Ford has partnered with N plus to launch two new e-bikes inspired by the Bronco and Mustang, two of the automotive brand's most iconic labels. The Bronco e-bike, designed for rugged terrain, features a 750W hub motor with 85 Nm of torque, a dual-suspension system branded 'GOAT' for all-terrain capability, and a motorcycle-inspired saddle. It is a Class 3 e-bike, reaching up to 28 mph, with a 60-mile range and a 3.5-hour full recharge time.
The Mustang e-bikes, including a limited-edition 60th Anniversary model, will offer performance similar to the Bronco e-bike, emulating the handling of the Mustang sports car. The Bronco will have Pirelli Scorpion Enduro M tires, while the Mustang will use Pirelli Angel GT tires.
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What's Driving This Trend
- Automotive-influenced E-bikes
- E-bikes inspired by well-known automobile brands are bridging the gap between traditional biking and motorized transportation.
- High-performance E-bikes
- E-bikes equipped with powerful motors and advanced suspension systems are redefining performance standards in the e-bike industry.
- Limited-edition E-bikes
- Releasing special edition e-bikes that commemorate significant anniversaries offers a unique selling proposition that can drive demand.
Who This Affects Most
- Automotive
- Collaborations between major automobile brands and e-bike manufacturers are creating cross-industry innovations that appeal to brand loyalists.
- Outdoor Recreation
- Rugged, all-terrain e-bikes are expanding the possibilities for outdoor adventures, attracting those who seek versatile and durable transportation.
- Eco-friendly Transportation
- E-bikes with long battery life and fast recharge times are contributing to the growth of sustainable and efficient urban mobility solutions.
