NEO VOLT folding electric bike boasts discreet battery, impressive range
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Close up of the NEO VOLT's rear-wheel gubbins
The NEO VOLT fully folded
The NEO VOLT's intermediate, shortened configuration for walking onto public transport
The NEO VOLT: also available in white
ITEM claims that the NEO VOLT is "autonomous" up to a range of 90 km (56 miles)
The battery is removable for remote charging, and slots discreetly onto the NEO VOLT's top tube
ITEM claims that the NEO VOLT is "autonomous" up to a range of 90 km (56 miles)
ITEM's NEO VOLT folding electric bicycle
The battery is removable for remote charging, and slots discreetly onto the NEO VOLT's top tube
An electronic display shows the remaining battery life
ITEM claims that the NEO VOLT is "autonomous" up to a range of 90 km (56 miles)
Unique to the NEO VOLT is its patented folding system which, in addition to the obligatory riding and fully folded positions has an intermediate "shortened" configuration
The battery is removable for remote charging, and slots discreetly onto the NEO VOLT's top tube
Article Summary
Folding electric bikes may not be a new thing, but they've come a long way since 2005, when a game of "spot the battery" was unlikely to provide any more than .6 of a second's entertainment. More recent models such as the VeloMini, Bik.e and db0 have benefited from advances in EV technology, and now the NEO VOLT comfortably continues the trend. At first or second glance, you mightn't spot that its an electric bike at all.
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