MSU and US Army launch new mobility research initiative | MSU Today
Michigan State University and the U.S. Army Ground Vehicle Systems Center (GVSC) have launched a new mobility research initiative as part of a five-year research program to advance autonomous ground vehicle research with Central Michigan University and the University of Michigan.
Michigan State, Daimler, and DTE Partner to Build EV Truck Stops | Automotive Logistics
The State of Michigan, in collaboration with Daimler Truck North America and DTE Energy, has secured $13 million in funding to develop a Mobility Charging Hub for EV freight trucks. The hub, located at Daimler’s Redford facility in Detroit, will provide charging infrastructure to support the transition of commercial truck fleets from internal combustion engines to electric trucks.
Regional Transit Authority of Southeastern Michigan Announces Mobility Grants | Macomb Daily
The Regional Transit Authority of Southeastern Michigan (RTA) has provided grants to 30 different agencies to enhance mobility and accessibility for seniors and people with disabilities in Macomb, Oakland, Wayne, and Washtenaw counties. The grants, totaling $13.2 million in Section 5310 federal funding, support services like transportation to doctor appointments, hair salons, and social outings for seniors and people with disabilities.
Karma Automotive and Pratt Miller Mobility Join Forces for Future of Electric Performance Vehicles | The EV Report
Karma Automotive, a luxury electric vehicle manufacturer, has formed a strategic partnership with Pratt Miller Engineering, known for its successful racing history. The collaboration aims to create a race-inspired performance signature for Karma’s current and future EVs, enhancing their quality with special edition upgrades.
ICYMI: Michigan Announces New Chief Mobility Officer
“We’re at a critical period in our nation’s history that requires a focus on people-centric mobility journeys, improving the distribution and movement of goods, and delivering a workforce that is prepared for future transportation and mobility jobs,” said Johnson (left). “Together, we will continue moving towards a future world where mobility innovation connects communities to housing, jobs, and economic prosperity for all.”
