Motorcycle specifications ANY Mobility LUV1 2027 Mini Cargo

Innovation has been flourishing ever since electricity has been incorporated into every aspect of two-wheeled vehicles. With a 120-liter cargo capacity integrated into the frame, Any Mobility’s LUV1 blursthe lines between urban motorcycles and light utility vehicles.

The traditional design of motorcycles and scooters may have just found its most practical alternative.The LUV1 tackles a long-standing limitation of two-wheelers: transporting cargo. This modular model was designed with the explicit goal of replacing the car for daily commutes.

Whereas a traditional scooter offers about 30 liters of storage under the seat, the LUV1 boasts a cargo capacity of 120 liters. This architectural innovation is made possible by relocating the electric motor to the rear wheel hub and integrating the batteries into the lower section of the aluminum frame. The central space, usually occupied by the engine and fuel tank, is thus entirely freed up to create a customizable cargo area, combining the style of a motorcycle with the practicality of a car.

Performance Tailored for Suburban Driving

Classified in the 125 cm³ equivalent category, the LUV1 delivers 11 kW of power, or nearly 15 chevaux.The vehicle has a top speed of 100 km/h and offers a range of 100 km to 140 km, depending on usage conditions. These characteristics naturally limit its use to urban and suburban environments.

Power is supplied by two removable 6.5 kWh lithium-ion batteries. To facilitate maneuvering when fully loaded—the vehicle weighs 160 kg when empty—the manufacturer has included a reverse gear as well as a “Curb Assist” mode, in addition to the standard driving modes.

An Industrial Ambition

The project is led by a team with backgrounds in the automotive and design industries, supervised by Lowie Vermeersch’s Granstudio—Vermeersch is the former creative director of Pininfarina.This versatile modularity targets a very broad customer base: from self-employed workers who need to transport tools to city dwellers looking to store their groceries or recreational gear.

This scalable platform is expected to hit the market by the end of 2027—it’s already possible to reserve a model with a deposit of 499 euros. With an estimated price between 8,000 and 9,000 euros, the LUV1 competes with premium electric scooters, with its main selling point being a utilitarian and modular design that is as intriguing as it is eye-catching.

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