The European Commission launched a new transition pathway for the EU mobility industrial ecosystem, outlining a strategic roadmap for a sustainable and resilient future.

The EU mobility transition pathway, co-created in collaboration with national and regional authorities, industry stakeholders, NGOs, and other interested parties, aims to boost the European Union's commitment to fostering innovation, green technologies, and digital advancements within the mobility sector.

Aligned with the updated EU industrial strategy, the plan encompasses the entire automotive, rail, waterborne, and cycling value chains and related services. This collaborative effort aims to drive sustainable practices, reduce environmental impact, and enhance overall resilience within the mobility sector.

The report outlines seven main thematic blocks:

1. Sustainable competitiveness
2. Regulation and public governance
3. Social dimension
4. Skills
5. R&I and technological solutions
6. Infrastructure
7. Investment and funding

The report will also be presented during an event in Brussels on 29 February 2024. Find more information and register here.

ERRIN will organise a dedicated meeting on the transition pathways. More information will be published soon.