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Bombardier YouCity design competition launched
Thu, 15 Mar 2012Bombardier is sponsoring the YouCity Innovation Competition, seeking design concepts for 'the future of urban mobility'. The online competition, open to design students and professionals, focuses on the evolution of mobility in fast-growing urban areas. With more than two thirds of the world's population expected to live in cities by 2050, the issue of transportation is one that the organizers feel needs to be addressed sooner rather than later. Bombardier has selected three cities that represent the different markets for urban mobility around the world: London, UK (mature market), Belo Horizonte, Brazil (BRIC market) and Vientiane, Laos (emerging market).
Nissan shows off electric New Mobility concept
Wed, 01 Dec 2010Nissan revealed pictures of the New Mobility concept on Wednesday. The concept is a two-seat electric vehicle designed to be easy to drive, safe and clean, the company says. Nissan envisions the concept being used as a transportation service for corporations or the public.
BMW DesignworksUSA to revamp Singapore Airlines
Tue, 28 Aug 2012BMW DesignworksUSA has been set the task of developing Singapore Airlines' new First Class seats and cabin interior. Given the fast-paced improvement in the quality of premium Asian air travel – Emirates and Cathay Pacific are two examples – Singapore Airlines has decided to revamp its First Class area while upgrading its in-flight entertainment system. The chief redesign will be limited to its First and Business Class sections as those are the main sources of revenue but economy passengers will see upgraded headrests and seating.