e-Mobility to add new innovative mobility solutions for citizens and local authorities

This paper discusses of preparation of electromobility (e-Mobility) pilots and involvement of city administration and authorities pursuing target users for a new kind of e-Mobility offering using electric L-category vehicles (ELVs) as an extension of personal shared mobility and eventually an integrated part of electric Mobility-as-a-Service (eMaaS). The cities of Torino, Venaria Reale and Villach with the extension of City of Calvià (Spain) are involved in a European jointly funded research and innovation project to provide citizens, elderly people and tourists an innovative means of e-Mobility in the urban context. The actual pilots will start this summer, and the first results of user experience and feedback will be available in the spring 2020.