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Electromobility is at an early stage. In leading countries 5-10% of car fleets and 1% of bus and truck fleets are electric, but growth starts to take off. To transform all vehicles many new digital service concepts need to be developed and power production and distribution, and charging infrastructure need to expand. Many of the systems that exist and will be important are small and confined to one country and companies need to develop viable and competitive system concepts based on their existing digital services, vehicles, and technologies and find public-sector customers willing to test the systems in pilot installations. To improve electric cross-border connectivity, systems need to grow and facilitate cross-border travel in the region, something that is not easy at present. Many concepts and system solutions that need to be applied do not exist, or they exist in early versions, spread internationally, and adapted to different markets. Public organizations need to participate in development projects together with companies to develop the digital service concepts that are needed. Companies need to meet customers, find development and installation partners in new markets, and make pilot system installations, of a cross-border nature, that can be used as springboards for international growth. These systems and installations need to be developed through cross-border collaboration and neither the small companies that have to be involved, nor the public organizations that need to facilitate the application of the technologies in pilot installations of systems have the financing to fully promote this from their own budgets. Input needs to be received from potential customers in many markets and offerings need to be adapted based on the feed-back. Seed funding will be needed to take the first steps and funding of full-scale projects for cross-border development and pilot cross-border installations in several countries will be needed to drive the development forward.