‘Pedal-less Bicycle’ evuco Reduced from 155,000 to 99,000 Yen: Limited Sale for Summer Commuting; Specific Small Motorized Vehicle with Waterproof and Climbing Performance

FreeMile, which develops and sells electric mobility products, will hold a sale for the ‘evuco’ specific small motorized vehicle—gaining attention as a ‘pedal-less bicycle’—offering it for 99,000 yen instead of the regular 155,000 yen. The campaign runs from June 5 to June 15 for a limited batch of 30 units. Aimed at those looking to rethink their daily transportation ahead of the expected sweltering summer, the campaign encourages switching from bicycles to small electric mobility vehicles. The evuco model features IP65-rated dust and water resistance, climbing ability, and a chainless structure, making it a sleek addition to daily life.

The appeal of evuco goes beyond its price. As a license-free specific small motorized vehicle with a track record of 60,000 units in operation in the U.S., it has been refined into a simple device that encompasses all necessary functions for daily movement. It is designed for ease of use as a daily commuting tool, offering basic capabilities such as dust and water resistance and climbing performance.

Climbing hills without pedaling: The gear-equipped motor focused on efficiency smoothly ascends 22% inclines.

A major burden during summer travel is the physical strain caused by heat. Even with bicycles or electric-assist bicycles, pedaling is required, making it easy to sweat even over short distances. In this regard, evuco, as a ‘pedal-less bicycle,’ allows for easy, sweat-free movement even during hot periods. It is an accessible choice for those who want to travel as light as possible, whether commuting or moving about.

In terms of specifications, it adopts a geared motor that delivers torque equivalent to 500W. While pedaling up summer hills on a bicycle is tiring and inevitably leads to sweating, evuco supports effortless riding. The top speed is capped at 20 km/h (legal limit), designed with daily use in mind.

By minimizing joints between parts, the vehicle achieves IP65-equivalent dust and water resistance. It is designed with outdoor usage and storage in mind, anticipating long rainy seasons and sudden summer guerrilla downpours.

The sturdy body, capable of withstanding hammer strikes, is designed to endure being knocked over in crowded bicycle parking lots. Daily travel cannot ignore weather changes or road conditions, and evuco has been developed with such usage scenarios in mind.

IP65 dust and water-resistant specifications with international certification: Thoughtful for sudden rain and outdoor parking.

Furthermore, with its light and compact appearance, it is a vehicle that makes movement look smart. It adopts a chainless structure, preventing wide pants or long skirts from being caught, and ensuring shoes are not soiled by oil.

Folded evuco can be pushed and pulled with one hand, with smooth turning (Carry Mate sold separately for 7,700 yen, tax included).

By using the dedicated ‘Carry Mate’ part, the folded evuco can be transported like a suitcase. Since there is no need for lifting, daily transportation becomes easier, from parking lots to entryways, elevators, and loading into vehicles.

With a sleek presence different from electric-assist bicycles, it is an accessible small electric mobility device that can be incorporated into life without fuss, offering a touch of approachable stylishness.

The 99,000 yen pricing is set at a level that feels easy to choose for those considering alternatives to bicycles or electric-assist bicycles. Rather than being an expensive or special mobility device, it is proposed as a realistic option to make daily travel slightly more comfortable and effortless.

Furthermore, since April 1, 2026, the traffic ticket system (the ‘blue ticket’ system) has been applied to bicycles, requiring them to comply with traffic rules as light vehicles under the Road Traffic Act. In this sense, when considering switching from an electric-assist bicycle, it is now easier to perceive it not as a distant entity in terms of traffic rules, but as one of the transportation options that can be compared and considered.

This campaign is exclusive to the official online shop. For details, please check the evuco brand site.

What is evuco?

evuco is a license-free full electric bicycle with a track record of 60,000 units in operation in the U.S. Developed under the concept of ‘a vehicle that adults can ride naturally,’ the name embodies ‘ev’ (electric mobility), ‘u’ (closeness to you), and ‘co’ (compact partner), aiming to be an electric mobility device that stays ‘just right’ by your side.

In addition to a stylish and sophisticated design that is easy to use for commuting, it adopts a chainless structure. Beyond the peace of mind of not soiling shoes or catching the hems of long skirts, it also reduces maintenance efforts.