Weekly Mobility News #71
Discover the top 5 not-to-miss sustainable mobility news:
1.Jetpack pizza delivery ??
Domino's recently pulled off an impressive feat by delivering a pizza via a jetpack. The unconventional delivery took place at the renowned Glastonbury music festival in England. Unable to serve slices inside the festival, Domino's drew inspiration from the Rocket Man singer and launched their own rapid delivery trial..
2. Uber goes Green at Mumbai International Airport ??
Uber has introduced its flagship EV product, Uber Green, with Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport (CSMIA) in Mumbai being the first location to offer the service. Passengers can now enjoy on-demand electric vehicle rides with Uber Green, promoting sustainable mobility in India. The service is currently available for rides to and from Mumbai Airport, with a dedicated pick-up zone at Terminal 2 and expanded availability throughout the city. This launch is a collaboration between Uber and Adani Airports, aimed at providing convenient and zero-emission transportation options while contributing to a significant environmental impact.
3.All-electric ‘water bike’ ??
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Witness the sight of cyclists gliding on the waves of the Seine river in Paris, courtesy of Manta 5's innovative water e-bike. With a price starting at €10,000 and a top speed of 20km/h, this all-electric 'water bike' offers a unique experience. Unveiled during the VivaTech tech fair, the Hydrafoiler SL3 combines the thrill of jet skiing with eco-friendliness, making it ideal for water sports enthusiasts and nature lovers.
4. Cargo delivery drone???
MightyFly, the up-and-coming cargo delivery drone developer, is gearing up for the first public demonstration of its autonomous fixed-wing eVTOL aircraft. With flights planned in Michigan, the third-generation UAV will showcase its ability to carry 100 lb. of freight. The demonstration is coordinated with Michigan's Office of Future Mobility and Electrification and has received $150,000 in funding. The cargo drone boasts a payload bay capable of carrying up to 212 small USPS packages, making it a promising solution for expedited logistics in industries like automotive, retail, chemical, and pharmaceutical.?
5. First hydrogen-powered train ??
North America's first hydrogen-powered train has embarked on a summer demonstration across the Canadian countryside, aiming to raise awareness and promote adoption of the technology. The French-made train, running until the end of September, operates on a route from Quebec City to Baie-Saint-Paul, offering a two-and-a-half-hour trip for up to 120 passengers.
Stay tuned for more news next Friday !??
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