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It’s not a bike or a motorcycle, it’s both. The BMW Motorrad Vision AMBY

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BMW presents a new mode of transport. It is a cross between a bicycle and a motorcycle and takes advantage of all the advantages. See the new BMW Motorrad Vision AMBY here.

The new mode of transport from the German car manufacturer is one of five concepts that the BMW Group is presenting at the IAA Mobility. Earlier we reported about another cool minibike. This device represents a new vision of individual mobility in urban areas, according to BMW in a press release. Under the heading ‘electric mobility, digitality and sustainability’, the company is introducing new models. Sustainability, but also changing mobility needs are taken into account.

BMW Motorrad Vision AMBY

Not really a catchy name for the time being, but the BMW Motorrad Vision AMBY has been announced. It combines the handy flexible properties of a motorcycle with those of a normal bicycle. So that not only the roads, but also the bicycle paths can be added to the playing field. The device is a combination of a motorcycle and a high-speed pedelec for urban areas. On the outside, it looks like a cross between a light enduro and an e-mountain bike. But under the skin, this study model offers plenty of options for fast and comfortable city transport.

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Name AMBY

This stands for ‘adaptive mobility’ and this sustainable two-wheeler has been developed in two different variants. In addition to the BMW Motorrad Vision AMBY, the BMW iVision AMBY will also be presented. Both models interpret the basic idea of ​​adaptive, urban mobility on two wheels in their own way.

There are of course also similarities. The vehicles are equipped with an electric drive system. This comes with three speed ratings for use on different types of roads. The drive system allows speeds of up to 25 km/h on bicycle paths. Up to 45 km/h on urban roads and up to 60 km/h on multi-lane roads outside built-up areas possible. For 45 km/h, a moped driver’s license and corresponding insurance plate are required. A motorcycle license is required for driving mode up to 60 km/h.

In addition, there are also differences. Users of the BMW i Vision AMBY high-speed pedelec have to pedal continuously. This is to take advantage of the electric drive. The BMW Motorrad Vision AMBY is equipped with somewhat smaller wheels. It also has no pedals and uses a throttle. It is also equipped with footrests instead of pedals.

cool thing! The specs are below.

Specifications of the BMW Motorrad Vision AMBY.

• Battery: No entry
• Power: No indication
• Max speed mod1: 25 km/h
• Max speed mod2: 45 km/h
• Max speed mod3: 60 km/h
• Max range: 110+ km combined consumption
• Seat height: 830 mm
• Wheels: Spoke wheels, 26 inch front and 24 inch rear
• Weight: approx. 65 kg

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