Lemmo launches two e-bikes with AI and foldable design
Berlin's micro-mobility company Lemmo has introduced two innovative e-bike models: the Lemmo One Collab.Ride and the Lemmo Zero. The Lemmo One Collab.Ride incorporates an AI-driven system known as Fully Electrified AI-centred Vehicle Architecture (FEAVA) that adapts gears based on real-time riding conditions. This model follows the success of its earlier version, which garnered notable accolades. The foldable Lemmo Zero is compact enough to fit in a suitcase, equipped with a lightweight battery under 160 Wh, making it ideal for travel. Both models feature Lemmo's Dual Mode Vehicle platform, allowing for electric and manual riding modes.
Key facts
- Lemmo launched two e-bike models: Lemmo One Collab.Ride and Lemmo Zero.
- Lemmo One Collab.Ride uses FEAVA architecture with AI-assisted sensors.
- Lemmo Zero folds into suitcase size and has a battery under 160 Wh for air travel.
- Lemmo One (predecessor) won Red Dot Design Award Best of the Best and iF Design Award.
- Lemmo Zero designed by Zanzotti Industrial Design (Munich).
- Lemmo One Collab.Ride designed by Springtime (Amsterdam).
- Both models are part of Lemmo's Dual Mode Vehicle platform (DMV).
- Lemmo collaborated with NIO, XPeng, and Volkswagen; special-edition Lemmo Zero for VW ID.UNYX 08 in China.
Entities
Institutions
- Lemmo
- Springtime
- Zanzotti Industrial Design
- NIO
- XPeng
- Volkswagen
- Dezeen
Locations
- Berlin
- Germany
- Amsterdam
- Netherlands
- Munich
- China
Sources
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