A foldable e-bike to promote sustainable travel in the city. This is the main objective of eBfolding, presented by the Vicenza-based company Askoll and just landed in the electric bicycle market. A two-wheeled folding, light and compact size to make it easier to transport on public transport.

Technical features

eBfolding electric bike weighs only 19 kg, it has 20" wheels but it is resistant and can reach a maximum speed of 25 km / h and has a range of 70 km with a single charge, sufficient to cover the distances within the city. Askoll explains that eBfolding is also equipped with an on-board computer that gives information on speed and autonomy and allows you to select the assistance level of the engine.

Time and costs for charging

How long does it take to recharge? To go from 0 to 100% it needs five hours. Just connect to any electrical outlet.

eBfolding electric bike is available at a price of € 1,090 (1,334 US Dollar).

Fast, comfortable, green. The bicycle is confirmed as the preferred way to move around the big cities and the "bike to work" is becoming more and more established as a new trend.



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