CAKE's Work Series Is Designed For True Professionals

by AutoExpert   |  29 November, 2021

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CAKE, a Swedish electric mobility startup, has recently introduced some innovative new products. The business just released a limited-edition Kalk enduro electric bike designed exclusively for anti-poaching efforts in Africa.

For the 2022 model year, CAKE has introduced a new Work Edition model selection for customers who rely on their motorbikes, as well as to encourage greener, more sustainable mobility. The Ösa, Kalk, and Makka will be available with a specific Work Edition option for craftsmen and tradesmen who wish to use their CAKE vehicles in their area of work, as seen at EICMA 2021.

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The CAKE Ösa Work has all of the same practical features as the normal Ösa, but because of its bigger battery, it has a greater range and performance. The Ösa Work's battery, according to CAKE, can provide 100 miles of range on a single charge.

Furthermore, the machine may be utilized as a portable workbench because of the power outlets built into its design. This increases the versatility of the Ösa Work by allowing it to reach a longer distance and give longer-lasting energy to the equipment.

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The CAKE Makka was introduced in September 2021 as the company's entry-level electric scooter. It also receives a new Work edition, which doubles the battery capacity over the original model. Thanks to attachment places for baggage racks and other equipment, its sturdy design enables you to transport a wide range of tools, equipment, and items. 

You can also charge your devices while driving thanks to USB and 12V plugs. The Makka also has two riding modes: Flex, which focuses on speed, and Range, which optimizes battery performance for up to 70 miles per charge. The off-road-focused Kalk will also be released as part of the Work series.

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The Kalk Work is really a formidable off-roader, as shown by the inaugural Kalk-exclusive racing series held in August 2021. However, upgraded performance and range give a better result. The Kalk Work, according to CAKE, is suitable for security jobs like monitoring and patrolling.

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