The company’s CEO Dr. Annette Winkler stated that the smart ebike is a true smart, but on two wheels. It is an extremely well-designed bicycle that will surely draw plenty of attention in the city. In addition, it is really practical and easy to ride. Anyone can zoom through town on it without having to exert themselves, depending on their fitness level and their mood. It is also even easier to find a parking space than with the smart fortwo. Power-assisted mobility on two wheels is in.
Based on the data from the association of the two-wheeler industry (ZIV), German sales figures alone increased to 200,000 in 2010 from 70,000 in 2007. In 2018, the ZIV forecasts that e-bikes will comprise 15 percent of all bicycle sales in the country. Sales are also booming throughout Europe as a whole. In 2007, around 200,000 people chose an electric bicycle. According to the ZIV, by 2009, this figure had already increased to 500,000. In 2010, about 700,000 e-bikes were sold throughout the European region, an increase of 40 percent versus the figure last year. The smart ebike is at an exceptional position as it has functions that are appropriate for city use, a non-traditional design in line with the style of the brand, and high technology standards that are proven by the very efficient and high-performance drive package.[via - 4wheelsnews]
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