Convoy to launch e-cargo bike conversion system
20/02/2026
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Source: Cycling Electric Image credit: Cycling Electric
The LEVA-EU member is expected to launch its eagerly anticipated Convoy CO.1 hybrid cargo bike trailer and electric bike conversion system in summer 2026.
Having already won a German Design Award pre-launch, the Convoy CO.1 optimises any bicycle into a cargo bike with the assistance of a cargo trailer. For electric assistance, it also has a pedal-assist system inside its trailing wheel. The system attaches to a bicycle with patent-pending twin locking axle clamps, without requiring any tools.
The conversion kit is seen as game-changing with its functionality not requiring direct modification of the bike, so in theory, it shouldn’t compromise original bike warranties because the kit is a separate entity from the bike.
Specifications
Weighing 14 kg, the Convoy model has the capacity to carry up to 50 kg of cargo, making it a versatile trailer that can carry loads for a range of different purposes. Convoy has also stated that its 520 mm long rack system can be equipped with a pair of child seats.
Innovated to be compatible with all 26-inch to 29-inch wheeled bicycles, it is equipped with a built-in 357Wh battery, providing an assisted range of 30km, and delivers power with three assist levels. (For those who would prefer the trailer design without a pedal assist, the Convoy will be bringing a simplified CO.3 standard hub model to market.)
Convoy has also announced that it is equipped with a patent-pending active rear wheel steering to minimise wobbling, improving predictable handling.
In terms of extra features, it includes a bright rear light and comes with a digital app, which enables device registration and a digital motor lock, providing additional security for when riders are away from their bike.
It is anticipated that the Convoy CO.1 e-bike conversion will be priced at £1,999 or €2,299.
More information about the Convoy can be accessed on its dedicated website.
