Microlino – A standout at the event was Microlino, with its micro-electric car designed for urban mobility. This compact vehicle, inspired by the classic bubble car, emphasized efficiency, sustainability, and the need for space-saving solutions in increasingly crowded cities. Accompanied by the micro scooters and its electric version they are the perfect collection for city traffic.
Volvo – Volvo introduced its latest electric SUV, the Volvo EX90, which focuses on safety, sustainability, and advanced driver-assistance technologies. The brand emphasized its commitment to becoming an electric car company by 2030, 90% of its vehicles will be fully electric by that time.
Citroën – The French automaker made headlines with the European premiere of its brand-new ë-C3 at the event, here our inside view. This smaller electric vehicle garnered significant attention due to its fresh design, affordability, and commitment to accessible, sustainable urban mobility. Citroën highlighted its ambition to bring electric driving to a broader audience with this latest model, combining efficiency with the brand's hallmark comfort and practicality.
TCS (Touring Club Switzerland) – As a key mobility player, TCS was involved in various aspects of the event, showcasing its expertise in road safety and innovative mobility services. Michael met with Micromobility expert Stephan Obwegeser discussing the latest vehicles, tools and services for electric vehicle owners, such as EV charging support in Switzerland.
Super73 – Known for its electric bikes, Super73 featured its latest models, blending motorcycle-inspired design with eco-friendly technology. The company targets urban commuters and adventure enthusiasts with its versatile and stylish e-bikes.
Lime – Global sharing market leader Lime presented two new micromobility vehicles at the event. These included advanced versions of their electric scooters and a new e-bike model, both designed to provide more efficient, comfortable, and sustainable options for short-distance urban travel. Lime also showed the 'Glider', a hybrid between an e-bike and an e-motorcycle, which will officially be introduced at the end of September in Zurich.
Friday evening's B2B event launching the E-nova Mobility Experience took place in the Frame, an iconic cinema right next to Europaallee. The theme “New forms of mobility must be experienced to accelerate change on an individual level” set the stage for a panel discussion with key figures from the Swiss mobility industry. Keynote speaker Marco Piffaretti showcased how bidirectional charging can make electric vehicles’ downtime profitable for powering buildings, while the panel, moderated by Michael Brecht, brought insights from both private and public sectors. Merlin Ouboter (Microlino) and Judith Häberli (Urban Connect) discussed private sector innovations in sustainable mobility, while Michael Baumer, City Councillor of Zurich, highlighted the political challenges and opportunities in Zurich’s mobility transformation.
