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Indeed, transportation is a major contributor to air pollution, climate change, and urban noise​. It accounts for roughly a third of worldwide energy consumption and more than a fifth of the damage caused by the greenhouse effect, global warming, CO2 emissions, and human health. Electric mobility has been promoted through regulations and incentive campaigns in recent years in order to reduce the use of fossil fuels and limit the usage of polluting motor cars.

The goal is to enhance long-term mobility while both protecting the environment and increasing quality of life.

Modern society is progressively moving toward the adoption of zero-impact transportation systems that can meet user needs while reducing consumption and harmful emissions.

From 2006 to 2016, the electric bike industry grew at a rapid pace. According to recent statistics conducted by Claus Fleischer, CEO of Bosch eBike Systems in Italy, Germany, France, the United Kingdom, Holland, and Austria, 10% of those surveyed are already e-bike owners, with another 16% planning to purchase one in the coming year; preferences are oriented toward e-bikes for city use (29%) followed by trekking models (11%), urban (9%), and e-mountain bikes (8%), with e-bikes for city use (29%) and e

These vehicles combine the benefits of regular bicycles with those of mopeds, earning them the moniker “ecological bicycles of the world.” The fact that the fight against pollution has driven many cities around the world to rethink their mobility by prioritizing zero-impact vehicles confirms the trend.