Over 3 days, participants got in-depth insights into local, innovative mobility solutions - from bicycles to solar-powered e-cars to high-speed trains - and were able to get ideas for the mobile tourism of the future. With a cycling network of 36,000 km and a cycling density of 23 million bikes for 17 million inhabitants, the Netherlands is considered a pioneer in cycling. The group was able to use the "fiest" to get impressions of the cycling infrastructure in Utrecht.
At Atlas Technologies' Automotive Campus, Lightyear presented "Zero", the world's first fully electric e-car, which is charged not only by the electricity grid but also by solar cells integrated into the bodywork. Currently, the company already employs 600 people and 30 are added every month
