Belgian designer Benjamin Surain is looking for investors to commercialise a new sustainable e-cargo vehicle | thepack.news

In Europe we are already familiar with cargo e-bikes for many purposes. Whether it is to take the children to and from school, to do your shopping or to use this vehicles for a last-mile delivery by couriers … a lot of families in an urban environment are already using these kind of light electric vehicles. Today, with the expensive energy prices and extreme fuel costs, theses e-bikes are getting very popular and in most cases they even are replacing the family car.

“Motorguy” Guy Salens testing the new electric vehicle in the streets of Blankenberge (Belgium)
Cargo-ped investors wanted - Benjamin Surain - THE PACK "Electric Motorcycle News"
Cargo-ped investors wanted - Benjamin Surain - THE PACK "Electric Motorcycle News"
Benjamin Surain’s “Cargo-ped” at his wife’s Nath alternative fashion shop AmsterMadam in Blankenberge (Belgium)

This new way of sustainable e-mobility inspired Benjamin Surain to design his own light electric vehicle: the Cargo-ped (and this is just a project name) is a large, foldable and modular scooter for many uses. However, this is not an ordinary kickstep: due to the larger floor panel, you can position your feet next to each other which gives a much greater and safer stability than with normal kicksteps. Another safety feature is that you have to start the vehicle using your own power (yes, you have to kick off with one foot). This way you avoid a sudden acceleration and you can keep control. By operating the speed button with your thumb, you quickly get on your way.

Cargo-ped investors wanted - Benjamin Surain - THE PACK "Electric Motorcycle News"
Cargo-ped investors wanted - Benjamin Surain - THE PACK "Electric Motorcycle News"

Cargo-ped = a new sustainable e-mobility solution for last-mile solutions and city shopping

Benjamin Surain, designer

Cargo-ped investors wanted - Benjamin Surain - THE PACK "Electric Motorcycle News"
Cargo-ped investors wanted - Benjamin Surain - THE PACK "Electric Motorcycle News"

Last-mile solution for couriers

This modular “XXL-kickstep” is a perfect solution for last-mile delivery in the city. Its 2 (standard) foldable boxes can contain a lot of parcels. The boxes can be customised for different uses, even heated for food delivery. Of course the boxes can be delivered in your company’s corporate identity.

Cargo-ped investors wanted - Benjamin Surain - THE PACK "Electric Motorcycle News"

Industrial plant logistics

Bicycles and e-bikes are already being used in large warehouses or industrial grounds. The Cargo-ped can be a good and practical addition because of its larger load capacity than the bicycle. The boxes can be customised according to the application and the business activity.

Cargo-ped investors wanted - Benjamin Surain - THE PACK "Electric Motorcycle News"
Cargo-ped investors wanted - Benjamin Surain - THE PACK "Electric Motorcycle News"

B&B and guesthouses

Also in the touristic sector, this light electric vehicle can be made available as an extra service to B&B customers to do their shopping in the city. Or explore the city with a picknick basket …

Cargo-ped investors wanted - Benjamin Surain - THE PACK "Electric Motorcycle News"
Cargo-ped investors wanted - Benjamin Surain - THE PACK "Electric Motorcycle News"

For families

The Cargo-ped is a sustainable means of transport and offers a good alternative for a car in the city. The Cargo-ped can be equipped with one or 2 fold-out and stackable boxes with a cover. At the moment Benjamin is searching for a retro box solution, such as an old wooden brewer box, a wicker basket or a leather suitcase. In this way the scooter can be equipped according to everyone’s needs and style.

Cargo-ped investors wanted - Benjamin Surain - THE PACK "Electric Motorcycle News"
Cargo-ped investors wanted - Benjamin Surain - THE PACK "Electric Motorcycle News"

Technical specifications:

  • Range: 30 km (But you can add up to 5 batteries = so, 6 batteries in total for a range of 180 km !!)
  • Maximum speed: 25 km/h
  • Cruise control: Yes
  • Motor power: 250 Watt
  • Battery Type: 7650 mAh
  • Climbing ability: 14%
  • Charging time: 5.5 hours
  • Braking distance: 4 m (max)
  • Foldable: Yes
  • Maximum carrying weight: 120 kg minus your weight
  • Brakes: Electric (E-ABS)
  • Tires: 10 inch reinforced tires

About Benjamin Surain

Ben is a Belgian e-mobility designer and created the past 10 years the most diverse light electric vehicles projects: the so-called ‘electrocycles’ and many tailor-made custom projects, on- and offroad. He developed also special kits for multiple e-bike models and cooperated with several electric motorcycle brands.

Cargo-ped investors wanted - Benjamin Surain - THE PACK "Electric Motorcycle News"
Benjamin Surain

E-mobility project for investors

This Cargo-ped project is in a final stage and we are looking for investors who can help to commercialise this new concept of a sustainable cargo electric vehicle. Benjamin Surain is working together with “Motorguy” Guy Salens from THE PACK to present his concepts to investors and companies interested in e-mobility projects. Serious candidates can contact Guy Salens at [email protected] to discuss further action.

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