Custom Eye Candy: A Futuristic Electric Bike from Norway


A view of the new AOE Bike from AOEMobility - including a sidecar with optional extended battery range.

If TRON’s Hooners Had Sidecars

It’s not often that you see a bike build that includes a sidecar, let alone a project that puts a futuristic lean on the whole caboodle, but that’s exactly what the blokes at AOE Mobility did – and if you ask me, it kind of suits the bike better than I thought it would.

A view of the new AOE Bike from AOEMobility - including a sidecar with optional extended battery range.

The sidecar isn’t the only surprise; coverage from SlashGear states that AOE Mobility had the presence of mind to chuck a range-extending sidecar battery pack in there ‘Scandinavian-style’ while they were building the thing. 

Innovative? Definitely – and we could see this taking off as a concept for the urban-focused rider in future electric concepts. The bike already reminds us of a Bavarian number (The NEXT100), so maybe BMW will peek over the fence and try after a once-over…

A view of the new AOE Bike from AOEMobility - including a sidecar with optional extended battery range.

“We are excited to pull our technology company out of stealth mode and announce the unveiling of AOE Bike, an all-electric, environmentally friendly motorcycle from Scandinavia,” says Jakob Kirsebom Lanto, CEO & Co-Founder of AOE Mobility.

“The overall design of AOE Bike is rather futuristic,” admits Espen Kvalvik, CTO & Co-Founder of AOE Mobility. 

A view of the new AOE Bike from AOEMobility - including a sidecar with optional extended battery range.

While the AOEMobility website itself is rather…..minimalist (read: in progress) and doesn’t give us any further details, we’ll be keeping an eye out to see if this becomes a mass-produced number or something more exclusive for the clean part of the garage. 

A view of the new AOE Bike from AOEMobility - including a sidecar with optional extended battery range.

Stay tuned for updates, drop a comment below (you know we love hearing from you), and as always – stay safe on the twisties.

*All media sourced from SlashGear*

1 Comment

  1. Darren-p
    January 10, 2022
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    Gotta love combinations
    All the drawbacks of both cars and bikes combined.

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