FAQ

FAQ

The Award

  • What are the goals of the German Mobility Award?

    The German Mobility Award recognizes and celebrates pioneering initiatives, applications, and products leveraging digitalization to advance sustainable mobility. These endeavors prioritize ecological, economic, and social compatibility while remaining attentive to people’s needs. By showcasing technological and social innovations, the award fosters a culture of collaboration, encouraging individuals to forge connections between these realms.

  • How can I participate in the German Mobility Award?

    The application phase for the German Mobility Award has ended.

  • What price categories exist?

    We are looking for the best projects, products, and applications in a total of four categories:

    • Digital Transformation and AI

    • New Mobility Solutions

    • Design

    • Good Practice

    A detailed description of the categories can be found here.

  • What can I win?

    The German Mobility Award does not come with any cash prize. However, award winners and nominees receive not only significant public attention and the opportunity to promote themselves with one of the most important awards in the field of digitization and mobility but also exclusive networking opportunities with decision-makers and experts from the mobility industry, numerous communication materials, and transparent feedback from the jury.

  • Who have been awarded the German Mobility Award in recent years?

    You can find an overview of the alumni projects from recent years here:

    2024

    2023

    2022

    2016-2021

    If you wish to get in touch with former prize winners or have any questions regarding past competition years, please feel free to contact us.

  • Who organizes the German Mobility Award?

    The Federal Ministry for Digital and Transport (BMDV) has commissioned iRights.Lab and the Gesellschaft für Informatik to plan, implement and monitor the German Mobility Award from 2022 to 2024.

  • Who forms the jury?

    The jury consists of experts from politics, administration, business, science and civil society who are familiar with the topics of digital transformation, mobility and innovation. One citizen will complete the jury.

    Take a look at the jury from 2022 until 2024 here.

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