Moving more into micromobility seems like a natural step as automakers transition to becoming mobility provides.
The new Allebike Elize Polestar Engineered has been revealed and it costs €8,900. It's made by the premium Swedish bicycle manufacturer Allebike and it's only available in Europe. It’s becoming more common for automakers to team up with specialized micromobility companies to offer small, lightweight vehicles to complement their cars—all the major car manufacturers have tried it at some point.
Polestar doesn’t build the bike in-house, but it is being built specially for it, so it features Polestar branding in the manufacturer’s official script as well as gold details to match its cars. With its Polestar color scheme, this is one good-looking mountain bike, and it looks even better strapped to the back of a Polestar 3, as shown in the official photos you can see in the gallery.
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