Tag: High-Tech Auto and Mobility

Get to know Abbey Trbovich, a Marketing Coordinator at Magna Seating. Learn more and meet Trbovich at The Future of Mobility with Magna event on July 18.

Aside from being a well-known automotive hub, Detroit has many offerings that set it apart from other cities. Here’s why the city is the perfect place to start your career in automotive and call it home.

Ticket registration for Michigan Central Station’s reopening community celebration opens online today for its kick-off concert and 10 days of open house tours next month.

Our Next Energy’s Holly Schwarzwalder isn’t a Michigan native, but her aspiration to become an electrical engineer brought her to the state with plentiful opportunities. Learn more about her career journey in Michigan.

Plans are moving forward for the grand opening of Michigan Central in early June. Events will run from June 6-16 with performances, station tours, discussions, and family-friendly activities.

The rich history of Detroit played a pivotal role in the growth and development of the automotive and mobility sector, and its critical role continues to this day with a burst of innovation and mobility solutions.

Seven major automakers say they’re joining forces to build a North American electric vehicle charging network that would rival Tesla’s and nearly double the number of fast-charging plugs in the U.S. and Canada.

Bollinger Motors Inc. aims to invest $44 million at its Livonia manufacturing plant and Oak Park headquarters in an expansion that would create 237 jobs.

German automotive supplier Bosch is embracing software as the future of its North American mobility business.

Starting next spring, Ford EV owners will have access to roughly 12,000 Tesla Superchargers via adapters in the first direct partnership of its kind between two competing electric vehicle makers.