EAV - Can these electric assisted vehicles change urban deliveries? | Fully Charged VEHICLES

SUBSCRIBE, LIKE & SHARE if you want Clean Energy & Electric Vehicles to be the norm. It's widely accepted that we need to find more efficient and sustainable ways of transporting people and goods from A to B and many companies are beginning to emerge with solutions. One of which is EAV (Electric Assisted Vehicles) and their fit for purpose delivery vehicle designed to bridge the gap between e-cargo bikes and vans. As combustion vehicles are pushed out the of the cities, could this innovative and sustainable e-cargo bike be the future for last-mile deliveries? EAV - www.eav.solutions/ ​ Make sure you are subscribed then enter 'The Great EV Giveaway' for your chance to win an EV for a year and lots of other fantastic prizes fullycharged.show/EV-Giveaway/ ​ Fully Charged is 100% independent thanks to YouTube Memberships and Patreons. Without you this channel wouldn’t be possible! If you’d like to help support the Fully Charged channel and its mission: Become a Patreon: www.patreon.com/FullyChargedShow ​ Become a YouTube member: use JOIN button above Subscribe to Fully Charged & the Fully Charged PLUS channels Buy the Fully Charged Guide to Electric Vehicles & Clean Energy : buff.ly/2GybGt0 ​ Browse the Fully Charged store: shop.fullycharged.show/ ​ Visit our LIVE exhibitions in the UK, USA & Europe: fullycharged.show/events ​ Subscribe for episode alerts and the Fully Charged newsletter: fullycharged.show/zap-sign-up/ ​ Visit: fullycharged.show/ ​ Find us on Twitter: twitter.com/fullychargedshw ​ Follow us on Instagram: instagram.com/fullychargedshow ​ Timestamps: 0:00​ Introduction 0:38​ Bike? Van? 1:29​ Adam & EAV 1:54​ Bridging the gap 2:42​ Last final mile 3:07​ Made from flax 3:52​ Good looking 4:47​ Design details 5:23​ Battery options 6:02​ Sufficient speed 7:24​ Jump start 7:35​ Off we go 8:48​ Pro demo 9:42​ Made on site 10:48​ Built in suspension 11:26​ Knitted together 13:08​ Recyclable 13:56​ Bottom-up design 14:27​ Ocado EAV 16:02​ Positive reactions 17:20​ Future of transport 18:17​ Conclusions

Not just for deliveries but Utilities, maintaining sports grounds, schools, campuses and local authorities doing inspection and cleansing too.

I think Adam hit the nail on the head towards the end of the video. We have a large group of people who are afraid of change. I run into it all the time when I talk about EV's or renewable energy. Their immediate reaction is to look for the negatives and for reasons why new ideas won't work. I'm happy to say I'm in the other camp who think ideas like this are great and whilst on its own won't change the world, aggregated together with lots of other new more sustainable approaches will make a real difference to the world. So good luck to them.

i'm a postie , my round averages 5 miles on foot .. i can see this type of vehicle in my near future

I love the host, she's so charismatic.

Here in Copenhagen, most of my deliveries come from the postman on a electric cargo bike. You see them everywhere here. So it has already happened in, shall we say, more forward thinking countries.😬

The host is great. She is genuinely curious it doesn't come across as though she is given talking points. This is the first episode I watched from beginning to end. Well done.

I want a digital assistant voiced by Robert in his Kryten voice.

slap some solar panels on the roof and you've got a tiny camper bike.

These types of vehicles ARE the future, well done EAV.

Another excellent episode with the perfect presenter for the job! Dr. Helen is really in her element here and her enthusiasm for the product and company's sustainability ethos shows. Also, look at that smile on the Ocado cyclist's face! Of all the jobs out there, this can't be a bad one: getting fit out and about (with some electro-assistance), delivering goods safely to customers in need during a pandemic, while staying reasonably dry during the journey. Win, win. Completely agree with Adam's positive attitude. If you imagine groundbreaking things into existence, they can prove themselves worthy of your inventiveness and win over people's hearts and minds.

I've got five of these on order, looking forward to it, cannot wait 👍

Someone is bound to convert one into a mini camper

Absolutely fantastic. We need way more bikes on Fully Charged!

I love it. Sometimes going smaller is better. Today, I used my bike trailer to get a new jogging stroller for my granddaughter. I love it when I can do something like that without a car.

this is actually the change we need for last mile cargo

If they used hemp it would be Grass Reinforced Plastic!

This guy has a world of opportunity ahead of him with this vision. This EAV could literally roll out the back of a PRIME truck and get the entire neighborhood done without ever moving the truck itself...

It's obviously just the glamour but I can't help thinking that Helen is rather wonderful - positive, clever etc. All those things that make one like watching Fully Charged in general.

Helen is a great presenter. I really liked the question about how Adam defined sustainability. It's important to challenge even the well intentioned companies to be their best so that companies with ill-intentions can't get away with greenwashing.