use when needed.

Ubiq extends its StreetCrowd service further in Germany with MILES Mobility Following great success in Berlin, Ubiq and the carsharing...

Making the case for corporate car sharing If there was ever an example for the failure of governments to effectively tackle climate...

If we are to change the mobility habits of individuals, they need the right information to make rational decisions. Forget the war on cars..

By selecting Ubiq to be part of world’s first marketplace for shared mobility solutions, Wunder Mobility can now include data-driven...

When we think of free-floating carsharing, we often have the big carmakers in mind. However, the carsharing space is made up of much more...

In deploying Ubiq’s StreetCrowd, GreenGo has increased daily rentals for each vehicle by as much as 40%

We are proud to announce the inclusion of Ubiq in the Micromobility Landscape acknowledging the key players in the micromobility industry

Vehicle rebalancing made simple with Ubiq

Berlin car share innovator MILES Mobility turns to Ubiq for AI-driven fleet management services

Warsaw is a city on the up. And with innogy go!, the city has an eco-friendly mobility innovator to match its growing ambitions.

On June 4 Germany announced ambitious plans to electrify its mobility sector as part of a €130 billion post-coronavirus recovery plan.

Will it thrive or die? Nothing affects the way we move around quite like a pandemic. Restrictions on movement, lockdowns and...

We explain how Ubiq’s StreetCrowd maximises utilization by moving vehicles from A to B