EAV cargo bikes are now available to lease and service through Zoomo’s micromobility fleet management platform, as the collaboration works to accelerate cargo bike adoption in urban logistics.
The EAV2cubed+ vehicles are designed to have the maneuverability and sustainable benefits of a bike with the cargo capacity potential of a van. With 2,000 litre box volume, the e-cargo bike can reach speeds of 15.5mph and cover 45 miles on one charge.
This latest partnership will see Zoomo offer financing for EAV’s range of vehicles alongside their maintenance guarantee and telematically enabled fleet management software.
Adam Barmby, founder and CEO, EAV, said: “Zoomo are perfectly placed to support the take up of EAVs in city centres across the world, and drive the positive difference that we’re pushing for. We are thrilled to have a like minded partner on our mission to revolutionise the last mile, and to create cleaner, safer cities.
“This partnership maximises our complementary expertise – with Zoomo’s servicing, financing and software making the switch to light electric vehicles a simple step for our shared customers. Meanwhile, we will continue to ensure every single vehicle meets the highest specifications for build and rider-experience, as we innovate on solutions which further reduce the cost and the emissions impact of urban logistics.”
Furthermore, the service is designed to support the partnership’s shared goal of putting more light electric vehicles (LEVs) on the roads. Zoomo is building a network of partners to achieve this, in March it teamed up with Urban Arrow e-cargo bikes.
Michael Johnson, co-founder and CRO, Zoomo, added: “We are bringing the vehicle leasing model from the automotive space to light electric vehicles. By integrating different vehicle types into our platform, like EAV e-cargo bikes, with leasing, servicing and telematically enabled software solutions, we are able to provide customers in urban logistics with a one-stop solution for all their delivery fleet needs.
“EAV’s cargo bikes are highly innovative and will enable us to offer more efficient and sustainable fleet solutions to our customers in existing and new segments, like parcel delivery.”
