Noordung e-bike has been unveiled at Eurobike 2022. The new e-bike features air pollution sensors, Bluetooth-connected speakers, and a power bank in its Boombox. The Noordung e-bike can deliver an assisted range of 60km on a single charge.

The bike is a visually attractive urban e-machine and weighs about 20.8kg with its Boombox. Its air sensors help you to track air pollution on the go and the data feeds into a decentralized air pollution data network. There are four high-fidelity speakers inside the Boombox which can be connected via Bluetooth. An electric hub motor provides the power for the pedelec and its 300Wh battery offers ride assistance up to 60km. With the 100W Noordung charger, the e-bike can be fully charged in three hours.

The detachable Boombox can serve as a power bank for charging devices. You can also decide to ride the bike without assistance. The accompanying smartphone app provides ride information as well as air pollution status. You can plan your ride to follow the least polluted routes for a more refreshing experience. The bike features an integrated electronic lock for enhanced security and a smartphone mount.

Furthermore, the electric bike sports a unique design and exquisite craftsmanship with premium materials. Its frame is made from carbon fibre and you can easily control the bike using its intuitive one-button settings. The app is compatible with iOS and Android devices

The Noordung e-bike is presently available to pre-order and it carries a hefty €6,990 ($7,105) price tag.

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