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Disruptive 'Everything-By-Wire' Electric P7-C Delivery Vehicle Gets World-First Certification
13 Jan 2024 | Abstracted from New Atlas
"The P7-C medium duty commercial truck is based on Israeli company REE's wildly flexible, super-flat skateboard chassis.
"It's the first vehicle ever certified with no mechanical connection between the controls and the chassis...each wheel arch holds an electronically-controlled "corner unit" with everything from steering, suspension, electric drive motors, transmission, brakes, cooling and the wheels themselves built in."
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