Innovative, integrated, affordable, and clean mobility solutions represent a key step in the transition towards low-carbon urban mobility
1. Podbike Frikar
Is it an electric car? An e-bike? Actually, it’s the best of both. Podbike’s Frikar is a fully-covered cycle [its aerodynamically designed cover gives less air resistance than a racing bike] with four wheels for better stability, lights and indicators for urban use, electric assist for speeds up to 25 km/h, and protective zones to absorb impact energy. It’s classified as a cycle within Europe, so no licence or registration is required, and it’ll give up to 80 km range per battery.
2. Katalis EV500
Katalis’ design team creates innovative and electric future mobility solutions as beautiful as they are environmentally responsible. At first glance you might not think of EV500 as the bike of the future, but underneath its vintage-inspired aluminium body is a 500W electric motor and a 48V battery that’s good for 40 km and can be recharged in three hours – perfect for commuting.
3. VePa Tower
Sustainable and resilient infrastructure is essential for future urban environments. If we can use less land, all the better. VePa provides space-efficient and sustainable parking infrastructure to facilitate the transition to zero-emission mobility. The Tower stores 12 vehicles in an area the equivalent of two parking spaces, includes electric charging stations, and can be fitted with photovoltaics, battery storage, and vertical greening solutions.
4. InMotion V11
Two wheels are better than four. So how good is one? Well, InMotion’s electric
unicycle is ideal for urban commutes and space saving. It has built in air suspension for a smoother ride, a fold-up handle, dual charge ports, brake and headlights, and dual charge ports.
5. Bruntor Cargo
A four-wheel, stand-up cargo carrying scooter for zero-emission last mile urban delivery. It’s 15% faster than a cargo bike and costs just one euro per 100km.