Electric assist bike with face authentication

X One is an electric assist bike with an Android computer developed by Spanish start-up Rayvolt built into the frame.

The built-in touch computer is equipped with a face authentication system, so the motor will not turn on and you cannot step on the pedals without authentication. This product is equipped with a headlamp and a tail lamp that automatically light up according to the ambient brightness, and in addition to the general brake, the regenerative system acts as a brake together, allowing the battery charge to be increased.

In addition to the electric part, X1 stands for luxury even with a simple bicycle. The brake hydraulic disc gear is a 7-speed specification, and the frame with the touch panel computer is made of carbon fiber, and the front fork is made of carbon and aluminum. Due to the weight of the battery, etc., it weighs 22kg. Of course, if you use the assist function, you can enjoy comfortable driving instead of being heavy.

X1 is divided into three versions. The battery pack is made of Samsung Electronics or Panasonic, and the charging time is 50km in 2.5 hours and 75km in 4 hours. The driving motor is 250W, and the higher version is 750W. The 250W version has a top speed of 25km/h and the 750W version is 45km/h.

This product was also raised through crowdfunding site Indigo. The retail price is expected to be $3,999, and launch is scheduled for June 2020. Related information can be found here .