Foldable bike

Two years ago, we looked at Vello, an Austrian company with its own take on the folding bicycle. Its line includes several different models built around its signature folding system, and now it also includes an electric model - or at least it will if Vello's crowdfunding campaign is a success.

Peugeot started life making coffee mills, before jumping into bikes in 1830. Although it's found a niche in the automotive world since, occasionally it dabbles in the two-wheeled game. The electric eF01 is the latest, aimed at making ​last mile ​​transport a sweat-free enterprise.

There are already a fair number of folding electric scooters to choose from, although most of those have tiny wheels and no seat. If you're looking for something a little more road- and butt-worthy, there are still some choices – and one of the latest is the Dutch-made GiGi.​

Seattle's Rad Power Bikes combines the electric folder, fat bike and cargo bike into a small, folding workhorse that can motor or pedal-assist groceries, tools and other cargo wherever you need to get to. It's one RadMini.

A more empowering alternative to the walker or scooter, the Alinker is a walking trike designed for those that need mobility assistance. The curvy vessel provides needed support while allowing the rider to remain upright and move forward under his or her own power.​

The Salamander Bicycle Stroller aims to keep parents on the move by providing a two-wheeled way of getting around town and quickly converting into a stroller when they reach their destination.​​

Several years ago, Finnish designer Ulf Laxström created the FUBi – it's a folding bike with a more-or-less traditional-looking frame. Now, his son Zakarias has introduced the FUBifixie. It's even more normal in appearance, plus it offers some other advantages over the original.​

The latest e-bike to enter the folding bike fold is the SitGo, which, like other models, can be packed down into a more compact package. But in addition to regular household outlets, the SitGo can also be recharged through a car cigarette lighter socket.

Scooters and folding bikes are both becoming popular forms of "last-mile" transportation. It's important that they be compact, however ... and Seattle Cycles' all-titanium Burke 8 is definitely on the small side.

The Fat Bad from Italy's Bad Bike launches with claims of being the world's first folding fat e-bike. Its thick, knobby tires are secured to a folding frame and powered by up to 500 watts of pedal assist.

With a wide range of sizes, styles, and specs to choose from, it's now easier than ever to find an e-bike to suit one's needs. If commuting is your number one priority, the Brooklyness CMYK 4.0 may be worth looking at. It bundles smart and safe features in a folding frame.

According to its manufacturers, the human-powered A-Bike is the world's smallest, lightest folding bicycle. It's certainly also one of the strangest-looking. Now, a group of entrepreneurs are hoping to extend its claims to the world of e-bikes, with the A-Bike Electric.