Gotcha is Expanding Its Mobility Fleet with Three-Wheeled Vehicles
Laura McQuarrie — March 13, 2019 — Autos
References: ridegotcha & fastcompany
At SXSW, electric mobility service company Gotcha announced that it will be giving people another way to get around—on electric three-wheeled vehicles—in addition to the e-bikes, e-scooters and electric rideshare vehicles that it already offers.
Gotcha debuted its own app in December 2018 and is now introducing its first publicly sharable electric trike. The vehicle takes the form of a five-foot design that has two wheels in the front and a singular one in the back. With space to accommodate two passengers, the three-wheeled Trike Trek has the potential to be used for daily commutes and quickly scooting around the city. The e-trike has the ability to last about 40 miles on a single charge and travels at a speed of up to 25 miles per hour.
Gotcha debuted its own app in December 2018 and is now introducing its first publicly sharable electric trike. The vehicle takes the form of a five-foot design that has two wheels in the front and a singular one in the back. With space to accommodate two passengers, the three-wheeled Trike Trek has the potential to be used for daily commutes and quickly scooting around the city. The e-trike has the ability to last about 40 miles on a single charge and travels at a speed of up to 25 miles per hour.
Trend Themes
1. Electric Trikes for Shared Mobility - Shared electric trikes are emerging as a new mode of transportation, offering an eco-friendly solution for short distance travel.
2. Expansion of Fleet-based Mobility Services - Mobility service companies are expanding their fleets to cater to consumer demand for alternative transportation options.
3. Multi-passenger Vehicles for Efficient Urban Mobility - Multi-passenger vehicles like Gotcha's Trike Trek offer a potentially more efficient mode of transportation in urban areas with heavy traffic congestion.
Industry Implications
1. Shared Mobility - The shared mobility industry is poised to benefit from the introduction of electric trikes, offering a new option for mobility service providers to offer their customers.
2. Electric Vehicles - The electric vehicle industry can leverage the popularity of electric trikes, expanding their product offerings and catering to consumer demand for sustainable transportation.
3. Urban Mobility Services - Companies offering urban mobility services can use electric trikes like Gotcha's Trike Trek to expand their fleets and offer their customers an innovative and eco-friendly option for short distance travel.
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