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Decarbonizing roads and their uses is a major challenge if we are to make mobility much more respectful of the environment. This challenge will inevitably involve the electrification of vehicles and infrastructure. Technical solutions are being deployed, but the pace of transition is not sufficiently rapid.

It will be a technological revolution with major social and cultural impacts that the arrival on the market of autonomous cars will bring. The result will be real business opportunities, even for companies that have not yet forged any apparent links with the automotive industry, such as Alphabet's autonomous driving subsidiary, Alphabet

Fourth resurgence - 2010 years The electric car is experiencing a new resurgence starting in 2010. While there are several reasons for this resurgence, the great motivation for this rebirth is, more than ever, the fight against global warming. The latter is accompanied by logical measures to reduce production

Second resurgence - 1970s But the electric car (EV) has not completely disappeared. As California's smog finds its culprit, the thermal car, the battery manufacturer NUE (National Union Electric) and Eureka Williams, a household appliance company, propose to manufacture an EV in response to this nuisance, to

Emergence of EVs - 1890s In the early days of the automobile, EVs were on an equal footing with combustion-powered vehicles. Unlike combustion-powered vehicles, EVs had a number of significant advantages. It was clean, discreet, silent, easy and pleasant to drive, and its acceleration was continuous and progressive. It

This Thursday, October 4, the Mondial de l'Automobile Porte de Versailles in Paris opens for ten days and is expected to attract more than a million visitors. This 120th edition marks a profound change, forced to reinvent itself to embody a mobility sector in full transformation. And it is unquestionably the advent