Graham Browne, founder of UK start-up Northern Light Motors, hopes to 'bridge the gap between cars and bikes' with his all-electric velomobile concept that turns human energy into electricity via a system of pedals and battery packs .
Three models exist: the 428, powered by the pedals, with a maximum speed of 56km/h, which is priced at 4,500 euros.
The 557 model, which assists the pedals with a 48-volt battery and has a maximum speed of 64 km/h, for a range of 80 km, and the top-of-the-range 630 model, which is fully electric with a 48-volt motor and battery. volts, which can reach a maximum speed of 72km/h, the price of which is 7000 euros.
"I think a simple vehicle that has the key ingredients, ie weather protection, some security, a number of luggage spaces, is the way to go," says Graham Browne.
These vehicles are available for pre-order and will be delivered in early 2023.
