eBikes offer a traffic-free and more sustainable means of commuting while being much easier to ride than traditional bikes. Unfortunately, the best models often come at a steep price, which has greatly delayed their adoption. An eBike conversion kit is, therefore, good news for many people.

An eBike kit is a cost-effective, DIY tool for transforming a traditional bike into an electric bike. Like virtually every other great innovation, there are a lot of eBike conversion kits out there. However, this masterpiece from Unlimited may be the best of them all.

A lot of us are guilty of always forgetting important things while leaving home. It could be your phone, wallet, keys, or other essentials. Often, the cause of this problem is that these items do not have a home. So, we end up tossing them anywhere and spend valuable time searching for them when we need them, and that’s if we remember we need them at all. Geco Hub aims to stop this from happening again by presenting a way to free essential belongings from everyday clutter.

The world of personal mobility is experiencing a gradual yet inevitable revolution. More than ever, people have become aware of the impact of fossil fuels on the environment and are open to embracing sustainable means of commuting. Electric vehicles appear to be the obvious solution to the problem. However, problems such as traffic congestion and inadequate parking spaces in crowded urban centers make them less desirable.

The Sion electric car is the first of its kind. Solar panels are integrated into the exterior design of the car, making this vehicle even more sustainable than its competitors. This self-charging car allows you to go further.

Riding on wavy waters could be a tad difficult for water lovers. Jet Skis and hydrofoil boards remain the most popular watercrafts but they have widely varying capabilities. While Jet Skis power through the water like a motorbike on the road, hydrofoil boards are more adept at cutting through and rising above the surging waves. Having a single machine that can do both is the ultimate dream of many a water lover. WaveFlyer is about to be the first physical manifestation of that dream.

Skateboards can provide a more efficient and environmentally friendly means of transportation for people commuting over short distances. Over the past few years, there has been a surge in the popularity of electric skateboards. Perhaps it’s because they are easier to ride than traditional boards, or simply because they are a reflection of how far technology has come. Whatever your reason for fancying electric skateboards, no doubt they are here to stay and they can only get better.

Many people are guilty of imagining air pollution on a global scale while paying little attention to how it affects them as individuals. Unfortunately, they come down with acute and chronic respiratory conditions due to constantly inhaling polluted air. It gets worse during the summertime when you add struggling to stay relaxed and comfortable to the list of problems.

It’s no longer news that bicycles are making a comeback in the urban mobility space. However, traditional bikes surely do not fit into anyone’s vision of the future of urban mobility. Among other problems, they could prove quite hard to pedal uphill and offer little to zero protection from the weather or crashes. While electric vehicles seamlessly solve the former problem, inventors are still figuring out ways to address the latter. Enter the Podbike Frikar e-bike – the true mobility device for the future.

The world of electric vehicles (EVs) is witnessing an exciting new entrant that marries urban elegance with rugged off-road capabilities: the Callum Skye EV. This all-electric vehicle, still in its prototype phase, is the inaugural house-brand vehicle from Callum Designs, a UK-based firm. The company’s founder, Ian Callum, brings a rich heritage of automotive design from his tenure at renowned automakers like Aston Martin and Jaguar.

Your cellphone carries ten times more bacteria than toilet seats! Unbelievable, right? But it’s true, at least according to some scientists at the University of Arizona. Our phones harbor such mammoth amounts of microorganisms because we practically take them everywhere, and we freely transfer germs from our hands to phones. In these unprecedented times, people have had to pay more attention to hand hygiene than ever before. While soaps and sanitizers do a great job, they are not always convenient to use, especially when you have to disinfect surfaces other than your hands.