The first of its kind in New Zealand, Ola’s new safety-tech feature uses real-time information to detect irregular activities like crashes and long stops.

Skeleton Technologies’ ultracapacitors can be charged quickly and are able to release large bursts of energy at rapid speeds.

An insurance provider is developing more nimble algorithms that allow it to better identify risk in underserved groups.

The Precept concept car incorporates flax-based natural composites, seat covers made from recycled plastic bottles and carpets made from reclaimed fishing nets.

The company makes it affordable to turn your vehicles into an electric one, whilst also providing extra connectivity for drivers.

The tiles use piezoelectric materials to generate electrical power when a load is applied.

Agricultural waste mixed with mycelium creates individual boxes that keep the candles and their porcelain containers safe during international shipping.

The concept aims to reward consumers based on distance traveled and aims to target ride sharing bicycles such as Santander and Mobikem.

iFood is partnering with an e-bike company to provide subsidised rentals to its couriers, allowing it to expand its staff.

Choka, a bicycle brand from the Pyrenees, allows riders to pump up their bike frames with air that they can later use to inflate their tyres.

A team has designed a screen for buses and large vehicles that can show ads and also alert cars to oncoming traffic.

The band guides users to a destination without the need to continually check a screen.