The Free Drive is a new electric bike innovation that converts your pedal power into electrical energy to run a motor, dispensing with a chain or belt drive.
The fly-by-wire drivetrain is a collaboration between Schaeffler, an industrial bearings manufacturer in Germany, and ebike drivetrain maker Heinzmann.
Bike companies have received samples and the design may be finalised in mid-2022 after they finish testing, according to the brand.
In an additional move to combat the ongoing global chip shortage, Bosch plans to further extend its wafer fab in Reutlingen. More than a quarter of a billion euros is to be invested in creating new production space and the necessary clean-room facilities between now and 2025. This will give Bosch the firepower to meet the continuously growing demand for chips used in mobility and IoT applications.
Sony Group will likely add new technology partners to its electric vehicle (EV) project to help it forge a mobility business to transform cars from transportation machines to entertainment spaces, a Sony executive told Reuters.
Sony will also have to take on traditional carmakers too, such as Toyota, General Motors, and Volkswagen.
The all-new Sum features Argon 18’s most advanced layup and technologies, offering a premium combination of aero and lightweight engineering, while ensuring ride quality.
Light, fast and designed to keep you on the road all day, the all-new Sum is the bike for the classics, the crits, the climbs - and any challenge in between.
China's Geely Holding and France's Renault have formally agreed a deal to jointly design and produce electric hybrid and gasoline-fueled vehicles in South Korea for sale there, as well as for export, according to a joint statement by the two automotive groups.
CNW Courier Network announces Bucharest, Romania as its newest operational location as a continuation of its global expansion. Based on the rapid industry growth, the new office provides the convenience and logistical advantages necessary to meet the subsequent demand from local customers.
Both energy and non-energy commodities soared in January, rising 8% and 4,7% respectively. Prices are up 73,6% and 20,5% respectively, compared to January 2021.