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The office will work across state government, academia and private industry to enhance Michigan’s mobility ecosystem, including developing dynamic mobility and electrification policies and supporting the startup and scale up of emerging technologies and businesses.
Michigan's competitive advantages make the state a place where mobility solutions are born and where companies find long-term success and support.
Trevor Pawl
Chief Mobility Officer, Office of Future Mobility and Electrification
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Trevor Pawl
Chief Mobility Officer, Office of Future Mobility and Electrification
Why Michigan for Mobility & Electrification?
Michigan is the global leader in innovation and is producing the next generation of transportation technologies. Through the state's automotive manufacturing heritage, talented workforce, testing ecosystem and available business resources, Michigan's mobility assets are truly one-of-a-kind.
Learn MoreMichigan Revolution For Electrification Of Vehicles Academy/Academies (MiREV) RFP
The Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity (LEO) has released a $5 million Request for Proposals to develop and launch the agency's Michigan Revolution for Electrification of Vehicles Academy/Academies (MiREV).
LEO is looking to partner with three to five organizations for this effort for a total investment of up to $5 million through this RFP process. Efforts will work to respond to critical workforce to fill positions, and identify knowledge and skills demands of the automotive mobility and electrification industry.
Specialty Services to define a systems solution to develop and implement and Inductive Vehicle Charging Pilot (IVCP) RFP
The Michigan Department of Transportation (MDOT) is seeking innovative proposals defining a systems solution approach to develop and implement an Inductive Vehicle Charging Pilot to further the vision of being the first in the US to deploy a dynamic or hybrid dynamic/static charging system to wirelessly power a minimum 1-mile route for all modes of transportation, with integration to adjoining public transit routes to power electric buses and other transportation modes.
The Michigan Department of Transportation will provide $1.9 million in funding, with the Proposer providing a cost share.
We're Focused on 6 Key Areas
Increase Mobility Investment in Michigan
Generate new investment and job creation from tech companies focused on future mobility, including autonomous and electric vehicle innovation.
Expand Michigan’s Smart Infrastructure
Further develop systems for deploying autonomous and shared transportation.
Engage More Mobility Startups
Establish Michigan as a premier location for young companies to start, scale, commercialize and grow technologies redefining the movement of people and goods.
Further Enable Michigan’s Mobility Workforce
Develop and attract the skills and talent necessary to meet the changing demands of the mobility sector.
Accelerate Electric Vehicle Adoption in Michigan
Support the transition from internal combustion engine vehicles to electric vehicles and expand access to charging infrastructure.
Bolster Michigan’s Mobility Manufacturing Core
Protect the state’s competitiveness in electric and autonomous vehicle manufacturing and ability to move technologies into industrial scale manufacturing.
Council on Future Mobility and Electrification
Recognizing the changing landscape for automotive manufacturing and the need for a comprehensive statewide approach, the Council on Future Mobility and Electrification was formed within OFME. The council draws upon expertise from several State of Michigan agencies, industry and educational partners to enhance Michigan’s mobility ecosystem.
Learn MoreThe Michigan Council on Future Mobility and Electrification (CFME) released its second report to recap the progress the State has made since its inaugural report in February 2021, and the next steps needed to ensure Michigan continues to be the epicenter of future transportation solutions around mobility and electrification.
Read the 2021 CFME Annual Report
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The Michigan Department of Transportation provides expertise on developing smart infrastructure with automotive industry partners.
Michigan's Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity provides expertise for attracting and developing talent in Michigan.
The Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes and Energy provides expertise on electric vehicle charging infrastructure.
Michigan Economic Development Corporation provides expertise on program development that supports automotive and mobility assemblers and suppliers.
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