Japanese Startup ICOMA Showcases The Quirky Tatamel Folding Bike via insideevs.com
It seems that everyday, a new and exciting product is introduced that makes mobility more practical and convenient for people all over the world. From huge trucks, to ultra-efficient electric cars, to pint-sized e-scooters, the e-mobility industry as a whole is growing faster than many of us had imagined in the past.
With the Consumer Electronics Show in Nevada set to happen from January 6 to 8, 2023, brands from all over the world are ready to showcase what they have to offer when it comes to creating a more connected future. One such product is this funky lookingfrom Japanese startup ICOMA. It's called the Tatamel bike, and it can transform from a suitcase-sized box, into a full-size e-bike.
Indeed, when folded, the Tatamel Bike can easily fit in the back of a small car , though be sure to watch out for your back, as this thing weighs in at 110 pounds. You could even store it under your desk, or in the corner of your garage or living room.
As for the bike itself, it rolls on tiny 10-inch wheels, and is powered by a hub-integrated motor with an output of 600 watts. It doesn't get any pedals, so you're limited to the capabilities of the electric motor. Nevertheless, it's claimed to hit a top speed of 25 miles per hour. As for range, ICOMA claims up to 18 miles out of a single charge of the 12-Ah, 51Vpack. There's even a nifty USB charging port for you to power up your mobile devices.
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