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27.12.21|Maayan ManelaMeet the five Israeli startups selected by an expert panel to be the next big thing in the smart city and mobility sectors
07.12.21|Daniel Farber-BallMoran Price believes a mass adoption of electric vehicles is coming and thinks her company’s powertrain technology can help people breathe clean air
27.04.21|CTechOrlie Gruper joins Michael Matias to share some of the expectations in the smart mobility space and how it can change our world for the better
16.02.21|CTechIsraeli taxi company will begin using a unique air filter system to disinfect shared public taxis as part of safer efforts to combat the coronavirus pandemic
15.07.20|Hagar Ravet GoTo lets users book on-demand rides on shared vehicles including cars, bicycles, electric scooters, and mopeds using a single mobile app
13.07.20|Udi Etsion and Sophie ShulmanThe Israeli transportation ministry recently approved Via’s ride-sharing service Bubble for an additional period of one year, likely realizing the need to monitor public transportation passengers is crucial in fighting off the current health crisis
12.07.20|CTechThe service is planned to operate until the end of August for seven days a week, between 7 a.m. and 11 p.m.
29.12.19|CTechThe funds will be used for investments in smart mobility and smart city technologies, with a focus on early stage Israeli startups
16.12.19|Lior GutmanThe Energy and Water Resources Ministry of Israel, in conjunction with the Prime Minister's Office’s national program for fuel alternatives and smart mobility, is investing NIS 22 million (approximately $6.32 million) in selected energy and transportation projects
10.12.19|Udi EtsionSBB is looking for collaborations with Israeli startups on eight technological challenges, in areas including passenger occupancy optimization and alternative energy storage and distribution
15.08.19|Udi EtsionNoTraffic develops a system for real-time traffic management in urban environments, based on a network of plug and play sensors and real-time communication between vehicles and traffic lights
30.06.19|Udi EtsionEilat, located on the shore of the Red Sea, and the hotel area surrounding the Ein Bokek shore of The Dead Sea will get 100 and 30 vehicles, respectively
24.06.19|CTechThe technology company has partnered with government investment arm the Israel Innovation Authority to identify Israeli startups in the fields of smart mobility, security, and environmental protection
25.12.18|CTechThe Tel Aviv-headquartered company announced a partnership with Bosch and Jaguar Land Rover in November
11.11.18|Tofi StolerOn Sunday, electric scooter-sharing company Bird became the third company to offer on-demand personal vehicles in the Israeli town of Ramat Gan
19.07.18|Meir OrbachThe Ministry of Social Equality announced a $19 million investment to promote smart city initiatives. A similar plan with a budget of under $1 million was announced a day earlier
07.06.18|Meir OrbachA new smart mobility tech pilot program will cover 20%-75% of research and development expenses for chosen entrepreneurs
26.02.18|Ofir DorA senior delegation from the Chinese ridesharing company will arrive for a one week visit in the country mid-March
15.11.17|Lilach BaumerThe 'living lab' will be developed in cooperation with Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, based in the south of Israel