BMW unveils its vision on e-cargo bikes, Cube handles production

Automotive giant BMW has picked up the new urban mobility trend towards electrified micromobility solutions like cargobikes and e-scooters. “Bicycles are one of the fastest and most efficient means of transport in urban areas,” writes BMW. “However, rainy, cold or slippery conditions are usually all it takes for the majority of cyclists to switch to public transport or their car instead.” According to the company statement, BMW has “looked beyond our core business.” Production is not part of the concept, that’s left to Cube.

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Kholos e-cargo tricycle eyecatcher at Paris’ Élysée Palace exhibition

The Kholos is a hydrogen-powered cargo tricycle that facilitates the transport of goods for last-mile deliveries, launched by Cycleurope. The development of clean light urban mobility is one of France’s big challenges. The Kholos was chosen from 2,300 made in France products as one of the 126 to be on display thanks to its innovative character. One of the remarkable features of the Kholos is the use of hydrogen to power a fuel cell, thus replacing a conventional battery. Cycleurope selected the Stor-H cartridges to power the e-bike system. 

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Moustache develops Lundi 27 cargobike platform

Thanks to its capacity for loads up to 200 kg and its versatility, the cargobike is a full-fledged solution for day-to-day life without car. “We wanted this cargobike to inherit the same genes as our Lundi 27, the iconic model of our brand for almost 10 years and offer a dynamic ride specific to our Moustache DNA. It's why we opted for a longtail format, for an easy and safe feel, whether you are riding it empty or filled to the brim.” The lundi 20 comes with Bosch Cargo Line motor in combination with Enviolo.