CAKE, from Sweden, is a brand with innovation and sustainability at its core, it not only produces electric motorcycles and off-road bikes, but also dabbles in the design and manufacture of multi-purpose farm vans.
Earlier, CAKE launched an electric all-terrain vehicle (ATV) called Kibb, which aims to provide a new way of working on farms.
The design of this car is very simple, like a square box. Modular components can be swapped to meet the needs of different agricultural tasks, which helps to reduce scrap cycles as parts can be updated over time.
It can not only be turned into a cargo rack, on which storage racks and baskets are installed, and a small bucket truck is installed at the rear to carry goods, but also can be used as a planting tool to go down to the field, and can also be used as a mobile power bank to assist in logging and other operations......
Not only that, but it also supports solar charging and has autonomous driving capabilities, reducing manual labor while improving the accuracy and efficiency of work.
Kibb takes agriculture in mind with sustainability in mind, using electric drives, moving quietly around the farm, performing tasks of planting and harvesting crops, reducing the impact on the environment and keeping the farm soil and surrounding wildlife undisturbed.
Its tires are made from sustainable materials, such as dandelions, and the plastic used in the body is derived from the flaxseed plant, which is a resourceful resource that is abundantly available in Sweden. The frame and other important parts are made of aluminum, a highly recyclable material.
The launch of CAKE Kibb is not only an expansion of the CAKE brand in the product line, but also a deep insight into the sustainable development of modern agriculture.
With the growing global demand for environmentally friendly and efficient agriculture, Kibb is expected to become the new favorite in farm operations, leading the shift to a more environmentally friendly and efficient agricultural machinery.
It is reported that CAKE plans to put this cute little machine into production in 2025.