Mobility/EV
Detroit Startup Airspace Link Builds Advanced Digital Drone Infrastructure with Industry Partner Detroit Aerotropolis
Partnership to pave the way for Future UPS, Amazon and Alphabet’s Wing Drone deliveries.
Michigan awards $1.7 million in grants to expand electric vehicle charging network across the state
Drivers of electric vehicles will have more locations to recharge their vehicle’s batteries as they travel across Michigan because of $1.7 million in grants awarded by the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy (EGLE).
Shaping and Protecting the Future of Mobility
Michigan is not only the hotbed of mobility advancements—it is driving cybersecurity forward, too
Corktown mobility studios created by tie-up of Ford, Brooklyn tech center
A partnership between Ford Motor Co. and Brooklyn-based tech center Newlab will bring two studios focused on mobility to the Michigan Central campus in Corktown.
Mobility Innovation in the Face of COVID-19
In response to the novel coronavirus outbreak, the Michigan Economic Development Corporation (MEDC) acted swiftly to expand existing initiatives and develop new relief programs to help small businesses, communities and entrepreneurs weather the immediate crisis, while continuing to look toward the economic recovery efforts that will enable long-term prosperity for all.
Tech Companies Pivot to Support Michigan’s Arsenal of Innovation
As home to the highest concentration of engineering talent in the nation and high-caliber startups driving the future of mobility, Michigan has the skilled workforce and high-tech expertise needed to support the growing Arsenal of Innovation.
Michigan’s Culture of Innovation Drives the Next Generation of Consumer Technologies
For more than 100 years, Michigan has fostered a culture based on innovative thinking and generations’ worth of manufacturing know-how to bring futuristic technologies to life.
Ford’s $1.45 Billion Investment Closes Out a Year Driven by Mobility Innovation in Michigan
Michigan bookends 2019 with two large-scale transformational mobility projects, solidifying state’s expertise in developing future mobility solutions
How Public and Private Partnerships Power the Future of Mobility
Think about your daily transit routine. Did you drive your vehicle down a public highway? It's likely you passed your state's Department of Transportation maintenance crews fixing the road along the way. Perhaps you took a city bus to get downtown. Maybe you called an Uber to get to the next destination, which wouldn't have been an option without the state making ride-sharing legal.