
THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION
FOR SUSTAINABLE MOBILITY SOLUTIONS
19 & 20 May 2021
A 100% Digital Edition
PROGRAM OVERVIEW

➤ EXPO
Exhibitors from all over the world presenting their innovative solutions in an interactive digital booth format.
A digital Business Meetings platform for public and private decision-makers to schedule and optimize business meetings before and during the event.

➤ INDUSTRY TALKS
A virtual conference program covering the biggest issues related to sustainable and urban mobility.
• Consists of roundtables, keynotes and fireside chats
• Accessible to all visitors
• Program includes Get Our Cities Moving aimed at cities and public authorities

➤ DEMONSTRATIONS PROGRAM
A webinar program dedicated to your commercial pitch and/or product demonstration.
Present your solution live and take advantage of interactive features like videos, power points, or virtual Q&As.

➤ STARTUP PROGRAM
A Startup Area presenting the most promising new enterprises in the sector.
Air Mobility & Autonomous, a selection of the most innovative actors in the air & autonomous urban mobility space.
7 sectors in the spotlight

ACTIVE &
MICRO-MOBILITY

SHARED
MOBILITY

MAAS – TICKETING &
PAYMENTS

SMART CITY
SERVICES

CORPORATE
MOBILITY

E-MOBILITY &
INFRASTRUCTURE

URBAN
LOGISTICS
OUR 2020 INDUSTRY PARTNERS
OUR 2020 SPEAKERS
OUR 2020 EXHIBITORS
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