CHORUS Project

Innovation for safer and more efficient transportation systems

Facts & Figures

CHORUS develops a unified multimodal architecture to orchestrate heterogeneous actors and transport modes within the CCAM ecosystem, enhancing urban mobility safety and efficiency

CHORUS Project

1 July 2025

Start date

31 December 2028

End date

CHORUS Project

7

Demonstration sites

CHORUS Project

€6.7 million

Budget

€5.9 million

EU contribution

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Project coordinated by:

episey iccs

35 partners, 9 countries

CHORUS CONSORTIUM

episey iccs
occ
forum helsinki
etrikala
clem
west
velocity cycle solution
eur elec
frontier
swarco
aimsum
floware
blind square
fusion
vedecom
politecnico di bari
vicomtech
certh ht
tts
applus+
map
inlecom
fit
ertico
pave
coco
diet
zurich
planzer
tgp
scalar
loxo
hesso
zhaw
saam

CHORUS demonstration sites

CHORUS will employ a methodology combining experimentation, simulation, and data analysis across 7 demonstration sites, conducting demonstrations and evaluations, building on specific high-value use cases (UCs) aligned with EU strategy and the CCAM partnership
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Paris-Saclay, FR

Paris–Saclay is a fast-growing innovation hub south of Paris, home to major universities, research centres, and a diverse mix of urban, suburban, and rural mobility needs.
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Oxfordshire, UK

Oxfordshire is a fast-growing region of 687,000 residents, combining urban centres, rural communities, and major research and innovation hubs.
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Trikala, Greece

Trikala, a pioneering mid-sized Greek city of 80,000 residents, is recognised for its early adoption of smart mobility and autonomous bus pilots.
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Bern, Switzerland

Bern is a major Swiss urban centre with growing commuter flows and sustainability targets.
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Geneva, Switzerland

With over one million residents and heavy cross-border travel, Geneva faces complex mobility demands involving trams, buses, trolleybuses, and international flows.
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Zürich, Switzerland

Zürich public transport serves 1.4 million residents with trams, buses, and trolleybuses. Although highly efficient, the city faces congestion and rising delivery demands.
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Helsinki, Finland

Helsinki, with over 650,000 residents, operates a dense multimodal network of trams, buses, metro, and ferries.
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Latest news

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...
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How automated mobility can help close Europe’s mobility gaps

CHORUS partner SAAM explores how automated vehicles can improve intermodality, strengthen public transport connections and make everyday journeys more accessible.Seamless journeys rarely depend on a single mode of transport. They rely on different services working...
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CHORUS Partner in the Spotlight: GESTE

We sit down with Aryldo G. Russo Jr of GESTE Engineering, to talk about the project, their role in CHORUS, and the impact they hope the project will have on European Citizens.1. Can you introduce your organisation? Can you tell us about your organisation, its mission,...
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CHORUS Partner in the Spotlight: SAAM

We sit down with Oliver Nahon, Director of Operations of SAAM,  to talk about the project, their role in CHORUS, and the impact they hope the project will have for European Citizens.1. Can you introduce your organisation? Can you tell us about your organisation, its...
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CHORUS showcased at Connecting Europe Days 2026 

The CHORUS project took part in Connecting Europe Days 2026, Europe’s flagship event for transport and mobility, held in Brussels from 28 September to 1 October 2026. The event was organised by the European Commission and brought together policymakers, industry...
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CHORUS Partner in the Spotlight: PAVE Europe

We sit down with Carmen Frigerio, Project Communication and Event Manager at PAVE Europe and Work Package Leader for Policy and Networking Strategies for Effective European Adoption, to talk about the project, their role in CHORUS, and the impact they hope it will...
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CHORUS joins the EU Road Safety Cluster

The CHORUS project has joined the EU Road Safety Cluster, strengthening collaboration among European research and innovation projects working towards safer, smarter and more sustainable mobility. By integrating automated and conventional vehicles with public...
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CHORUS Partner in the spotlight – I-SENSE Group

We sit down with Dr Angelos Amditis, Research & Development Director of ICCS/NTUA and CHORUS project coordinator, together with Christos Ballis and Georgios Zacharopoulos from the coordination team, to talk about the project, their role in CHORUS, and the impact...
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Building the Foundations of CHORUS – Focus on Requirements, Compliance, and Governance

Before any autonomous shuttle can pick up a passenger, before any algorithm can reroute a delivery van around a cyclist, someone has to answer a set of much older questions: What do people actually need from their streets? Who gets to decide how a self-driving vehicle...
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CHORUS Consortium organised its 2nd Governing Board Meeting in Bari

On 8–9 July 2026, the CHORUS consortium convened in Bari, Italy, for its 2nd Governing Board Meeting, bringing together project partners to assess progress, coordinate upcoming activities and reinforce collaboration across the consortium. Hosted at the Polytechnic...
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