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Mobility & Electrification News

Savari’s technology senses ‘intent of other cars’

Mobility company makes automated-and-connected cars safer

Microsoft joins Michigan’s leading automated-vehicle research effort

Grand Opening of American Center for Mobility marks watershed for state’s mobility initiative; world-leading tech company joins growing list of supporting global companies

Rising to dominance

2018 NAIAS shows why the world is looking to Michigan for mobility leadership

The new ‘safety frontier’

How Michigan's mobility revolution will save lives

AutoMobili-D: Connecting with the future

At NAIAS, Pure Michigan Business Connect matches start-up tech companies with auto companies, suppliers and financiers; demand for ‘connections’ grows dramatically

On with the Show

At NAIAS, Pure Michigan Business Connect matches start-up tech companies with auto companies, suppliers and financiers; demand for ‘connections’ grows dramatically

MSF board supports catalytic projects in state’s automotive, energy industries

First-ever investment in Michigan by Chinese auto company Haval, state-of-the-art energy center in Niles highlight year-end approvals; nearly a billion dollars in private capital outlays

Why autonomous companies are moving to Detroit

Detroit is no stranger to innovation. From the Model T to Motown, the Motor City is a place that has inspired and cultivated entrepreneurs and leading-edge thinking for more than 100 years.

In Search of Ideal Nerds

At ITS gathering in Montreal, innovative thinkers from around the world imagine futuristic scenarios that are not so far off; welcome mat extended to visit PlanetM

Accelerating state’s mobility leadership

With the aim of continuing Michigan’s global leadership position in the development of autonomous vehicle technology, Gov. Rick Snyder held in-depth talks this week with leaders from industry and governments from around the world