CHORUS represented at EUCAD 2026

The CHORUS project was represented at the European Symposium on Connected and Automated Driving (EUCAD 2026) in Geneva, Switzerland, bringing its work on Connected, Cooperative and Automated Mobility (CCAM) to one of Europe’s key events dedicated to the future of automated driving.

Through its exhibition stand, CHORUS’ partners presented the project and its work towards better coordination between automated mobility services and the wider transport system. The exhibition provided an opportunity to introduce visitors to the project’s objectives, exchange ideas with stakeholders and highlight the importance of translating research and innovation into practical solutions for safer, smarter and more efficient mobility.

EUCAD 2026 provided a valuable opportunity for CHORUS to connect with the wider mobility ecosystem, share its vision and engage with the discussions shaping the future of automated mobility in Europe. Through its 35 partners across nine countries and seven demonstration sites, CHORUS continues to work towards practical solutions that integrate automated mobility into more coordinated, efficient and citizen-centred transport systems.