Tag: cargo bikes
The Micromobility Revolution Is Crushing The Fossil Fuel Dream
The micromobility startup ALSO aims for a pedal-powered revolution with the launch of the new TM-B electric bike and two pedal-assisted quad e-cargo bikes.
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Ann Arbor development plans net-zero energy generation, “virtual power plant” for neighbors
An Ann Arbor residential development under construction plans to be entirely-self powered, using solar panels and batteries so residents have little to no energy bills.
CONVOY Is An E‑Trailer That Turns Any Bike Into a Cargo Hauler
If you’ve ever wished your regular bike could handle the school run, grocery trip, or weekend adventure with the kids — without shelling out thousands for a dedicated cargo bike — you might be interested in what CONVOY is doing. CONVOY, developed by Micro Mobility Labs, is “the first family-focused … [continued]
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The ZET Electric Quadricycle Is A Clever & Compact Car Alternative For Urban Living
In cities where traffic, parking, and pollution are daily headaches, the ZET electric quadricycle offers a refreshing new take on mobility. Built by German company ZETmobil, this four-wheeled, pedal-assisted vehicle blends the best of e-bikes and cargo bikes into a modular, car-like form — minus the emissions, licensing hassle, or … [continued]
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Urban Arrow’s FamilyNext Cargo Bike
Electric cargo bikes are some of the most intriguing e-bikes because of their versatility. They can carry a lot of weight in addition to their passengers and therefore transcend a single passenger e-bike with a rear rack. I remember riding one of the smaller, non-cargo e-bikes, which was impressive in … [continued]
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