Polestar releases a new limited edition of CAKE Makka Electric Moped.
Swedish premium electric mobility brands Polestar (Nasdaq: PSNY) and CAKE reveal a new limited Polestar edition of the fully electric moped Makka, the first to be available in North America. Inspired by the exterior color first shown on the Polestar electric roadster concept, this new moped is available in sky blue.
Launched in 2021, the first CAKE Makka Polestar edition was available exclusively in Polestar Snow matte, adding a distinctive Polestar touch and design feature to the moped, which instantly sold out. In addition to the bespoke color, the Polestar edition includes a slim headlight and dampers from Öhlins. The new edition also features a detachable rear carrier, which allows for numerous configurations including boxes, racks, passenger seats and more, making the electric commuter even more flexible.
The CAKE Makka Polestar edition has a top speed of 28 mph and two ride modes for balanced performance or extended range. It is sold and delivered by CAKE, but the Polestar edition is available exclusively in select Polestar markets via the Polestar Additionals webshop* beginning December 14, 2022, with a retail price of $5,300.
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About CAKE
CAKE is a Swedish maker of premium lightweight, electric motorcycles, and mopeds, with a clear mission to inspire towards a zero-emission society, by combining excitement and responsibility. The model range currently consists of three different platforms – the versatile offroader Kalk, the modular utility bike Ösa, and the urban commuter Makka. Thanks to an extensive range of accessories and configurations, CAKE is addressing a wide matrix of users and applications, including commercial use for last-mile delivery and other short-haul urban transportation. Along with numerous awards and recognitions for its design and innovative approach to mobility and other societal challenges, CAKE was identified as one of the world’s most innovative companies by Fast Company in both 2020 and 2021 and received the Time Magazine 100 most important inventions award in 2021.
