This electric trike is small enough to fit in bike lanes and bike paths, has an enclosure that offers some protection from the weather, and includes a variety of car-like features such as headlights and tail lights, turn signals, mirrors, and even a roll bar and a windshield with a … [continued]
What began as an e-bike conversion kit business has now grown into a full-blown electric micromobility company, and while ENVO continues to produce conversion kits, e-bikes, and e-scooters, it has also expanded into electric snow machines, e-ATVs, e-trikes, e-quads, and more. But all of those are relatively pedestrian in nature … [continued]
You’d have to be living under a rock these days to not know that electric bikes, which were just a sort of a DIY or niche thing not that long ago, have started to become pretty mainstream. Not only are we seeing more models of e-bikes hit the market almost … [continued]
The crack team at ENVO in Vancouver, Canada has been developing personal electric mobility devices like there’s no tomorrow. Their quest started with electric bikes and a desire to put low cost, creative electric designs into the hands of consumers in completely new ways. From there, the business plan evolved … [continued]
