Infinite Machine Olto E-Bike Review: $3,495 Cybertruck-Style Ride Gets Praise
The Infinite Machine Olto e-bike is getting positive reviews for being fast and fun, despite its unusual Cybertruck-inspired design. The $3,495 electric bike can carry two passengers and reach speeds up to 28 mph.
Tech reviewers are praising the Infinite Machine Olto, calling it a "tremendously fun ride" that doesn't look like any other e-bike on the market. The $3,495 electric bike features a futuristic design that reviewers compare to Tesla's Cybertruck.
The Olto offers three riding modes to follow local laws. In Class 2 mode, riders can use the throttle and go up to 20 mph in bike lanes. Class 3 mode uses pedal-assist only but allows speeds up to 28 mph. An off-road mode provides full power with no speed limits.
What makes the Olto unusual is its ability to carry two passengers, something most e-bikes can't do safely. Reviewers say it's designed to replace short car trips entirely, not just serve as a recreational bike.
The main drawback appears to be the polarizing design. While some love the futuristic look, others find the angular, Cybertruck-style appearance too bold for everyday use.
This could change how people think about short trips around town. Instead of driving a car for quick errands, riders could use this bike that's faster than regular e-bikes and can carry a passenger.
More detailed performance tests and real-world usage reviews are expected as the Olto becomes available to consumers.
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