CityQ becomes Europe's first certified four-wheel cargo bike
It achieves EN 17860 safety certification, validating stability and structural integrity for fleet operations in urban environments.
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In short: CityQ deployed its four-wheeled electric cargo bikes with partners like DHL and Wolt to streamline urban logistics and cut emissions.
It achieves EN 17860 safety certification, validating stability and structural integrity for fleet operations in urban environments.
DHL's CityQ 1200 e-bikes outperform vans by avoiding charges, using cycle lanes, and offering stability with 165kg payload. They complete deliveries 1.6 times faster per research.
Wolt uses CityQ's 4-wheel e-bikes for reliable, high-capacity deliveries in urban areas, overcoming weather and regulatory challenges.
Wolt expands in Oslo, offering retail and peer-to-peer deliveries using its own staff on cargo bikes for sustainability and efficiency.
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