E -car sharing: Now also in Werlte - sustainably and flexible!

In the district of Emsland, a new e-car sharing offer was started, which is particularly intended for people who do not have their own car but occasionally need a vehicle. This reported the page waslosin.de . The aim of the offer is to offer a sustainable, climate -friendly and flexible mobility alternative that is particularly in demand in rural areas. The first vehicle is in Werlte, where a Renault Zoe is available with a range of around 300 km right in front of the town hall. The booking is made via the mobileeee e-car sharing app for which interested users have to register. Use is possible for both private individuals as well as for companies and associations without incurring fixed costs; Only usage -dependent fees are collected.

With the offer launched for Werlte, the number of electric vehicles in the Emsland district increases to a total of 32. These electric cars are distributed among 30 locations in 16 Emsland cities, velvet communities and municipalities. Current locations include Meppen (6 vehicles), Lingen (EMS) and Papenburg (5 vehicles each), as well as in Haselünne, Emsbüren and Spelle (2 vehicles each) and other locations. An expansion to additional locations is already being planned.

optimization of the car sharing offer

according to emsland.de June 1st completely switched to electrically operated vehicles. Users can book the offer from May 17th. The car sharing project was originally introduced in 2016 and has steadily developed since then. The number of available e-cars is increased from 5 to a total of 29, and the number of locations increases from 5 to 28 in 15 municipalities.

In the cities of Lingen (EMS), Meppen and Papenburg, 5 electric cars will be available. In addition, 2 vehicles are planned in Emsbüren and Haselünne. Other locations, each with 1 cars, include Dörpen, Geeste, Haren (EMS), Herzlake, Lathen, Lengerich, Rhede (EMS), Salzbergen and Spelle. The implementation takes place again by Mobileeee GmbH from Frankfurt, which has been operating e-car sharing projects in Germany since 2015. The possible uses for the vehicles are diverse, and the tariff system enables individual adjustments to meet different user needs.