Rivian Spinoff Also Apologizes for E-Bike Shipping Delays
Also, the micromobility company spun out of Rivian, has acknowledged delays in shipping its software-controlled TM-B electric bike, according to The Verge.
Also, a micromobility company spun off from electric vehicle maker Rivian, has issued an apology to customers over delays in shipping its TM-B electric bike, according to a report from The Verge.
The TM-B was unveiled last year as a software-controlled electric bike that drew significant attention within the e-bike industry, The Verge reported. The device features a USB-C chargeable battery, a removable seat post, and a pedal-by-wire system controlled through software, according to the report.
The Verge described the bike's design as setting it apart from other electric bikes on the market due to its unique technological approach. However, the outlet reported that customers who ordered the TM-B have experienced delays in receiving their bikes, prompting the apology from Also.
Specific details regarding the length of the delays or the number of affected customers were not included in the available excerpt from The Verge's report.
Also was established as a spinout from Rivian, the electric vehicle manufacturer known for its trucks and SUVs, according to The Verge.
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