BMW unveils i Pedelec bicycle concept
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Design sketch of the BMW i Pedelec pedal-electric bike
There's a three-speed 42-volt electric hub motor at the rear wheel which provides motor-assist up to 25 km/h (16 mph)
The i Pedelec's lithium-manganese battery pack is said to offer between 25 - 40 km (16 - 25 miles) per charge, depending on usage of rider profile
BMW has unveiled a new pedal-electric bike concept named i Pedelec, ahead of the grand opening of its first i Store in London
BMW says that two folded i Pedelec bikes can be comfortably squeezed into the trunk space of its forthcoming i3 EV, and that their batteries can be charged while in there
The first i Store is located next door to BMW's BMW and MINI Stores on Park Lane in London, UK
The new i Store showroom is described as a dedicated customer-oriented access point for its future range of electric vehicles and associated support solutions
The new i Store showroom is described as a dedicated customer-oriented access point for its future range of electric vehicles and associated support solutions
BMW has further strengthened its commitment to an electric mobility future by announcing the opening of its first i Store on July 25. To celebrate the event, the German auto giant has developed a new folding pedal-electric bike called the i Pedelec. Like the Voltitude, the new bike can be rolled along when folded to make getting on and off trains or buses, or in and out of elevators, a little less troublesome, and benefits from a geared electric hub motor, high performance batteries and disc braking at the front and rear. BMW also says that two folded i Pedelec bikes can be comfortably squeezed into the trunk space of its forthcoming i3 EV, and that their batteries can be charged while in there.
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