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Bikenomics

DISCLAIMER

Here’s the straight-up truth, folks: Noordung ain’t playin’ the bank. We don’t do payment plans, credit lines, or any of that fancy financing jazz. If you’re lookin’ to spread the cost of that sweet ride, you’re gonna have to take it up with your bank or find a local outfit that’s cool with breakin’ it down into bite-sized pieces. We’re just here to lay out the possibilities and give you a clear shot at how the money math shakes out. No sugarcoatin’, no sleight of hand - just the bare-bones facts, raw and unfiltered.

HOW TO FINANCE YOUR NOORDUNG BIKE?

Alright, you’ve got your eyes set on that Noordung Bike but need a hand with the cash? Don’t let it spook you. First off, chat with your bank and see what kind of payment plans they’ve got stashed for electric bikes. We’ve put together a sample financial rundown below to give you a leg up before you start haggling with the suits. And keep an ear out for any local subsidies - some joints are dishing out between 500 and 4,000 EUR to make the deal a bit sweeter. Those extra greens could smooth out the bumps and get that Noordung Bike rolling right into your life.

IT’S REALLY ABOUT THE GREENS

Swap out your daily car commute for a Noordung bike, and you might just find your savings piling up faster than the price of that new ride. Take a gander at the table below to see how much you could be pocketing each month by trading in your gas guzzler for an electric steed.

Avarage fuel costs
110 €

Avg car maintenance costs
90 €

Avg car maintenance costs 
80 €

Monthly savings 
280 €

 

Depreciation and taxes aren’t in that table, folks. But let’s get real: in the EU, vehicle costs run from 708 EUR a month in Norway to a trim 364 EUR in Hungary, the lowest of the lot. Switching from a car to an electric bike? The savings you rack up will likely outshine the cost of financing that bike.

IT'S REALLY ABOUT THE ENVIRONMENT

Eurostat’s got the numbers: the EU’s carbon footprint hits 6.8 tonnes of CO2 per person - one of the heftiest in the world. Ride twenty kilometers a day on an electric bike instead of a car, and you’ll cut your carbon footprint by a ton of CO2 each year. Each kilometer you pedal trims 250 grams of carbon from our air compared to driving. Cycling won’t solve every green problem, but it’s a step in the right direction.

IT’S A TOOL FOR CHANGE

We crafted the Noordung Bike with a vision for transformation. It’s about changing how we travel, how we think, how we find joy, and how we engage with the world. It’s not something you can measure with a calculator or a ledger. It’s a declaration, a beginning of something greater.