Vvolt, an Oregon-based mobility company, launched the Vvolt Alpha ebike which uses Acer components. The new ebike is powered by a capable 350-watt Acer Rear Hub Motor with an accompanying 375 watt-hour Celxpert battery with LG cells. The Vvolt Alpha ebike's battery gets a great range of approximately 60 miles per charge. With its motor and battery, the ebike has a top speed of 20 mph and 45 Nm of torque.
These specs make the Vvolt Alpha ebike a capable, eco-friendly transportation option at a cost-friendly price point. The ebike comes in two sizes, small/medium and large/extra-large, and two finishes, Chalk White and Slate. Vvolt also offers the Vvolt Alpha S, the Proxima, and the Sirius, all of which trade a higher price point for increased performance.
Capable Cost-Friendly eBikes
The Vvolt Alpha eBike Taps Electronics Company Acer for its Motor
Trend Themes
1. Eco-friendly Transportation - There is an opportunity for companies to invest in developing environmentally friendly transportation options, like the Vvolt Alpha ebike.
2. Affordable Electric Bikes - There is a market for producing cost-friendly electric bikes, like the Vvolt Alpha ebike, that have the capacity to travel up to 60 miles per charge.
3. Component Innovation - Electronics companies, like Acer, have the opportunity to explore partnerships and innovation in the ebike industry for powered components that meet environmental standards.
Industry Implications
1. Electric Bikes - The electric bike industry has room for growth by offering affordable, eco-friendly transportation options with increased performance.
2. Consumer Electronics - Companies who produce electronic components for transportation, like Acer, can explore partnerships in the growing ebike market.
3. Sustainable Transportation - The trend towards more sustainable modes of transportation presents opportunities to invest in developing cost-friendly but functional ebikes like the Vvolt Alpha.