John Lewis, the UK’s largest department store, will sell the British e-bike brand, Volt from today.
The retailer will have four models from Volt’s range of e-bikes in its online store alongside Pulse, Burlington, Kensington and Metro.
Pulse is Volt’s flagship model, a versatile build to meet the needs of every rider.
The Pulse LS, a step-through version with a frame designed for female riders, will also be available from the retailer. The classic-style Kensington, available in baby blue or lavender, will also be available alongside the Metro, Volt’s folding electric bike designed by commuters for commuters.
Finally, rounding out the selection, is the Burlington that offers up to 70 kilometers with a single charge.
James Metcalfe, chief executive and co-founder of Volt, said: “John Lewis is an iconic British brand and we are delighted to see it fully embrace our outstanding range of e-bikes.
“Together, we can play a significant role in driving riders across the UK towards a happier, healthier and more sustainable future. We’re excited to help get more people across the country in the saddle of a Volt e-bike and we can’t wait to hear from their many happy customers.”
Volt is an independent British e-bike brand with over a decade of experience in the market.
Their award-winning electric bikes are designed and built in the UK and come with innovative technology and premium components as standard.
It is hoped that with Volt’s reputation for customer service and the household name of John Lewis, both brands are committed to improving access to sustainable and active transport for consumers in the UK.
Emilia Hougasian, category head for sports at John Lewis, said: “Bringing Volt to our customers made sense, their values and commitment to sustainable lifestyle choices mirror our own.
“Adding such a wide range of Volt e-bikes to John Lewis helps us to present a full range of quality cycling options. We are proud to support independent, British brands like Volt and look forward to our customers enjoying the their award-winning electric bikes.”
