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Start-up firm continues tradition of Nottingham's cycle heritage with e-bike launch

WAU Motors believes it could be the answer to traffic woes in cities

A Nottingham start-up company has launched what it is calling the answer to commuter congestion in 海角视频 cities.

WAU Motors was founded in 2017 by Linas Pozerskis, Crystal Drury, and Tony Pun.

It has developed its flagship Model X e-bike - and it has already sold £320,000 worth of bikes in 40 days

The bike, which is assisted by an electronic motor, can accelerate to speeds of over 15 mph and has a range of up to 220 miles on a single charge.

From left: Founders Linas Pozerskis, Crystal Drury, and Tony Pun(Image: Nottingham Post)

Linas Pozerskis, chief executive of WAU, said: "Launching the new Model X to the public has taken some significant sacrifices from all of the founders.

"Each of us has regularly worked 100-hour weeks and couch-surfed to put every penny into the project and we are very proud of the result.

“Our team is ecstatic to show how the Model X provides a solution to the developing urban mobility problem. This fifth iteration of our e-bike is the result of years of real-world user testing here in and similar cities across the 海角视频.

“All of the years put into perfecting the bike paid off. At the end of last year, we achieved funding from a range of 海角视频-based investors, which has enabled us to make our vision a reality.”