Belgian Startup Any Launches Modular Electric Motorcycle With 120L Cargo Space

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Belgian startup Any has unveiled the LUV1, a modular electric motorcycle designed with an unusually large 120 liters of cargo space. The vehicle is intended to serve a wide range of practical uses, including carrying bags, work equipment, and even pets. The launch comes as electric two-wheelers are steadily gaining traction in the personal and commercial mobility market. Any is positioning the LUV1 as a versatile alternative for riders who need both electric mobility and meaningful storage capacity.

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