E-Mobility

Hamburg and Lower Saxony to develop sustainable mobility with southern metropolitan region

Hamburg to become test ground for autonomous ridepooling from mid-2025 - MOIA boss Sascha Meyer outlines plans and objective

Co-operation to optimize route planning for electric vehicles - winners of Future Hamburg Award 2023

German government and EU funds to expand and decarbonise transport - Hamburg Interval to become reality

New regulations to bring more "Future Taxis" to Hamburg's streets - new registrations only for zero-emission taxis and rental cars

Five private operators to set up 10,000 charging points by 2030

Flying and travel to airport to become more sustainable - 168 new e-charging points in car park

ALIKE accelerating mobility transition with driverless, on-demand ride-sharing

Cruise Centre Steinwerder opens six fast-charging points - EUR 260,000 from German government

Provider of electric vehicle chargers seeks closer customer proximity

Rail vehicle rental company sets up cutting-edge workshop in Hamburg-Billbrook

Hamburger Hochbahn's EUR 42.3 million electromobility site to be operational in 2026