The Ukrainian company Delfast began in 2014 as an ecologically friendly courier service that delivers physical products from online purchases in less than an hour. To carry out this business model, the company uses delivery professionals who ride electrical bicycles. Building on its experience covering hundreds of miles on these vehicles, Delfast ultimately decided to begin manufacturing e-bikes itself.
Thanks to a successful Kickstarter campaign, Delfast is bringing the latest model of its revolutionary e-bike to the general public. In an effort to limit production numbers, the company reaches out to a wide and demographically diverse consumer base through crowdfunding.
Built for the long-distance treks of the delivery business, these bikes enable even “less than athletic” people to travel more than 235 miles on a single charge. The Delfast E-Bike works in three power modes to provide either pedal assist or complete electric mobility. Blending the power and comfort of a motorcycle with the rugged versatility green capabilities of a mountain bike, it allows you to reach top speeds of 80 kilometers per hour while producing no carbon emissions.
Fully integrated with a Bluetooth-connected mobile app, this remarkable vehicle employs a smart battery system anchored by an American-made 3000-cycle energy recuperation battery. It also features a smart security system with GPS tracking, signaling, immobilization, and remote start capabilities.