Towards sustainable mobility

Future Mobility is carried out in close cooperation between Lindholmen Science Park and Vinnova, involving people in Sweden as well as in the United States. Following an organization change, Lars Ahlm at Vinnova’s office in Stockholm has recently replaced Eric Wallgren in Future Mobility’s management team.

In January 2025, following CES 2025 in Las Vegas, Future Mobility co-sponsored the Nordic Autonomous Mobility Week in Silicon Valley, providing state-of-the-art insights into autonomous vehicles (AVs) for leading experts, policymakers, and innovators from Sweden, Norway, and the United States.

The aviation industry faces a growing challenge in mitigating wildlife strikes, which pose a threat to both human life and aircraft safety. Traditional wildlife management methods—such as patrolling with vehicles, using pyrotechnics, trained dogs and gunshots—are proving to be inefficient. This has opened the door for innovation, and Flox is leading the charge in a new project supported by Future Mobility.

For the second year, Future Mobility contributed to Sweden's efforts to promote participation at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES). Over 120 Swedish tech and mobility companies were involved in this initiative. Operating as “Team Sweden”, together with Teknikföretagen, Electrification Hub, KPMG Sweden, Embassy of Sweden in USA, Vinnova, and Business Sweden, we gathered relevant Swedish companies to attend CES, matched them with relevant United States business partners, guided first-time visitors through the easily overwhelming CES with its 140,000 visitors and 4500 exhibitors and helped to...

Future Mobility has just granted funding for a new innovation project, Road Condition Data. Klimator, a Swedish leader in applied road climatology, in partnership with the American meteorology data company Synoptic Data, seeks to adapt Klimator’s road climatology models to the unique challenges posed by the United States road infrastructure.