TU-Automotive Europe puts Uber, BMW Drive Now and Citymapper to the Test | SupplyChainBrain

TU-Automotive Europe puts Uber, BMW Drive Now and Citymapper to the Test

October 2, 2015

The Urban Mobility Challenge

The video below has just been released in association with TU-Automotive Europe (2nd – 3rd November – ICS, Stuttgart).

Nowhere else in Europe will you be able to meet the tech innovators that are creating these new modes of mobility. TU-Automotive Europe is Europe’s biggest, best and original connected car and auto mobility event.

Revolutionising How We Get From A to B

Watch the video to see how Uber, BMW Drive Now and Citymapper fared when TU-Automotive put them to the test.

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