Trends and the future of urban mobility were discussed at a forum at the Technopolis Moscow Special Economic Zone

The "New Urban Mobility" forum, organized jointly by the Moscow Transport Innovations Foundation and the MTC Consortium, took place at the Pechatniki site of Moscow's special economic zone. The program included a panel discussion, expert and investment sessions, and presentations of practical developments. Representatives of government agencies, investors, and industry companies attended the business event. They discussed trends in the development of electric transport, charging infrastructure, and passenger flow management, and shared effective transport case studies.

"Moscow is a leading center for testing and implementing innovative technologies in transport infrastructure. More than 760 Moscow-based companies produce cutting-edge solutions for the industry: electronics and devices for cars, trains, trucks, and road infrastructure. At the direction of Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin, an inter-industry electric vehicle cluster, uniting 64 companies, has been established within the Moscow SEZ. "This allows us not only to produce key equipment but also to create new jobs, strengthen export potential, and attract investors willing to develop projects in the capital," said Maxim Liksutov, Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Transport and Industry.

In the capital's special economic zone, companies manufacture a wide range of products for the transportation industry: from lithium-ion batteries and composite car body components to energy storage systems and innovative inspection equipment.

The Scientific and Technical Center "Privodnaya Tekhnika" manufactures modern electric drives for transport. The power units are designed for various categories of electric vehicles: golf carts, passenger cars, and small commercial vehicles.

The company "RENERA" specializes in the production of lithium-ion batteries and energy storage systems. The company's products are used in special-purpose equipment, airport infrastructure, and electric transport, including the supply of batteries for electric buses under offset contracts with the Moscow Government.

The Nanotechnology Center for Composites manufactures products based on new materials, including composite trays and road slabs used on bridges and overpasses. Railings are used to ensure pedestrian safety along roadways. Additive Engineering produces critical components for the automotive industry using 3D printing. Industrial printing of functional pipes, brackets, electronic housings, protective covers, and interior elements reduces production time.