Volkswagen has unveiled a branded electric bicycle developed with premium bike maker n+ that applies car-style safety technology. The e-bike features a high-resolution rear camera linked to a handlebar display, radar-based blind-spot warnings and lighting that signals braking and turns. Volkswagen also introduced a Bluetooth-connected smart helmet and smart glasses that display navigation, warnings and ride data. The company presented the launch as part of a push into personal mobility.

Dutch bicycle brand Gazelle has unveiled the Gazelle Curb e-bike using Bosch\'s new Hub Line drive system, aiming for a look closer to a conventional bicycle. The model pairs a rear 45Nm hub motor with a 360Wh battery hidden inside the frame and targets urban commuting. It will be sold in two versions, includes integrated lighting and other standard equipment, and is priced at 2,399 euros.