The German electric mobility company eROCKIT is expanding its reach to global investors with a persuasive appeal. In an impactful video, founder Andy Zurwehme speaks to potential investors from all corners of the world, presenting an inventive business concept that promises to transform the future of transportation.
eROCKIT has created a unique mode of transportation that combines the best elements of eBikes, traditional bicycles, and motorcycles, all powered by their revolutionary Human Hybrid drive technology. This innovative system enhances the rider’s pedaling effort, allowing for effortless acceleration up to 100 km/h (62 mph), defining a new type of two-wheeled travel. eROCKIT became well-known for being the fastest street-legal eBike on the planet.
“Our company is six years old, and we’ve already built a game-changing product,” says Andy Zurwehme, Chairman and founder of eROCKIT AG. “But in Germany, startups and innovative companies are struggling. Without the courage and capital from investors, they are dying before they can realize their full potential.”
Key Achievements:
- Approved by authorities & fully road-legal
- World Manufacturing ID Number (WMI) certified
- Over 500,000 miles driven by customers, tested by world champions
- “Limited Edition 100” delivered to customers
- High demand from nearly 100 countries
- +400 German shareholders at eROCKIT AG
- Over 270,000 followers on social media
Although the company has already garnered considerable interest and demand, eROCKIT is now seeking visionary investors to expand their operations globally and introduce their groundbreaking technology to new industries, such as marine transportation and beyond. In Germany, innovation often faces challenges due to limited funding and support, which is why eROCKIT is looking towards the global market for its next breakthrough.
“We need investors who share our vision and want to help us take this extraordinary technology to the world. This is more than just a product—it’s the future of sustainable, high-performance mobility,” Andy adds.
