The Bolt M-1 is still fundamentally "just" a bike. You can drive it. But the point is, you don't need one. It is an electric bike with a battery that can take you 80 kilometers on a charge, and it can "cruise" at a speed of up to 64 km/h. The high-tech bicycle with regenerative brakes is connected to a smartphone, where through a special application you can access all collected data such as speed, distance, etc., and you can also unlock it wirelessly.
Electric mobility
The Trefecta DRT is an electric bike for geeks from the future and an attempt to get people to give up car transportation more en masse. But many people have a hard time saying goodbye to the comfort and technology they bring. The Trefecta company therefore offered them an e-bike that can hide even many cars, as it is equipped with technology that is not even found in steel horses.
Electric bicycles have experienced a real boom in recent years. How could they not, when for many they turn the previously too difficult snacks into tireless rides. Whether it's for the elderly, whether it's for people who commute to work and don't want to come to the workplace sweaty. But many do not have the privilege of going to work and errands only by bicycle, as the distances are too great. This is where A-Bike Electric comes in, the lightest folding electric bike in the world that you can easily combine with other types of transportation.
It started with the rickshaw, a two-wheeled vehicle with one or two seats pulled by a human being. These were replaced by wheeled rickshaws, which are not only found in Asia, but also in the West. Then came the Piggio Ape vehicles, which were not environmentally friendly. The next step in the evolution of rickshaws is Lindo, Kyle Armstrong's easy-to-operate electric and eco-friendly rickshaw.
At the American bike manufacturer Vela, they want to make our daily struggle with city transportation easier. Namely, they made an advanced electric bicycle with a retro look, which they also presented on Kickstarter.
Starting this spring, Renault electric vehicles for carbon-free mobility will be seen on the streets of Slovenian cities. Great, right?!
More and more alternative drive cars are knocking on the door of series production. Thus, conventional roads are already regular guests of electric vehicles, and now solar cell cars are also flirting with them. One such is the Sunswift eVe, the solar car of Australian students from the University of New South Wales, who want to drive it on the streets of Sydney as early as July 2015. The car should pass all safety and other standards required for vehicle registration by then. This will make it the first vehicle of its kind in the southern hemisphere.
Elon Musk, the father of the electric car brand Tesla, is not nicknamed the Steve Jobs of the automobile for nothing. He proved this once more when he introduced the Tesla Powerwall batteries, which have the ability to store solar energy. These would or will power homes, businesses, maybe even the entire world. By being able to store the energy of solar cells for later use, which until now has been the biggest obstacle in the use of renewable energy sources, they are changing not only the "producer" of electricity, but the very course of history.
Let's face it. Most e-bikes are not overly attractive. It is rare that it is decorated with a refined and fashionable design. But the CRUZ vintage electric cruiser bikes from the Californian brand Vintage Electric defy any stigma that has attached to these types of bikes since they first appeared. It also almost imperceptibly carries a 3,000-watt motor with which it can reach speeds of up to 60 km/h without propulsion.
If the Batmobile and motorcycle from the movie Tron had a "baby", then it would probably be the Chevrolet-FNR. A sexy electric concept of an autonomous vehicle was presented at the Shanghai Motor Show, which is gaining more and more popularity. On it, many manufacturers no longer focus only on the Chinese market, but reveal their plans for the future there. Mercedes did it this year, so did Chevrolet.
The craziest 1968 Ford Mustang with an electric engine and 800 Mustangs under the hood was signed by Mitch Medford and John Wayland, two addicts of speed and everything related to cars, who live for the idea of launching a new type of racing in motoring - electric car racing . To this end, they opened Bloodshed Motors and chose as their first car a favorite among the American audience, the legendary Ford Mustang, in order to instill a passion for electric cars.
As if the fat bike, a bike that knows no seasons and is not afraid of any terrain, is not versatile enough, now an electric version has arrived. It sounds like the name RadRover, where you can use Samsung's 48V lithium-ion battery for long distances instead of legs. For a calculated 920 euros, you will never look the same again for daily transportation by bicycle. Grab it now on Indiegogo.