Nov 2, 2020 · EAV Taxi is made with the same Cloudframe chassis, designed with minimum moving parts for ease of maintenance and “robust simplicity,” using fiber composite materials and recycled plastics...

Dec 29, 2020 · Electric Assisted Vehicles (EAV) has unveiled a tiny zero-emissions taxi that it says can cut city traffic congestion in half in the next five years. The EAV Taxi isn't your typical New York City...

Oct 30, 2020 · EAV’s family of urban cargo vehicles use a pedal-assist electric drive platform for zero-emissions travel, with the lineup recently expanding to include refrigerated cargo holds and flatbed...

Oct 30, 2020 · The newly announced EAV Taxi provisionally named the ‘EAVGo,’ is a modified version of the recently launched ‘EAV2cubed’ eCargo vehicle. The EAV Taxi is an ultra-lightweight passenger vehicle capable of carrying up to 2 people rather than cargo in its rear compartment and has a separate front cab.

Oct 30, 2020 · The EAV Taxi, provisionally named the ‘EAVGo!’, has been designed to carry up to two passengers in a new rear compartment which has full suspension and lightweight side doors. Inside the EAV Taxi the seats are extremely comfortable fitted …

Nov 5, 2020 · Oxfordshire-based Electric Assisted Vehicles (EAV) is to launch an e-bike taxi in spring 2021. The EAVgo will be a passenger version of the 2Cubed cargo bike that is being used within London’s ultra-low emission zone by UK laundry start-up, Oxwash.

Oxfordshire-based Electric Assisted Vehicles (EAV) will launch an electric taxi bike in spring 2021 aimed at the urban private hire market with the first prototype will be ready this month (November, 2020), followed by a production version that EAV said will …

Oct 30, 2020 · Bicester-based micro-mobility manufacturer, Electric Assisted Vehicles (EAV), has revealed the latest design in its range of lightweight, zero-emissions, urban commercial taxi. The ‘EAV Taxi’ is a development of the recently launched ‘EAV2cubed’ eCargo vehicle.

Nov 2, 2020 · The EAV Taxi, provisionally named the ‘EAVGo!’, has been designed to carry up to two passengers in a new rear compartment, which has full suspension and lightweight side doors.

The ‘EAV Taxi’ is a development of the recently launched ‘EAV2cubed’ eCargo vehicle. Having developed a separate front cab with multiple rear box and pod solutions for the already successful cargo application, EAV have now been able to create a passenger carrying solution on the established and patented Cloudframe chassis.