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Movin'On Summit, formerly called Michelin Challenge Bibendum, is a major annual sustainable mobility event, organized by the Movin'On Sustainable Mobility Fund, created and inspired by the French tire company Michelin. In December 2008, Michelin announced that it was postponing the 2009 Michelin Challenge Bibendum event—scheduled for April 2009 in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil—until 2010, due to the economic crisis. That event ran from 30 May through 2 June 2010. In 2017, 2018 and 2019, the event took place in Montreal, Canada. Over the years, the event has become a platform for showcasing innovations in alternative fuels, autonomous vehicles, and low-carbon mobility systems. It brings together automakers, tech startups, public officials, and sustainability leaders to exchange ideas and test real-world applications of future mobility solutions. The transformation into Movin’On signaled an expanded mission, moving beyond vehicle technology to address wider urban mobility challenges, including equity, climate resilience, and transport infrastructure. The event operates as a think tank and innovation lab for sustainable mobility policies. During its Montreal editions, Movin’On hosted keynote speakers from companies like Google, Renault, and SNCF, alongside research organizations and policymakers. Exhibits featured electric aircraft prototypes, hydrogen-powered trucks, and AI-based traffic optimization tools.
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