Carrying a maximum of 150 kg (330 lb.) of cargo, the EAV can effectively replace many cargo vans used for last-mile delivery. And it can do it in a much smaller vehicle that fits into a bike lane.

NYC approved the use of e-cargo bikes last spring. In March 2024, the NYC DOT announced it officially approved and even promoted the use of these new-fangled (at least to U.S. drivers) vehicles ...

Electric cargo bikes offer a way to reduce emissions and ease urban traffic congestion caused by delivery trucks. Honda plans ...

In March, the city released guidelines that allow bigger electric cargo bikes to become a regular part of our online delivery system, and hopefully take some trucks off the road.

At least if the delivery companies switch to cargo e-bikes, life will be easier in the Fedex lane. The Surly Big Easy Shows How Electric Cargo Bikes Can Eat Cars.

From Vox, why it's time to replace urban delivery vans with safer and cleaner e-cargo bikes. Cargo bikes and last-mile delivery. Generally speaking, a cargo bike is a faster and cleaner option for ...

You can get an acoustic cargo bike for about $2,000, and you start seeing e-bikes at around $2,000 as well, with top-of-the-line bikes going for up to $12,000. But don't think of cargo bikes as ...

In this RadWagon 4 review, a busy mom tests out the popular electric cargo electric bike to see if it can handle school pick-up, beach treks, and more.

They can then walk from door to door, with the cargo bike following on its own. Using this system, time savings could reach as much as 20%. The first full-scale test is scheduled for early 2025.

An electric cargo trike awaits its next load at a B-Line Urban Delivery warehouse in southeast Portland. (Photo: Jonathan Maus/BikePortland) The City of Portland has taken a step toward decarbonizing ...