Hyundai Ev Bike

Hyundai and Rayvolt have teamed up to create a new e. Hyundai, known for their impressive fleet of electric cars, is taking it up a gear by introducing their very own Hyundai-branded eXXite Next electric bike. This sleek two-wheeler is the perfect addition to their repertoire, certain to turn heads among city dwellers.

The Hyundai special-edition eXXite Next Step ebike is now available via the company's French dealer network as a loaner, or can be purchased outright for €3,490 (US$3,735. "Revolutionize your urban commute with Hyundai's limited edition Rayvolt Exxcite e-bike! Packed with high-tech features like a removable battery, intelligent regenerative braking, and a sleek. A badass Hyundai electric bike carrying the athletic posture of a Greek god -who would have ever imagined that? Well, that's what the freedom of concept design brings to the table! Hyundai takes pride in its world-renowned automotive technology, and their foray into electric cars is looking seamless so far.

Hyundai debuts in the ebike market with Rayvolt's eXXite Next Step, boasting a 250-W motor, 80 km range, and a unique indoor exercise feature. Hyundai joins the growing number of car manufacturers entering the electric bike scene as it partners with Spanish company Rayvolt for a special edition eXXite Next e. Hyundai's latest is not a new electric car based on the E-GMP platform, but an electric bike for urban commuting Personal Mobility Vehicles, and especially electric bicycles, are achieving an ever-increasing sales volume, and this is something that has not gone unnoticed by car manufacturers.

The Hyundai Exxcite Next electric bike can be used at home as a fitness trainer, using the RegenFit accessory and the Eiva app. The Exxcite Next e-bike is priced at €3,490 (~$3,755) in France. An exclusive Hyundai edition of the new Next eXXite e.