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Cabify's new hydrogen-powered vehicles offer a range of around 550km, with a refuelling time of only three to five minutes, similar to that of a conventional combustion vehicle.
Through the use of technological innovations, Cabify is saving over 1,000 tonnes of carbon emissions per year – making it the first carbon neutral mobility application in Europe and Latin America.
Lucía Chávarri, Vice President of New Business at Cabify, addresses the need to re-think current mobility models as cities battle congestion, carbon emissions and inefficient travel, and explains how shared mobility can act as an enabler for such change.
Intelligent Transport Issue 4 2021’s On-Demand & Shared Mobility In-Depth Focus features articles discussing the need to re-think current mobility models as cities battle congestion, carbon emissions and inefficient travel; as well as the gender disparity in micro-mobility usage.
In the final 2021 issue of Intelligent Transport, we feature exclusive content from leading industry experts discussing: the future of autonomous mobility; how alternative power is supporting the decarbonisation of public transport; why delivering a seamless and enjoyable passenger experience is key to recovering passenger ridership post-pandemic; and much more.
Intelligent Transport’s Leah Hockley considers how far away the industry is from utilising autonomous vehicles in everyday public transport and how the sector is working to reassure users that the technology does not sacrifice passenger safety.
For Intelligent Transport, Agustin Guilisasti, Founder and CEO of HumanForest, discusses the rising popularity of electric bikes, why shared e-bikes are the future of mobility and how HumanForest is supporting the return of commuters post-pandemic.
Barcelona has introduced a new law - requiring taxi's to be booked with at least 15 minutes notice - which has caused Uber and similar services to suspend operations.
