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        Jorvik Tricycles, a pioneer in electric tricycles, has opened a new 6,000 sq. m showroom. ft and indoor testing facility in Weldrake, Yorkshire. Opening on February 14, 2024, this innovative facility promises to provide customers with an immersive experience, allowing them to test three-wheelers in all conditions, regardless of the weather.
        Jorvik Tricycles was founded ten years ago by James Walker to help his father, who suffered from Parkinson’s disease, regain his independence. Today, the company has grown into a strong company producing 11 different models of electric three-wheelers. From road-safe bikes to mountain bikes designed for rugged terrain, Jorvik bikes meet every need, be it personal transport, commercial use or mobility aids.
        Each electric tricycle is equipped with a lithium battery, a testament to Jorvik’s commitment to efficiency, convenience and sustainability. These batteries have a sufficient charge and a long service life, making them ideal for traveling on city streets and in confined spaces. The company prioritizes durability and performance by selecting materials that can withstand a variety of conditions.
        The new showroom in Weldrake, York, features an indoor test track with traffic lights and a zebra crossing, giving customers a unique opportunity to test the tricycle in a controlled environment. This facility will allow Jorvik Tricycles to continue to provide its signature personalized service, helping potential buyers evaluate capacity, range and charging requirements to find the e-tricycle that best suits their needs.
        As Jorvik Tricycles begins its new chapter, it reaffirms its commitment to changing the way people travel. The opening of the new showroom and indoor testing facility marks a major milestone in the company’s development, providing customers with an unparalleled experience of exploring and mastering the future of electric three-wheelers.
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