A maple known for its computers and laptops, but the company has been looking to expand its product portfolio and has now introduced Ebii electric bike, your new electric bike. The model is designed for use in urban environments and has a long battery life, features that make it easier to use, and is very light in weight compared to competitors.

Acer electric bike

Through its online store, the Taiwanese manufacturer emphasizes that its new car will change the way users move. According to the manufacturer, the highlight of the product is the intelligent resources managed by artificial intelligence, which optimize usage based on driver preference and route.

A Ebii electric bike can reach maximum speed 32.19 km/h is autonomy up to 112 kilometers. A maple claims that the bike has a charger that can fully charge the battery in just 2 hours and 50 minutes on the way out. One of the highlights of the model is its weight of 15 kg, which, as indicated Engadgetit’s pretty easy considering the other electric models available.

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The positive thing about the bike is that it has tires with technology Air Foamwhich does not have an air chamber. At the same time, the manufacturer claims that users will be able to “walk without worries”, because never have to deal with a flat tire again.

The bike has a number of features that increase user safety. During use, the device is equipped with a collision detector that warns of nearby objects and a front light to illuminate the path. The vehicle also has an automatic lock that automatically locks and unlocks the bike via the user’s Bluetooth.

Owners Ebii electric bike will be able to get full information about their model through the application ebiiGO, which will display data such as battery level, speed, and recommended routes for the user. Unfortunately maple has not yet revealed the price and when they will start selling the motorcycle.

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Via: Engadget Source: Acer

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