The Mobility Move 2025 event in Berlin recently brought together 1,500 participants and 100 exhibitors to delve into the future of public transport. The focus of the event was on various key aspects such as autonomous driving, digitalisation, workforce challenges, and infrastructure, all of which are set to drive significant changes in the mobility sector. Notably, hydrogen and electric technology emerged as pivotal elements during this event. Hyundai's 12-meter fuel cell bus showcased its versatility by operating with both 350 and 700 bar hydrogen, making it a highlight of the expo. Partnering with Slovenian manufacturer TAM, the bus is part of a three-year trial by Wiener Linien and boasts Europe's maiden 700-bar hydrogen storage technology. The event saw the unveiling of cutting-edge innovations by different bus manufacturers. Arthur Bus, amidst a leadership transition, presented its 12-meter bus, indicating a strategic evolution. Wisdom's Sigma 7 is now being distributed in the DACH region under its brand, marking a shift, with a new platform on the horizon. BYD displayed its B12 platform with blade battery technology, enhancing the chassis. VDV President Ingo Wortmann stressed the significance of public transport as a fundamental service, essential for shaping mobility's future. Advocating for SAE Level 4 automation, VDV aims to position Germany at the forefront of automated vehicle deployment, seeking to improve operational efficiency and address workforce challenges. The event highlighted the growing importance of innovation and collaboration to drive the public transport sector forward.