Mobility and infrastructure

Mobility is more than just getting from A to B – it is the backbone of our society and economy. To ensure that it remains efficient, sustainable, and inclusive in the future, new approaches and technologies are needed.

Electromobility, sustainable battery technologies, and alternative propulsion systems make a decisive contribution to reducing emissions in transport and achieving climate targets. For e-mobility to become part of everyday life, we need powerful charging infrastructures, smart power grids, and flexible storage solutions. Innovative fuels and hydrogen produced from renewable energy sources will play a key role in further advancing the decarbonisation of mobility.

The mobility system of the future will benefit people in both urban and rural areas alike.

Tailored, digital services in public transport and automated and connected driving reduce traffic jams, optimise traffic flows, and enable flexible solutions – from car sharing to on-demand shuttles. Especially in rural areas, these services open up new opportunities for participation and improve quality of life. Cars, buses, and trains that communicate with each other and operate at varying levels of automation also increase comfort and safety.

But mobility does not end on the road: high-performance broadband and mobile networks provide the foundation for smart cities and the seamless networking of people and machines. Intelligent sensor technology and traffic management systems provide information for navigation and traffic control, enable more precise route planning, better control of air and ship traffic, and new services for logistics.