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Download NowThe e-mobility market has always welcomed innovation. So when ENVO Drive Systems revealed its acquisition of the Veemo ‘e-velomobile’, it piqued industry interest. This move not only strengthens a large Canadian e-mobility brand in the market but also highlights its commitment to evolving the field. For the uninitiated, what exactly is a velomobile? A velomobile […]
The e-mobility market has always welcomed innovation. So when ENVO Drive Systems revealed its acquisition of the Veemo ‘e-velomobile’, it piqued industry interest. This move not only strengthens a large Canadian e-mobility brand in the market but also highlights its commitment to evolving the field.
For the uninitiated, what exactly is a velomobile? A velomobile is a human-powered vehicle with an enclosed shell for aerodynamics and protection from the weather. Over the years, these vehicles have evolved, with the addition of electric assistance turning them into electric velomobiles.
The ENVO Veemo is a modern spin on the traditional velomobile. This three-wheeled, semi-enclosed e-trike isn’t just about aesthetics; it’s about fusing practicality with innovation. With the two wheels up front, it ensures greater stability, making sharp turns and navigation through cityscapes a breeze. Its design, which accommodates two passengers, is a nod to the future of eco-friendly urban commuting. Its unique blend of a traditional bike’s posture with the comfort of recumbents makes it stand out.
Beyond its structural design, the Veemo is all about ensuring an enhanced riding experience. A full-front windshield protects against rain and debris, while a hard plastic roof offers shelter, making all-weather commuting feasible. Side openings ensure easy entry and exit, simultaneously providing ventilation, which is a boon, especially during warm weather.
The journey of Veemo, though innovative, was not without challenges. Financial difficulties and market challenges led Velo Metro, its parent company, to bankruptcy. But where many saw an end, ENVO saw potential.
“A few years ago we started a project at ENVO called ‘Velo Mobile’. That project has since been focussed on developing a product whose features and specifications address deficiencies across the micro e-mobility space, like the desirability of the product, size, weight, quality of ride, noise, safety, transportability, and after-sales services,” says ENVO founder and CEO Ali Kazemkhani. “But while we’ve made strong progress along those lines, Veemo was well ahead and offered the best project in this field, thanks to the excellent teamwork among their top-of-the-line engineers, plus 10 years of experimental research and development. The Veemo is extremely well-developed in terms of weight, stability, and ergonomics; and equally important, it’s a great-looking product that’s super fun to ride.
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The union of ENVO and Veemo is more than just a business acquisition; it’s a meeting of minds, innovation, and ambition. ENVO, founded in 2015, has always been a brand pushing boundaries with a product line that includes an Electric SnowKart, the ENVO D35 e-bike, as well as an e-ATV. Their partnership with Veemo represents another bold step in a legacy of groundbreaking offerings.
With prototypes of the ENVO Veemo under rigorous testing and an expected launch in early Summer 2024, the future of velomobiles and e-mobility looks brighter than ever.
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This article was great I am an industrial vehicle designer and I think this is a wonderful product for local travel to leave cars behind and for local delivery services activities . I would hope they get it to market soon
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