In Greater Manchester, the eHUBs project will deliver 10 discrete hubs, providing for public hire around 10 electric car club vehicles and 25 e-cargobikes, across locations in Greater Manchester: Bury Town Centre, Prestwich, Chorlton, Whalley Range and Ancoats. Read More
The city opened a total of 14 eHUBS between March and May and more openings are planned in June. Read More
On May 11, 2021, Dr Gustav Bösehans presented the latest research on eHUBs from Newcastle University at the International Transport Forum (ITF) Pre-Summit Research Days. Read More
The project will continue working towards shared and electric mobility until October 2023! Read More
On February 12th, Dreux launched its first three shared and electric mobility hubs. Read More
The eHUBS project coordinator is implementing a set of shared and electric mobility hubs deployed at a neighborhood-level, named BuurtHubs. Read More
Take a look at the events and conferences attended by eHUBS partners in the last months. Read More
Thanks to the eHUBS Belgian partner Taxistop, Wavre will provide to its citizens a network of eHUBS. With more to follow! Read More
The Belgian city of Leuven launches its eHUBS at the presence of Lydia Peeters, the Flemish Minister of Mobility, on 27 September 2020. Read More
Newcastle University designed an online questionnaire survey with the aim of exploring people’s travel behaviour, as well as their attitudes towards, and intentions to use eHUBS. Read More
