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Next.e.GO Mobile SE launches sales of the new e.wave X electric car. Next e.GO Mobile SE also introduces a new, compact zero-emission commercial last mile delivery vehicle, the e.Xpress.

Independent German electric vehicle manufacturer, Next.e.GO Mobile SE made several announcements at the Paris Motor Show including the launch of sales for the e.wave X electric vehicle.

The first e.wave X vehicles off the assembly line will be dedicated for customers who made reservations since early summer this year. The new colors and trim lines now available through the e.GO configurator, enables these customers to be the first to configure and place an order for their individual vehicle during this exclusive period. After fulfilling reservation orders, the e.GO sales configurator will then become available to the public as of 01st of December 2022.

The e.wave X has a continuous output of 44 kW and a peak output of 86 kW. The manufacturer specifies a top speed of 135 km/h. The battery on board is exchangeable and has a gross energy content of 30.4 kWh, which should be enough for a 163-kilometre range, according to WLTP. Next.e.GO Mobile states an urban range of up to 240 kilometers.


e.GO also announced the introduction of a new compact commercial last mile urban delivery electric vehicle, the e.Xpress at the Paris Motor Show, designed to address the growing demand for zero-emission urban deliveries and commercial fleet. The e.Xpress aims to address the main focus areas for the commercial fleet managers including uptime, charging speed and residual value by offering a unique and universal battery swap solution that is intended to be as fast and as convenient as fueling old vehicles. The solution is a result of a strategic cooperation between e.GO and Ample – an American technology and energy solution provider that uses autonomous robotics and modular battery structure to enhance energy delivery for electric transportation.

The e.Xpress comes with a durable polymeric skin intended to reduce the lifecycle repair cost and time. It offers a cargo volume of up to 940 liters depending on the selected configuration with the gross payload of up to 240kg. It will be available with the exchangeable battery and depending on the selected configuration is expected to offer an urban range of up to 230 km and a battery exchange time of just few minutes. It will be offered to customers, businesses and fleet operators both with the battery being included in their purchase or alternatively with a subscription model, where the customer does not need to purchase the battery instead subscribed to the energy delivery and utilization. Start of reservations for the e.Xpress are scheduled for 02nd of November 2022.

In addition, e.GO announced the start of a strategic cooperation with OneFor – an innovative German Fintech company focusing on consumer digital finance and payments – with the aim to provide customers with access to instant personal car loans of up to EUR 25,000 The personal car loans are processed quickly and come with fixed interest rates and a payback period of up to 84 months.

“At e.GO we have made simplicity, practicality and circularity at scale to be our mission and the solution to some of the challenges we face as human race. This is why we leverage innovation and technology to empower people along their sustainable journey. Offering an urban EV with a charging solution that is as fast and as convenient as traditional fueling, yet not as heavy on the planet’s limited resources or the energy infrastructure, or providing customers with access to innovative financial solutions that can empower their sustainable mobility choice are reflections of that commitment,” explains Ali Vezvaei, Chairman of the Board of e.GO.

Oct 21, 2022Blagojce Krivevski
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