At this point, it’s pretty much a given that electric vehicles are the future of mobility. Nearly all manufacturers of cars, motorcycles, and even bicycles have been investing heavily in the electrification of their platforms, while some have already mass-marketed some of their electric-driven vehicles across the globe. Needless to say, technology is advancing at a lighting fast pace, and EVs just continue to make more and more sense.
If you take the potential electric mobility has in the grand scheme of things and apply it to the urban setting, you get a solution that pretty much ticks all the boxes. As such, there’s no surprise that city streets across parts of Europe and Asia are becoming quieter and cleaner thanks to the influx of electric bicycles, scooters, and cars. Sure, gas-powered vehicles are here to stay, but a lot of people have either switched to electric, or complemented their existing fleet of vehicles with one or two LEVs (lightweight electric vehicles).
