Tag: EIT Urban Mobility

At the KNM 2026 Congress in Katowice, Zag Daily sits down with mobility players across Poland to hear why a post-communist culture of quiet pragmatism continues to isolate the country’s mobility innovations from the rest of Europe.
Europe walked more than 1.3 billion steps in a contest that ran for European Mobility Week.
At Micromobility Europe in Berlin, Zag moderates a panel with three mobility investors offering an unfiltered view into what makes founders stand out and the red flags that quickly make them lose interest.
New European Commission proposals would require rail operators and ticketing platforms to make cross-border train bookings simpler and more transparent, while extending passenger rights across multi-operator journeys.
As the EU prepares to make battery repair mandatory, micromobility is scrambling to get compliant. Zag goes inside Nowos’ Amersfoort repair centre reviving thousands of Dott batteries with Europe’s circular revolution already underway.
As EIT Urban Mobility closes out 2025, its latest impact report points to a maturing investment portfolio, a growing emphasis on follow-on funding, and a more deliberate approach to measuring real-world effects. 

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