Third wheel’s a charm! The folks at Lectric generously provided their Electric XP Trike so I could give it a whirl and share my experiences. I was given the floor model e-bike at a micromobility event in the San Francisco Bay Area, so the bike was already assembled and ready … [continued]
Although the EV transition in full-size cars and trucks is still in early days, the move toward electrified personal transportation on a smaller scale has been growing in leaps and bounds, as we’ve got a lot of affordable options these days for just about everybody’s needs. There has been a … [continued]
The Nobe 100 from Estonia is terminally cute in a retro sort of way. It features three-wheel drive and a removable battery pack for easy indoor charging.
Following closely on the deployment of an electric delivery bike in Pittsburgh (Pennsylvania), UPS has now officially launched a new “eBike” delivery vehicle in Fort Lauderdale (Florida) as well, according to a new press statement. (It’s actually an eTrike, but UPS apparently prefers calling it an eBike.)
UPS is continuing to electrify its delivery vehicles where it make sense to, with the recent announcement of a new e-bike delivery vehicle in downtown Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, as the latest example.
We unpacked who Arcimoto is, where it came from, and where it’s headed in an earlier article, and also showed off some beautiful pics of its latest creation, so let’s take a few minutes to get into the meat of the topic — the Arcimoto SRK. Iterative Development The SRK came to … [continued]
Aside from the EVS27 pictures and videos I already shared of the BMW i3, Nissan Leaf, Volkswagen e-Up!, Volkswagen XL1, EP Tender, Porsche Panamera S E-Hybrid, Nissan e-NV200, smart electric drive, Renault Twizy, the rest of Renault’s electric lineup, and some electric tuk tuks — as well as several other EVs I’m still … [continued]
One of the cool electric vehicles I got to check out recently at EVS27 in Barcelona was an electric cargo trike. It looks like an excellent option for inner-city deliveries, or “last-mile” deliveries as they are sometimes called. I very briefly interviewed the CEO of the company that created these … [continued]
Here are some more big clean transport stories from the past week or so for you: Bikes & Motorbikes Bicycle Culture By Design: “Mikael Colville-Andersen is a world-leading urban planning / transportation planning consultant. His focus is on human-powered transport, especially the bicycle, and humanizing cities (at least, that’s how I … [continued]
