Brooklyn-based startup Infinite Machine is turning heads once again – this time with the launch of its sleek, high-performance e-bike, the Olto . Known for its bold Cybertruck-inspired scooter, the company now brings its design-forward ethos to the electric bike world, offering a ride that blurs the line between urban commuter and off-road machine.
At a glance, the Olto looks more like a next-gen scooter than a typical e-bike. Its minimalist frame, crafted from bare aluminum with clean, sharp lines and no flashy graphics, hides a powerful tech core. A 750W rear hub motor and dual suspension allow the Olto to hit speeds of up to 33 mph off-road and 20 mph on city streets. The ride is smooth, responsive, and adaptable – exactly what you’d expect from a machine designed for both rugged trails and morning commutes.
One of the standout features is the swappable 48V battery, discreetly housed beneath the square-edged seat. Riders simply lift the seat to swap in a fresh battery – no tools or struggle required. With a full range of 40 miles and fast-charging capabilities (up to 50% in just an hour), the Olto keeps pace with your day.
This e-bike isn’t just about speed and looks. It’s packed with thoughtful features that elevate the experience. The long saddle can carry two passengers, thanks to pop-out foot pegs and underseat grab handles. Foldable magnetic pedals double as footrests for throttle-only cruising. A bright 4.3-inch dashboard provides real-time data at a glance, while smartphone integration unlocks a full suite of app-based controls – from remote locking to GPS tracking and anti-theft alerts.
Security is built into the DNA of the Olto. Its smart locking system freezes the steering and wheels when parked. If tampered with, the bike triggers a loud alarm and sends instant notifications to the owner’s phone. There’s also a dedicated slot for an Apple AirTag for added peace of mind.
The lighting system is just as refined. LED headlights are mounted low on the front frame for both high and low beam coverage. Riders can also charge their devices via built-in USB ports and attach accessories like a child carrier, rear rack, basket, or center panel. The modular design means the Olto can evolve with your needs.
Preorders for the Infinite Machine Olto are now open, with deliveries scheduled for Fall 2025. Whether you’re navigating city traffic or heading out for a weekend adventure, this e-bike offers a futuristic, secure, and stylish ride with all the practical touches you didn’t know you needed.
