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LAYER Unveils the Commuter-Friendly 'Pendler' E-Bike

London-based design studio LAYER has debuted the ‘Pendler,’ an electronic bike that is designed to aid consumers on their commuting journeys through high-performance technology and a clean, minimalist design. The e-bike boasts a U-shaped base and comes with multiple detachable accessories that allow consumers to carry items like shopping bags, luggage, and more. The bike drives on two 20-inch wheels and a pair of 90-degree turning handles and has a phone dock to keep your mobile device secure during trips.

Due to its compact design, the ‘Pendler’ e-bike is ideal for commuters, consumers who live in smaller residential areas and buildings, and individuals who struggle with mobility issues. The e-bike boasts speeds of up to 25km/hr and is powered by a removable 250Wh battery. Interested consumers can visit LAYER’s website for updates on the ‘Pendler.’
Trend Themes
1. Minimalist Commuter E-bikes - The trend of minimalist, multifunctional E-bikes targeted at consumer who need compact and easy transport.
2. Detachable E-bike Accessories - The trend for detachable E-bike accessories that accommodate for carrying grocery items or luggage is set to dismantle the need of commuters for additional transportation for large items.
3. Powerful Compact E-bikes - The trend towards powerful, compact E-bikes designs which cater to customers needing maneuverable yet convenient transport.
Industry Implications
1. Transportation - The transportation industry can capitalize on the demand for innovative, efficient and economically viable e-bikes for commuters.
2. Retail - The retail industry can cater to the needs of the consumers by providing convenient detachable e-bike accessories that make everyday tasks simpler.
3. Accessibility - The accessibility industry can create, manufacture and sell minimalist e-bikes which accommodate the needs of differently-abled individuals for ease of mobility and transport.

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