SEAT Knows C-19 Isn’t Over
Preparing for when its people come back from their August holidays
Gary S. Vasilash
Transportation Editor, Gardner Business Media
Eating on the Road in the U.K.
Drivers there like their snacks. . .
VW Growing in China
When the population of a city that you may not even have heard of has 8 million people, odds are good that what’s thought regarding the viability of EVs may not be the case.
SEAT, IBM & Watson
One more thing about SEAT after yesterday’s announcement at the Mobile World Congress about its Minimó micromobility vehicle: Today it and IBM announced that the companies are developing the “Mobility Advisor,” a mobile app that will run on 4G/5G networks and utilize IBM Watson AI technology.
Is the Minimó the Future of Urban Mobility?
If you’ve ever had the opportunity to wander around off the main thoroughfares in Barcelona, you’ve undoubtedly notices that the streets tend to be narrow and more oriented toward people rather than cars and certainly trucks.
SEAT and the Future of Transportation
Last fall, SEAT, the Martorell-based vehicle manufacturer that is part of the Volkswagen Group, launched the SEAT eXS powered by Segway.