How much do you save per month with an electric bicycle?

In Mexico City, traffic can be a real headache for those who have to commute daily. In addition to delays and stress, the cost of transportation can also be very high, especially if it is a private car or transportation services such as Uber or taxis.

In this sense, electric bicycles are presented as a more economical and ecological alternative, allowing faster and easier movement in the city. In this blog, we will show you how much you can save per month by traveling by electric bicycle compared to other means of transportation such as the subway, metrobus, Uber, taxis and using your own car.

In comparison, using an Uber or taxi would cost much more, averaging 80 to 150 pesos per trip, depending on distance and traffic. On the other hand, having your own car means spending on fuel, maintenance, parking and insurance, which can amount to thousands of pesos per month.

In this sense, an electric bicycle represents a more economical and efficient option for getting around the city. Depending on the model, the initial investment may vary, but the long-term savings are significant. A conservative calculation indicates that you could save around 1,500 to 2,000 pesos per month compared to having your own car, and around 1,000 pesos per month compared to an Uber or taxi.

This means that in approximately a year and a half (less than the 2-year warranty on your Pulse) your Pulse Bike would be paid for in full, which you can enjoy for several more years.




In addition, by using an electric bicycle you avoid the stress of traffic and the need to look for parking, which also contributes to a higher quality of life. In summary, traveling by electric bicycle in Mexico is an economical, healthy and environmentally friendly option that offers great long-term benefits.