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Formula E

From track to road: What EV makers can take from Formula E

Sela Musa 31 August 2026

What can EV manufacturers take from motorsport? At the 2026 London E-Prix, Zag sits down with the FIA’s Head of Championship for Formula E Pablo Martino to hear about the technologies and lessons moving between the track and the road.

Formula E

From track to road: What EV makers can take from Formula E

Sela Musa 31 August 2026

What can EV manufacturers take from motorsport? At the 2026 London E-Prix, Zag sits down with the FIA’s Head of Championship for Formula E Pablo Martino to hear about the technologies and lessons moving between the track and the road.

Forest

Forest’s Caroline Seton on London’s shared e-bike reset: “The time has absolutely come”

In #44 of Zag’s Women Making Moves series, Forest Co-Founder Caroline Seton sets out her non-negotiables for London’s upcoming city-wide framework for dockless e-bikes.
Ertico ITS

From ideas to impact: 35 years of Intelligent Transport Systems

As Ertico marks 35 years, Chief Finance and Operations Officer Didier Gorteman looks back on how Intelligent Transport Systems have evolved over the last three decades from connecting vehicles to connecting entire ecosystems.

London can’t afford to wait any longer for micromobility regulation

With London’s micromobility market still split across 33 boroughs, Chair of the Shared Micromobility Alliance Rikesh Shah argues that the capital doesn’t need to wait for legislation to start fixing its patchwork problem.
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Bike share must break free from the municipal boundary

Spain’s next wave of bike share contract renewals is a chance to rethink how services are governed, argues Inurba’s Alejandro Martín Barraza, drawing on European examples to show how metropolitan coordination can take bike share beyond municipal boundaries.
Will Norman

London’s Cycleways hit 450km but do they work for all? Will Norman in conversation

London's Walking and Cycling Commissioner Will Norman sits down with Zag to discuss his shifting focus to outer London, improving access for women and riders with disabilities and navigating autonomous vehicles.
Uber

Mobility dealmaking is back – but the rules have changed

Capital is flowing again, but selectively. From billions pouring into autonomy to shared mobility consolidation, public-market reopenings and corporate carve-outs, Stifel Investment Banker Florent Roulet sets out five trends reshaping mobility’s 2026 cycle.
inDrive

inDrive’s Chief Ride-Hailing Officer on putting drivers and riders in control of their lives

In #43 of Zag’s Women Making Moves series, inDrive’s Evgenia Matrosova explains how the world’s second most-downloaded ride-hailing app is putting fairness, choice and economic opportunity at its heart while navigating the rise of autonomy.
Stifel

“Bloodbath” to “luxury of optionality”: Florent Roulet on how mobility won investors back

“Two or three years ago, mobility was a bloodbath.” Stifel's investment banker Florent Roulet explains how strong execution has given the sector's survivors the "luxury of optionality" and why investors are progressively returning.

Why leasing could become the financial engine of advanced air mobility

In #22 of Zag's Radar series, SLI CEO Praveen Vetrivel explains why leasing could prove as important to advanced air mobility as it has been to commercial aviation, helping operators manage technology risk while accelerating the sector's path to scale. 
Zag Weekly

The must read stories of the week selected by our Editor, Sela Musa