Urban mobility is facing its greatest change in decades. Existing mobility concepts are becoming electrified and considered from a new perspective. Cities like Paris aspire to have car-free city centres, offering innovative ideas and space to develop. All modern concepts have one thing in common, namely the fact that the combustion engine will no longer play a role. Smaller, more lightweight and, thus, safer systems using e-motors are increasingly sought after. REO components are already well suited to use in urban mobility. The various electronic components are already used both in small batches as well as in large-scale production.

For many people, a Club Car is the simplest, quickest and most environmentally friendly way to cover short distances quietly. Vehicles like this featuring REO components are used all over the world on golf courses, in hotel complexes, in green spaces or on the premises of large company headquarters. The Club Car is even used to transport passengers around major airports and train stations. There are virtually no limits in terms of how these vehicles can be used. They are used within gated residential complexes to transport people around as an alternative to conventional cars (known as a neighbourhood electric vehicle). An example of this is The Villages in Florida – a complex with more than 50,000 residents, and with virtually every single household having a Club Car.