REEV is run like an OEM programme office — three subcommittees reporting through a Convenor to the OC Chair, guided by an Advisory Board of OEMs, Tier-1 suppliers, academia and energy specialists.
Sets the direction, approves the rulebook and architecture changes each season, and holds final sign-off on major decisions.
The 2026–27 Steering Committee roster is being finalized. For governance queries in the meantime, reach out directly.
Email the programme office ↗Runs the season milestone-by-milestone: technical sessions, virtuals, hybrid bench checkpoints and the finals.
Owns the REEV 4.0 rulebook, the architecture standard, and the scoring criteria for virtuals, hybrid bench and finals.
Battery, charging, powertrain, thermal and software subsystems are each mentored by a named industry SME through the season. Full roster to follow closer to kickoff.
Past REEV participants who now support current teams with hands-on prototyping help, mock evaluations, and the HR/placement conversations that follow finals.
REEV let me put vehicle design on one side and classroom theory on the other, and watch them meet. Getting real industry exposure — two dedicated mentors per team, pushing us to communicate clearly and deliver on time — is something no lecture hall gives you.
Volunteers and student coordinators who run registration desks, technical sessions and finals-day logistics.
Run registration desks, technical sessions and finals-day logistics as part of the student Event Support Team.
Register as a Student ↗Guide a team end-to-end through the season — design reviews, simulation checkpoints and build sign-off.
Register as a Mentor ↗Judge design presentations, hybrid bench evaluations and finals, or advise on a specific technical area.
Register as an SME ↗