The Velotric Nomad 1 is the latest release from the Menlo Park, California-based electric micro-mobility startup. The Nomad 1 is a fat-tire all-terrain e-bike with the ergonomics and suspension to support this claim. The bike comes with an adjustable cushy seat and adjustable handlebars that compliment a few different riding positions. On top of this, the bike is equipped with a suspension fork that features 80mm of travel, allowing for comfortable off-terrain riding.
In terms of its power output, the Nomad 1 boasts a motor that outputs a continuous 750W with a peak of 1,200W. This is combined with the bike's 692 Wh battery to deliver up to 55 miles of range per charge, based on the level of pedal assistance and the driving conditions. While the bike does not come stock with racks for mountable storage, it does support a maximum payload of 200 kg, or roughly 440 lbs, to support accessories.
The Velotric Nomad 1 retails for $1,600 USD and is available directly from Velotric.
Fat-Tire All-Terrain E-Bikes
Velotric Launched the 'Nomad 1' with an Entry-Level Price Tag
Trend Themes
1. Fat-tire E-bikes - Opportunity for bike manufacturers to capitalize on the growing demand for e-bikes geared towards outdoor enthusiasts with enhanced suspension and extended range.
2. Micro Mobility Startups - A disruptive innovation opportunity for startups to enter the growing market of all-terrain electric bikes with entry-level pricing to attract cost-conscious consumers.
3. Adjustable Bike Accessories - A disruptive opportunity for companies to develop adjustable bike accessories that complement the adjustable handlebars and cushy seat of all-terrain e-bikes geared towards off-road cyclists.
Industry Implications
1. Bicycle Manufacturing - An opportunity for bicycle manufacturers to expand their product line and offer all-terrain electric bikes with enhanced suspension and extended range to appeal to outdoor enthusiasts.
2. Micro Mobility - A disruptive innovation opportunity for micro mobility startups to enter the growing market of all-terrain electric bikes with entry-level pricing to attract cost-conscious consumers.
3. Outdoor Retail - An opportunity for outdoor retailers to stock all-terrain e-bikes that cater to off-road cyclists, with emphasis on adjustable bike accessories that complement the ergonomics of the bike's suspension system.