Pave Motors aims to bring unique driving experience to Brooklyn
The new bike is designed for accessibility in large urban and suburban areas and replaces short-to-medium distanced car trips with a vehicle perfect for maneuvering around cars and traffic.
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Jul 26, 2023, 12:21 AM
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10h agoA new electric motorbike is making a name for itself at the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
Pave Motors Inc., brought to the U.S. by Nicolaus and Casper Nagel from Germany, combines the thrill of an e-bike and motorcycle into one.
"It's a fusion between e-bikes and e-motorcycles,” said Pave Motors. Inc. co-founder Nicolaus Nagel.
The new bike is designed for accessibility in large urban and suburban areas and replaces short-to-medium distanced car trips with a vehicle perfect for maneuvering around cars and traffic. The bikes also use green materials without sacrificing the quality of their bikes.
'They are fully electric, so they're completely emission free,” added Nagel.
News 12’s Julia Joseph has more from the Brooklyn Navy Yard.
