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Discover how sustainable composites and technologies with both civil and defence applications are shaping the future of mobility.

As 2024 draws to a close, Luxinnovation reflects on key milestones that marked the year and strengthened Luxembourg's status as a forward-looking and competitive innovation hub.

At the heart of the Automobility Campus established in the centre of the country, the incubator Technoport now pilots an incubator dedicated to innovative companies in the booming mobility sector.

34 projects to install 434 new charging stations will receive co-financing following the fourth call for EV infrastructure projects launched in 2024.

Since 2022, a new aid scheme supports companies investing in charging infrastructure for electric vehicles. A new call for projects is open until 1 March 2024.

On 5 October, during the Automotive Day event, centred around the theme of the transition to sustainable mobility, California-based startup Lyten specialising in advanced electric vehicle batteries and composite materials, signed a memorandum of understanding to establish its European headquarters in Luxembourg.

National railway company CFL places a high priority on exploring the potential of innovation in the transportation industry. To expand its mobility services, it sought to work with strategic partners on its pilot autonomous shuttle project. Luxinnovation supported this ambition by forging crucial partnerships to drive this agenda and fostered crucial collaborations for associated projects.

After 4 years of intense activity, the Interreg project Pôle Automobile Européen (PAE) came to an end in December 2022. Anthony Auert, manager of the Luxembourg AutoMobility Cluster, gives an update on the results of the project.

The V2X system for data exchange between road infrastructure and connected vehicles deployed at a test site in the south of Luxembourg City is delivering on its promise.