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Israeli start-up offers a new take on the GM Hy-Wire concept from two decades ago

REE, an Israeli-based startup has come out of stealth mode. REE unveiled a flat and modular platform which could fundamentally change the way electric vehicles are built to power widespread vehicle electrification.

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REE is looking to reinvent the way electric vehicles (EVs) are designed.

REE unveiled its new and exciting product: a revolutionary flat and modular platform. By reimagining the vehicle, REE is creating electric vehicles with stronger widespread electrification.

An Israeli startup called REE wanted to re-imagine the EV skateboard from an outside perspective. What they came up with is the design you see here.

Israeli start-up REE has taken all the vital components of a modern electric vehicle (EV) – from drive-train, suspension, steering, and braking-control, from under the bonnet, to inside the wheel.

Today’s electric vehicles aren’t terribly different, design-wise, from their combustion engine counterparts — with rare exception, you’re likely to find the motor, transmission, and other drive components all under the hood.

A potentially revolutionary, completely flat skateboard platform was released on Tuesday (US time) that could change the way car makers approach electric vehicle manufacture.

REE is pioneering the future of electric mobility by reimagining the vehicle, creating the world’s first truly flat and modular skateboard chassis for a more efficient, reliable and scalable electric future

TEL AVIV, Israel, July 10, 2019 /PRNewswire/ — REE unveiled today its revolutionary flat and modular platform which fundamentally changes the way electric vehicles are built to power widespread vehicle electrification.

REE is pioneering the future of electric mobility by reimagining the vehicle, creating the world’s first truly flat and modular skateboard chassis for a more efficient, reliable and scalable electric future

“Electric vehicles represent the future of mobility,” said Daniel Barel, CEO, and co-founder of REE, a company that is rebuilding the way vehicles are made.

REE places the motor, steering, suspension, drivetrain, sensors, brakes, thermal systems and electronics into the vehicle’s wheels, creating a flat platform.

Exclusive interview with REE’s CEO on how REE is reshaping the construction of autonomous and electric vehicles.

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The following is a Green-vehicle relevant article for car shoppers and auto enthusiasts concerned with alt-fuels, fuel economy, hybrid vehicles, electric vehicles, fuel-cells and reducing exhaust emissions

How do you free up space in a modern electric vehicle design? Put everything needed to make it work inside the wheels.