LYVA and LIUX showcase electric mobility concepts at EICMA 2026

At the EICMA 2026 exhibition in Milan, several manufacturers are presenting new electric mobility solutions. The Spanish manufacturer LIUX introduced the LIUX BIG, an L7e category microcar featuring a flax fiber biocomposite monocoque structure. This design is reportedly 40% lighter than an equivalent steel structure and offers a 61% reduction in associated CO2 emissions. The vehicle weighs 648 kg, measures 2.75 meters in length, and is equipped with a rear motor delivering up to 35 kW. It will be available with either a 15 kWh or 20 kWh battery, providing ranges of 215 km to 270 km, with a commercial launch planned for the first half of 2027.

Additionally, LYVA, a premium brand of the LUYUAN Group, made its European debut at the event. The brand presented five prototypes across four categories, including e-cargo bikes, e-scooters, e-bikes, and e-dirt bikes. Two of these concepts, an e-cargo bike and a kick scooter, utilize concept technologies licensed from the BMW Group. LYVA is focusing on exploring human-machine relationships through intelligent systems and lightweight magnesium alloy components.