Coming to a street near you

The idea of an electric bicycle isn't new—its roots stretch back to 1895 when the first patent was filed in the U.S. However, early e-bikes were limited by underdeveloped battery technology and short ranges. It wasn’t until the rise of lithium-ion batteries and more efficient motors that e-bikes began to gain traction. Even then, they were mostly designed for leisure, not for the daily grind of urban delivery or commuting.

That’s where Delfast came in. In 2014, Ukrainian entrepreneur Daniel Tonkopiy faced a problem: his phone died, and no one could deliver a replacement quickly. This moment of frustration sparked an idea. Why not use bicycles for fast, eco-friendly delivery? That led to the birth of Delfast—a courier company that relied on e-bikes to move goods around Kyiv.

But the existing e-bikes weren’t built for this kind of daily use. They broke down within months. So, instead of continuing to rely on subpar models, Delfast decided to build something better. The result was a rugged, high-range e-bike designed for speed, durability, and efficiency. With advanced battery management systems and regenerative braking, these bikes could go further than any other on the market.

In 2017, after seeing demand from Kyiv residents, Delfast launched a Kickstarter campaign that raised $150,000. The goal? To bring their revolutionary e-bikes to the public. Their flagship model, the Delfast Prime, set a world record by traveling 367 km on a single charge. This feat was verified by Guinness World Records, proving that Delfast wasn’t just dreaming—it was delivering.

Today, Delfast is more than a bike company. Its e-bikes are being used by law enforcement in cities like Los Angeles and Mexicali, and they’re gaining attention from police departments across the U.S. These bikes offer speed, range, and smart features like GPS tracking, anti-theft systems, and real-time communication with an app.

For 2021, Delfast is focusing on the Top 3.0 model. It has a 321 km range, a top speed of 80 km/h, and weighs just 70 kg. For couriers and delivery riders, this means more efficiency, lower costs, and higher earnings. Compared to traditional mopeds, it's cheaper to operate and requires less maintenance. And compared to regular bikes, it reduces physical strain while increasing productivity.

With its long-lasting battery—capable of over 3,000 charging cycles—and a commitment to sustainability, Delfast is paving the way for a greener future. The company also has a plan to repurpose old batteries into portable power sources, ensuring that even at the end of their life, these batteries continue to serve a purpose.

The green revolution isn’t just a distant dream anymore. It’s here, and it’s powered by Delfast. Whether you're a business looking to reduce costs or an individual wanting to make a difference, there’s never been a better time to join the movement. For those interested in becoming part of the story, Delfast is currently running an equity campaign on Fundable.com.

As Delfast continues to grow, the vision remains clear: to make sustainable, high-performance transportation accessible to all. The future of mobility is electric, and Delfast is leading the charge.