Event Experience e-mobility: myths, everyday life & test drive

At the Reither Riesen in Reith, everything revolves around sustainable mobility – from the new e-bus line service on the Seefeld Plateau to car-sharing and private electric cars. In brief sessions, experts debunk common myths, provide insights into 10 years of electric car experience, and demonstrate in practical terms how suitable e-mobility already is for everyday life. Those who wish can start together at 9:30 by e-bike at the Seefeld train station. Afterwards: breakfast, exchange, and test drives with an electric car. Registration: michaela.kraler@seefeld.com or 0664/8572508.

Description

With the transition of the entire public transportation system to electric buses, an important step towards sustainable mobility has been achieved at the Seefeld Plateau. We would like to take this opportunity to take a practical look at what e-mobility can already accomplish in everyday life today – from public transport to car-sharing to owning an electric car.

On Saturday, the 18th of July at 10:00 a.m., everything at Reither Riese in Reith will revolve around the question of how practical e-mobility really is today. In a compact gathering, common myths about electric driving will be addressed, opportunities for car-sharing and e-mobility will be presented, and personal experiences from 10 years of electric car usage will be shared.

Those interested can already join us at 9:30 from Seefeld to ride to Reith by (your personal) e-bike, meeting point is at the Seefeld train station. Following the brief presentations, we will have breakfast together at Reither Riese, exchange ideas, and let the morning come to a cozy close. In addition, there will be the opportunity for a test drive with an electric car on site.

Registration at michaela.kraler@seefeld.com or Tel.: 0664/8572508.

The speakers:
Dr. Mario Buchinger, Physicist and transformation expert, RestartThinking Institute 
Marlene Buchinger, MSc., engineer for renewable energy and sustainability expert, RestartThinking Institute 
Simon Rios-Damerow, KEM Manager Seefelder Plateau