Infinite Machine follows up car-lane P1 e-scooter with bike-lane Olto e-bike

The leaders of the New York-based company, focused on “making the best non-cars on Earth,” believe that the future of transportation in cities is about smaller, smarter, more beautiful vehicles like the P1 and Olto, and they have big plans to rethink how transportation is done in urban environments. Building upon learnings from the development of its flagship P1 car-lane e-scooter, **Infinite Machine’s latest vehicle is specifically engineered for the bike lane. The new Olto combines automotive-grade performance and e-bike practicality, with a range of up to 40 mi (64 km) and a top speed of 20 mph (37 km/h) in the bike lane and 33 mph (53 km/h) off-road. The company was co-founded by brothers Joseph Cohen, CEO, and Eddie Cohen, President, along with Zach Cooper, Chief Engineering Officer, who saw an opportunity to create urban vehicles that combined advanced technology, high performance, elevated design, and modularity. Dissatisfied with what they said were subpar performance, uninspiring designs, and the lack of good technology in existing urban vehicles, they brought together a team of builders from Tesla, Boosted, and Apple** to realize their vision. “Infinite Machine is a New York-based company that’s focused on making the best non-cars on Earth,” said Eddie Cohen at the Olto’s launch. Click on the link below to read the full post online.