Make: Velca
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The history of Velca is a recent success story in the electric mobility sector in Spain. It was born as a start-up with a clear vision: to democratise access to sustainable, elegant, and functional two-wheeled vehicles.
Origins and Vision
Velca was founded in 2019 by a team of young entrepreneurs led by Emilio Froján, with the aim of becoming a benchmark in urban electric mobility. The brand's idea arose from the need to offer an alternative to combustion motorbikes that was attractive, affordable, and, above all, zero-emission.
Unlike other brands that focused on technology or pure performance, Velca decided to bet on design as its main differentiator. They wanted their electric motorbikes not only to be efficient but also to have a look that would appeal to a wide audience, from young people to urban professionals. Their philosophy is summed up in the phrase: "The most beautiful and functional electric motorbikes on the market".
Growth and First Models
Velca began its journey with the launch of its first model, the Velca Calima, a 50 cc electric scooter with a classic design inspired by Vespa motorbikes, but with the most modern technology. This model, along with others like the Velca Bora, allowed them to gain visibility and capture the public's attention.
The turning point came with the launch of the Velca One, its most ambitious model. This motorbike, equivalent to a 125 cc, was designed to show that electric mobility does not have to be limited to the city. With a speed of up to 125 km/h and considerable range, the One became the brand's flagship and a highly sought-after model.
Commitment to Sustainability and the Future
From its beginnings, Velca has stood out not only for its products but also for its strong commitment to sustainability and local production. The brand collaborates with Spanish suppliers and has been recognised for its focus on the circular economy.
Today, Velca has managed to position itself as one of the leading companies in the electric motorcycle market in Spain. Its models are present in several cities, and the company continues to innovate, demonstrating that a passion for design and technology can go hand-in-hand with environmental and social responsibility.
Origins and Vision
Velca was founded in 2019 by a team of young entrepreneurs led by Emilio Froján, with the aim of becoming a benchmark in urban electric mobility. The brand's idea arose from the need to offer an alternative to combustion motorbikes that was attractive, affordable, and, above all, zero-emission.
Unlike other brands that focused on technology or pure performance, Velca decided to bet on design as its main differentiator. They wanted their electric motorbikes not only to be efficient but also to have a look that would appeal to a wide audience, from young people to urban professionals. Their philosophy is summed up in the phrase: "The most beautiful and functional electric motorbikes on the market".
Growth and First Models
Velca began its journey with the launch of its first model, the Velca Calima, a 50 cc electric scooter with a classic design inspired by Vespa motorbikes, but with the most modern technology. This model, along with others like the Velca Bora, allowed them to gain visibility and capture the public's attention.
The turning point came with the launch of the Velca One, its most ambitious model. This motorbike, equivalent to a 125 cc, was designed to show that electric mobility does not have to be limited to the city. With a speed of up to 125 km/h and considerable range, the One became the brand's flagship and a highly sought-after model.
Commitment to Sustainability and the Future
From its beginnings, Velca has stood out not only for its products but also for its strong commitment to sustainability and local production. The brand collaborates with Spanish suppliers and has been recognised for its focus on the circular economy.
Today, Velca has managed to position itself as one of the leading companies in the electric motorcycle market in Spain. Its models are present in several cities, and the company continues to innovate, demonstrating that a passion for design and technology can go hand-in-hand with environmental and social responsibility.
