A few months ago, BMW revealed its latest trump cards advocating decarbonisation by developing two prototypes that are alternative solutions for urban mobility. They are the Clever Commute, an electric scooter, and the Dynamic Cargo, a tricycle also with electric assistance, but much more versatile, with the distinct feature of having a cargo box at the rear for the transport of goods, like a pick-up. The idea of the German brand was to find an external company that showed interest in moving forward with the production of one or both vehicles. This was recently confirmed, at least in the case of the Dynamic Cargo. The prototype has been brought to life by German bike manufacturer Cube. The multifunction electric vehicle is designed to carry small loads in the urban environment and can be useful for delivering and buying products. It has a capacity of 60 kilos on the loading platform and 200 kilos in total. There is also room to adapt the platform to carry two child seats.
