Meet the PNY Ponie, an electric motorcycle specifically designed and crafted for cargo and delivery tasks, boasting a robust capacity to carry up to 120 kg (265 lb) of cargo with an onboard storage space of 400 liters (14 cubic feet). In comparison, the typical trunk of a city car often offers around 300 liters or less.
Images by Electrek
Capable of reaching speeds up to 100 km/h (62 mph), the Ponie showcases an impressive range of up to 150 km (93 miles) on a single charge from its 6.7 kWh CATL battery. Its power is driven by a formidable 4,000-watt continuous-rated rear hub motor, strategically designed to optimize frame space for additional storage.
Equipped with ABS brakes, a CarPlay-ready 7-inch color screen, and a glovebox featuring a USB port for charging electronic devices, such as phones, the Ponie offers a comprehensive and user-friendly package.
Netzah Sadeh, the founder and CEO of the company, highlighted the suitability of these motorbikes for scenarios where an e-bike or scooter falls short, yet a delivery van is deemed excessive. The company is already collaborating with postal services and supermarkets engaged in grocery delivery, as revealed at the 2023 EICMA Milan Motorcycle Show.
Additionally, the PNY Ponie 2, a two-wheeled version, is slated for production, with deliveries anticipated to commence in Q2 2024, according to reports from Electrek. Meanwhile, the Ponie 3, a three-wheeled variant, is currently in the testing phase.
