CityQ enclosed electric pedal-assist bike

Published 7 November 2022; updated 30 September 2026; 2-minute read. CityQ is an enclosed four-wheel electric pedal-assist vehicle offered as a personal model with side doors or as a cargo bike. The page says it seats up to two passengers plus baggage, weighs 70 kg and carries up to 250 kg. Battery range is stated as 60–100 km, with solar panels as a possible range extender. Internet-connected onboard software supports driving assistance, diagnostics and remote upgrades; the phone app provides navigation and supports rental or ride-sharing features.

The product is presented as a way to make cycling practical for short urban trips, adverse weather and users who need cargo or passenger capacity. The modular vehicle can be customised for operators and is designed to use bike lanes while needing less parking space than a car. The article cites historic market estimates of USD 16.3 billion for e-bikes in 2017 and USD 24.1 billion for Mobility as a Service in 2018, with projected values through 2025. Its availability field says “Soon available,” while the article text also states it would be commercially available in 2021.

Linked UN SDGs: 3 and 11. Public contact: Morten Rynning, Founder, morten@cityq.biz. Company: CITYQ AS, Månesigden 20, 1337 Sandvika, Norway; cityq.biz.

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Public phone number revealed by the page control on 8 October 2026: +47 900 20 538.