LIGHT ELECTRIC MOBILITY
Light Electric Mobility is not only focussed on bicycles but a wide rage of electric vehicles from hoverboards to electric scooters, electro mini cars, segways and many more. The LEV industry is growing exponentially and especially the last years have shown that LEV's are serious mobility option to overcome distances.
Next to the LIGHT ELECTRIC MOBILITY AREA in hall 8, you will be able to find engangin insights into the newest trends and developments in the light electric mobility industry in the FUTURE MOBILITY FORUM as well as on the ACADEMY STAGE.
PROGRAMME
Konrad Otto-Zimmermann

Thursday 22.06.23
14:00-17:00
Hall 8, ACADEMY STAGE
Konrad Otto-Zimmermann from the Urban Idea presents a diverse programme with short presentations, interviews and panel discussions to highlight the bicycle and its neighbours. Interesting guests from federal associations, universities and leading companies will discuss how fine mobility can be understood as an ecosystem and how best to implement the trend shift away from cars and towards fine mobility - LEVs, bicycles and micro vehicles.

About
Konrad Otto-Zimmermann, creative director, The Urban Idea GmbH, Freiburg. Trend-detector, trailblazer, developer, initiator, manager, speaker, author.
City planer and administrative scientist with leading professional stations at the Federal Environmental Agency, the city of Freiburg and the World Cities Association for sustainable development, ICLEI.
He initiated and led the first German model project “Bicycle friendly city” und the “EcoMobility World Festivals” and he coined the term “Umweltverbund”. He is protagonist of fine mobility as mobility on foot and by means of transport in the spectrum between shoe and car".
PROGRAMME
Time/Speaker |
Description |
14:00-14:20 | Opening: Topic Finemobility |
Konrad Otto-Zimmermann The Urban Idea, Martin Tönnes, Member of the Federal Executive Board, Verkehrsclub Deutschland (VCD) |
"The bicycle and its neighbours - only symbiosis helps the climate mobility in space - fine mobility for all purposes". |
The spectrum of fine mobiles exemplary |
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14:20-14:30 | G-Class XXS - Micromobile segment, example electric scooter |
Florian Walberg, Walberg Urban Electrics / Egret | |
14:30-14:40 | G-Class XS - S-Pedelecs segment, example Riese & Müller |
Markus Riese, Riese & Müller | |
14:40-14:50 | G-Class XS - segment cabin pedelec, example Hopper |
Martin Halama oder Torben Müller-Hansen, Hopper Mobility GmbH | |
14:50-15:00 | G-Class S - Electric Light Vehicles segment |
N.N. | |
15:00-15:20 | Speech |
Martin Schmidt, Cycling Logistics Association Germany e.V. | Mobility solutions: A holistic view of fine mobility |
Contours of micromobility, cycling and light e-vehicles - overlaps and compatibilities |
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15:20-15:30 | Contours of micromobility |
Alexander Zeman, Electric Empire - Federal Association Electric Light Vehicles e.V. | |
15:30-15:50 | Bicycle World |
Wassilis von Rauch, Federal Association Zukunft Fahrrad e.V., Andreas Kraus, Allianz Zukunft S-Pedelec | |
15:50-16:10 | Light mobility |
Christoph Neye HardTech Innovation Space MotionLab, Berlin Hans Constin, Constin GmbH / Light Electric Vehicle Innovationcluster (LEVI) e.V. Annick Roetynck / Bram Rotthier, LEVA-EU |
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Ecosystem fine mobility - user requirements, infrastructure, law |
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16:10-16:25 |
User expectations |
Frank Tristram, Verkehrsclub Deutschland (VCD) e.V. Andreas Pooch, HPV Deutschand e.V. |
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16:25-16:40 | Infrastructure |
Sophie Kahnt, Jori Milbradt, FG traffic planning and traficsystems, University of Kassel | |
16:40-16:55 | Traffic law |
Simon Kase, Lawyer, BBG and Partner | |
17:00 | Closing |
Friday 23.06.23
10:00-13:00
Hall 8, FUTURE MOBILITY FORUM, Pink Stage
Moderation: Markus Emmert
The presentation of the Bundesverband e-Mobility refers to a number of topics in the field of light electric vehicles. Among other things, new study results will be shown: Light electric vehicles as an underestimated solution for the mobility turnaround in the city AND the country. The background also follows with information on light vehicles - L1e - L7e. Finally, the programme is dedicated to the BEM's list of demands: from funding to infrastructure. Finally, it looks at how to create new things from old, especially how this works in the field of light vehicles "retrofit".
PROGRAMME
Time/Speaker |
Description |
10:00-11:00 | eMobile Talk (Talk) |
N.N. | With the use of light vehicles in the most diverse fields of application, new challenges arise for the infrastructure. What do the manufacturers and municipalities say and how has the trade positioned itself? |
11:00-11:45 | Light vehicles - sense or nonsense? (Panel discussion) |
N.N. | Using representative surveys, we get to the bottom of the question. What are the demands and requirements for light vehicles and for the actors? |
11:45-12:20 | Mobile payment for light vehicles (lecture/discussion) |
N.N. | Small vehicles also have to charge. Operators of charging points want to/must charge. But how? There are many solutions, but how does it really work? |
12:20-12:40 | Turning OLD into NEW (lecture/discussion) |
N.N. | How old light vehicles with combustion engines are given a second life. Focus: Environmentally conscious and resource-efficient. |
12:40-13:00 | LEV-eTrailer (lecture/discussion) |
N.N. | The trailers of the next generation. How trailers can be towed with payload and still not "add weight". |
SPEAKERS
SPEAKER

Dr. Acel Sprenger
Dr. Axel Sprenger is CEO of UScale GmbH in Stuttgart. Engineer by CV, but customer savvy and market researcher at heart. He is a former Mercedes manager and managing director of JD Power, a US automotive market researcher. In 2018, he founded UScale, a market research and consulting company focused entirely on electric mobility. His motivation is to bring the voice of the user:inside into the development of the new ecosystem as early as possible, so that products and services are set up right from the start.

Johannes Haas
Together with partners, Johannes Haas founded visionE GmbH in 2020 with the aim of making e-mobility better known to a broad public and reducing fear of contact. Together they developed voylt.com, a European portal for sustainable e-mobility, which offers interested parties a wide range of information and intuitive buying advice, as well as a platform for suppliers to market their products. The name is a combination of voyage and Volt - so it stands for an exciting journey into the electric future!

Markus Emmert
Moderation
Markus Emmert is a corporate, municipal and political consultant in the fields of energy, environment and electric and new mobility. His expertise, networks and experience in a wide range of fields form his core competence, with sustainability, efficiency, environment and cooperation always at the forefront. He acts as a consultant, trainer, author, speaker, moderator and expert at events, symposia and discussions. As a member of the board and advisory board of the Bundesverband eMobilität (German eMobility Association), he supports the association, its members and the electromobility sector in the areas of smart grids, energy efficiency and renewable energies, among others.
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