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Eurobike Unveils CIXI Vigoz: A Pedal-Powered Hybrid Challenging Traditional Transport
Eurobike, a prominent cycling trade show, recently unveiled a groundbreaking electric vehicle, the CIXI Vigoz, which blurs the lines between a bicycle and a car. Dubbed a 'bike-car hybrid,' the Vigoz promises an innovative approach to personal transportation. The CIXI Vigoz, showcased by cycling enthusiast PuroMTB, features a unique pedal-assisted system that generates energy, contributing to its impressive capabilities. According to the presentation, the vehicle can achieve speeds of up to 120 km/h and offers a substantial range of over 160 km on a single charge. Its design emphasizes environmental consciousness, being chainless and non-polluting. Notably, the vehicle is said to brake using the rider's legs, a claim that has sparked considerable discussion among potential users. Comfort and practicality are also central to the Vigoz's design. It comes equipped with a protective roof, seating for two occupants, comprehensive lighting, and even air conditioning. Furthermore, it is reportedly homologated for both street and highway use, indicating its readiness for mainstream adoption. While the concept has generated excitement, some observers have raised questions regarding the feasibility of braking at high speeds with pedals and the overall classification of such a high-speed, pedal-assisted vehicle. The CIXI Vigoz represents a bold step in sustainable urban mobility, inviting a closer look at its real-world performance and market reception.
