Infinite Machine’s Olto e-bike arrives as a compelling solution for urban mobility, blurring the line between bicycle and scooter with a distinctive design. Its clean, monolithic exterior leans more towards industrial design than traditional cycling aesthetics, while remaining fully bicycle-lane legal.

With flush panels, integrated lighting and a purposeful stance, the 79 kg, two-passenger e-bike has a strong presence on city streets, matched by its performance. Stepping beyond the usual e-bike brief, the Olto is powered by a 48 V, 25 Ah removable battery that delivers a claimed range of up to 56 km, sufficient for daily commuting without constant charging anxiety. Its riding modes highlight its versatility: in Class 2 mode, it behaves like a compliant e-bike with a 32 km/h top speed and throttle control. Step into Class 3 and pedal assist unlocks 45 km/h. For private land or off-road use, the full 53 km/h can be accessed, pushing it closer to lightweight electric moped territory.

What takes the Olto further is its integration of technology, including built-in security systems, app-based controls and smart connectivity, which is uncommon in this segment and reinforces its position as more than just a bicycle. Infinite Machine also pays close attention to practicality. With a wide range of accessories, from rear racks and baskets to handlebar-mounted plates and even a kid carrier, owners can tailor the machine to suit everyday use with ease.