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Electric Bicycle With Three Batteries and 320 km Range Hits The Market

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 22/03/2023 at 08:55

Updated on 29/03/2023 at 14:00

Automotive, Electric Vehicles

Imagem: Divulgação/Eunorau

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Company Develops Tuned Electric Bike That Features Dual Motor and Three Batteries. The Vehicle Can Deliver a Range of 320 km.

The tuned e-Bikes are becoming a segment of machines that can surpass the capabilities of a common bicycle equipped with an electric motor. Some of these models far exceed city journeys, off-road, and even promise to keep your car parked for longer.

Company Launches Innovative Electric Bike with Dual Motor and Three Batteries

YouTube video — EUNORAU FLASH Electric Bike

An example of a brand that is betting on this niche of battery-powered bicycles is Eunorau, an American company. Its latest electric bike is the Flash. With full suspension, at first glance, this model can almost be mistaken for a motorcycle due to its robust visuals and tires.

What sets the product apart from other electric bicycles is the customization options. If desired, the user can ride lighter with just one battery on shorter trips. In terms of performance, three options are available, a traditional one and one with dual motor and all-wheel drive, generating no less than 1,500 watts of power. In between, there is also a variant with an intermediary drive motor of 1,000 watts.

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Eunorau’s Electric Vehicle May Hit the Market for R$ 8,000

The basic model of the electric bike, featuring a less powerful motor and a single 52-volt battery, costs a very reasonable price in the US: US$ 1,499 during pre-sales (just under R$ 8,000 at current exchange rates).

The Flash e-bike will be sold soon through Indiegogo, a crowdfunding platform. However, orders will only start being recorded by the manufacturer in 14 days. The company promises a generous discount of US$ 1,000 for the first buyers.

It is important to remember that having an electric bike is beneficial for health and the environment, just like regular bicycles. A major advantage of the electric version is the variety of models. Observing your routine, it is possible to note that the vehicle brings various benefits such as savings, health, ease of access to work, among others.

Company Launches Affordable Electric Bike

From 1917 to 1984, Zundapp was a German motorcycle company that produced a wide variety of these vehicles. The company’s models were well known for their high-quality engineering and inventive ideas, especially after World War II.

Currently, the company’s motorcycles are largely displayed in museums or collectors’ garages. However, in recent years, the manufacturer has ventured into the world of electric bicycles.

One of its popular new models, primarily aimed at the basic market, is the Z101, a foldable and affordable electric bike designed to offer good cost-effectiveness while delivering comfort and performance to cyclists.

The model comes in several colors, with new shades set to launch in April. Its options include white, blue, and silver. The Zundapp Z101 is a standard foldable electric bike with 20-inch wheels and an aluminum frame that can be folded in the center.

Electric Bicycle With Three Batteries and 320 km Range Hits The Market

Company Develops Tuned Electric Bike That Features Dual Motor and Three Batteries. The Vehicle Can Deliver a Range of 320 km.

Company Launches Innovative Electric Bike with Dual Motor and Three Batteries

Eunorau’s Electric Vehicle May Hit the Market for R$ 8,000

Company Launches Affordable Electric Bike

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Electric Bicycle With Three Batteries and 320 km Range Hits The Market

Company Develops Tuned Electric Bike That Features Dual Motor and Three Batteries. The Vehicle Can Deliver a Range of 320 km.

Company Launches Innovative Electric Bike with Dual Motor and Three Batteries

Eunorau’s Electric Vehicle May Hit the Market for R$ 8,000

Company Launches Affordable Electric Bike

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