City dwellers are in for an Acer treat: Acer has rolled out an AI-driven single motor e-bike as it branches out to the e-mobility game, according to a statement. The Acer ebii — a “greener option” that offers seamless rides despite its minimalist design — is the latest venture by the Taiwanese company most known for its PCs.

Let’s talk specs: The 16 kg e-bike comes equipped with a 250/350 W motor and 40 Nm torque performance, allowing assisted riding of up to 25 km/hr. Its modular architecture brings together the battery pack and control box under a single compact intelligence vehicle control box.

A smart and adaptive ride: The e-bike is equipped with an AI-powered ebiiAssist function that automatically adapts to the rider’s pedaling power, riding conditions, and set level of assistance. The controller uses AI technology to automatically adjust motor output, adapting to the rider’s use over time. Riders can also use the ebiiGO companion app to be briefed on recommended routes, battery life, and riding speeds. They can also use the adaptive mission control app ebiiRide for three modes of riding: the power-saving Eco Mode, the smart balance ebii Mode, and the Boost Mode for necessary speed and motor output tweaks depending on commute conditions and distance.

A durable battery: A long lasting removable battery can be used for up to 110 km with a full battery life charged in only 2.5 hours. The smart power distribution can help extend battery life to ensure a full day’s ride. The battery pack can also be used as a portable charger for other devices, thanks to an easy removal of the battery pack.

Green mobility: “As urban commuters search for convenient, safe, and greener options, the Acer ebii’s AI assistance and innovative safety features empower them to go further, faster,” Acer Co-COO Jerry Kao said in the statement.

Making an EMEA debut this year: The Acer ebii will be available in EMEA from September starting at USD 1,999.