Wunder Mobility Podcast

Wunder Mobility Podcast

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Wunder Mobility Podcast episodes

  • #56 Christian Adelsberger, Founder & CEO, NECTURE
    Christian Adelsberger, Founder & CEO of NECTURE, champions climate technology for a sustainable future. He focuses on accelerating EV adoption in fleets, optimizing vehicle use, and charging cycles with machine learning and crowd-based operations for effi

    Christian Adelsberger, Founder & CEO of Necture, formerly Ubiq sits down with Gunnar Froh 48-hours after rebranding his company and the after-party to discuss a renewed focus on impact, his excitement for the next phase and why they felt the need to change.

    With five years of experience working with car-sharing clients, Christian recognized the need to explore product-market fit more deeply. Sharing how the rebrand aims to enhance business operations, particularly in ensuring EV fleets are properly charged and more. Tune in to hear more on Necture's mission to reduce operational costs for car-sharing fleet operators, making electric mobility more financially viable and commitment to efficiency, in this episode. In Necture's dedication to transform urban mobility.

    50 min
  • #57 The Story Behind the Wunder Mobility & GoUrban Merger: Gunnar & Bojan
    Discover the story behind the Wunder Mobility and GoUrban merger, as industry leaders Gunnar Froh and Bojan Jukic discuss the challenges, innovations, and the future of shared mobility.

    In this special episode, Wunder Mobility CEO Gunnar Froh sits down with Bojan Jukic, former CEO of GoUrban and now Co-CEO at Wunder Mobility, to discuss the recent merger between the two companies and its impact on the future of shared mobility. Bojan shares GoUrban’s journey, starting in 2016 with moped-sharing and reverse engineering, and reflects on the early challenges of navigating a fast-paced, competitive market.

    The conversation highlights pivotal moments that shaped both companies, including the shift from rapid, unsustainable growth to a more strategic, long-term focus. This transition was driven by the need to address an oversaturated market of operators and software providers. Bojan and Gunnar discuss the temporary surge in growth in 2021, which ultimately proved unsustainable, and how the challenges they faced led the industry to reassess its approach.

    Looking ahead, Gunnar and Bojan emphasize the importance of efficiency and innovation. They explain how the merger enables them to combine their strengths to create meaningful, incremental changes that meet market demands and close the gaps both companies previously encountered. Tune in to hear their insights on the evolution of shared mobility and what lies ahead for the industry.

    31 min
  • #58 Lukas Loers, Venture Partner, Rethink Ventures
    Lukas Loers, Venture Partner at Rethink Ventures, reveals the hottest trends in mobility, from the ebike boom to Europe’s push for tech independence and sustainable transport.

    Lukas Loers, Venture Partner at Rethink Ventures, sits down with Gunnar Froh to share his journey from the golden days of micromobility to navigating the world of venture capital. Having lived across the globe, Lukas brings a unique perspective on the latest trends in transport, from battery charging to the rise of ebikes.

    In this episode, Lukas drops hints about what’s hot in the industry, why Europe needs to up its game in mobility, and the surprising ways the Ukraine war is reshaping tech. He also shares why he’s betting on local champions in shared mobility and the one investment he wishes he made 10 years ago. Tune in to catch Lukas’s expert insights, a few laughs, and a lot of forward-thinking ideas

    42 min
  • #59 Thomas Von Der Ohe, CEO & Co-Founder, Vay
    Thomas Van Der Ohe shares how Vay is challenging the robo-taxi model and revolutionizing driverless carsharing with remote driving technology.

    Thomas Von Der Ohe, co-founder and CEO of Vay, joins us from Las Vegas to share the story behind pioneering driverless carsharing. After years in Silicon Valley, Thomas returned to Europe with a bold vision: combining remote driving with autonomous technology to create a scalable and efficient mobility solution.

    He unpacks why the robo-taxi industry struggled to meet early expectations and how Vay is taking a different approach—one that keeps humans in the loop while leveraging autonomy. He discusses the advantages of launching in the U.S., where state-by-state regulations allow for faster scalability, and how Vay’s camera-based remote driving system is designed to be both cost-effective and adaptable across various vehicle types.
    Tune in for a deep dive into the future of mobility and the game-changing potential of remote driving!

    40 min
  • #60 Robert Henrich, Chairman of the Board, Hamburger Hochbahn
    Robert Henrich discusses how Hamburger Hochbahn is shaping the future of urban mobility, from autonomous transport projects to cross-city collaboration and seamless MaaS solutions.

    Jana Neumann sits down with Robert Henrich, Chairman of the board, Hamburger Hochbahn to explore how Hamburg is leading the way in public transport innovation. From seamless MaaS solutions to autonomous vehicle projects, Robert shares insights on how Hochbahn is shaping the future of urban mobility.

    They discuss the significance of the Deutschlandticket in fostering cross-city collaboration, the expansion of Hochbahn’s services beyond Hamburg, and how investments in new subway lines and digital platforms are enhancing passenger experience. Plus, Robert reveals which city he sees as a role model for Hamburg’s mobility future.

    Tune in to discover what’s next for public transport, automation, and sustainable urban mobility!

    40 min
  • #61 Johannes Kirschner, Investment Manager, EIT Urban Mobility
    Johannes shares insights on the future of mobility, the role of EIT in shaping sustainable transport, and the challenges of building a truly connected mobility ecosystem.

    Johannes Kirschner, Investment Manager at EIT Urban Mobility, joins us from Munich to share his insights on the future of sustainable transport. With a background in product management at Circ and ShareNow (formerly DriveNow) and experience in the operational side of mobility, Johannes brings a unique perspective on the challenges and opportunities in the industry.

    In this episode, he delves into EIT Urban Mobility’s mission as one of Europe's largest innovation communities, working to decarbonize transportation by investing in startups and fostering collaboration between stakeholders. Johannes shares his thoughts on why mobility remains fragmented, the importance of changing consumer behavior, and how cities like Hamburg serve as models for integrated mobility ecosystems.
    We also explore the role of regulation in Germany, the need for inclusive and accessible mobility solutions, and how EIT is bridging the gap between startups, governments, and investors to drive real change.
    Tune in to hear Johannes’ vision for the next 3-4 years in mobility and what it will take to create a greener, more connected future. 🎧🚲🚗

    50 min
  • #63 Michael Poglitsch, Managing Director, Mobinck
    Michael Poglitsch, Managing Director of Mobinck Germany, shares how consulting, software, and sustainability are transforming the corporate mobility landscape.

    In episode #63 of the Wunder Mobility Podcast, Jana Neumann speaks with Michael Poglitsch, Managing Director of Mobinck Germany, about the challenges and opportunities shaping the future of corporate mobility management.

    Together, they explore:

    • The rise of smart parking solutions and integrated mobility systems
    • How digital tools and consulting enable companies to understand and improve their mobility strategies
    • Why sustainability and employee satisfaction are now core pillars of modern corporate mobility
    • The evolving mobility market in Germany—and how it compares to broader trends in Europe
    • The importance of data-driven decisions, emotional buy-in, and change ambassadors in scaling solutions internally
      • 44 min
    • #62 Sascha Mayer, CEO, MOIA
      Sascha Mayer, CEO of MOIA, explores how shared mobility, public-private collaboration, and autonomous technology are transforming urban transport.

      Jana Neumann sits down with Sascha Mayer, CEO of MOIA, to explore the company’s journey in revolutionizing urban mobility. Backed by Volkswagen, MOIA is pioneering shared and autonomous transport solutions that integrate seamlessly with public transport systems.

      In this episode, Sascha discusses the evolution of MOIA, the role of data in optimizing mobility services, and the challenges of changing user behavior. They delve into Hamburg’s push for autonomous vehicles, the impact of cycling culture on urban mobility, and why public-private collaboration is key to sustainable transport.

      Tune in to learn how MOIA is driving the future of shared mobility and what’s next for urban transport!

      47 min
    • #45 René Braun, CEO & Co-Founder , RYDES
      The change of mobility behavior, an evolution of the mobility budget market for employees and the revolution of public transport in Germany due to the Deutschland-ticket. 🚲 🛵 🚆

      Now more than ever, mobility behaviors are changing. That’s why companies need to offer a mobility budget that includes different types of transport, focuses on sustainability and works as a real benefit for employees. On top of that, managing it shouldn’t overcomplicate HR departments life…

      With Rydes, all the above gets real! In our latest podcast episode, Rydes CEO and Founder Rene braun talks with our CEO Gunnar Froh about the evolution of the mobility budget market, what the perks of focusing on different types of mobility are and how Rydes is providing the right budget solution both from an employee’s and employer’s perspective.
      Listen up to learn more about EU regulations, the importance of the Deutschland ticket and the growth of competitors in driving forward the debate on sustainable mobility!

      42 min
    • #44 Harry Maxwell, Head of Marketing, Fluctuo
      Harry discovered his passion for shared mobility whilst working at Fifteen, the shared bike manufacturer.

      Harry shares his journey in mobility from discovering the importance of mobility when living in Rome until moving to Paris where he found Fluctuo, followed by discussions about the newly released European Shared Mobility Index with Gunnar, the breakdown of number of shared vehicles in Europe and how not only operators but cities like Milan are using aggregated data for benchmarking against other multimodal cities.

      39 min

    About Wunder Mobility Podcast

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    Welcome to the "Wunder Mobility Podcast". Every two weeks we will provide you with exciting insights around the Future of Mobility. Tune in as we invite thought leaders from the mobility sector to share their vision, products, successes, and setbacks.