Infinite Machine, the award-winning design-and-technology-driven EV company, will make its European debut at EICMA 2025.
The exhibition in Milan marks the introduction of Infinite Machine’s high-performance electric two-wheel vehicles, P1 and Olto, to riders, dealers, and distributors from across the continent.
“At Infinite Machine, we believe the best way to get around cities is with vehicles that are smaller and smarter — and we drew some of our earliest inspiration from Italian design,” said Joseph Cohen, CEO of Infinite Machine. “With the arrival of P1 and Olto, we are excited to serve European customers with an exhilarating riding experience, delivering the best in design, performance and technology.”
Infinite Machine, based in New York City, is expanding vehicle availability to Europe and other key international markets through select distributors and dealerships beginning in 2026.
Olto is a compact, weatherproof electric L1e moped designed for city life and daily commuting with a 60 km range, hot-swappable slide-in battery and top speed of 45 km/h. Olto’s design has been modified to include footboards, turn signals, and all other EU-compliance requirements.
In a review this summer, Electrek.com said “Olto carries technology and features that seem more at home in the automotive world.”
Built from the ground up using anodized aluminum and featuring cutting-edge technology throughout, Olto is a category-defining vehicle for a new generation of riders, and was recently recognized by TIME Magazine as one of the Best Inventions of 2025. At EICMA, Infinite Machine will debut the L1e-certified version of Olto, tailored for European streets and regulations, priced at €2995.
Infinite Machine’s flagship P1 vehicle redefines the high-end electric scooter. Crafted from stainless-steel panels, boasting a top speed of 105 km/h, a 6 kW motor (12 kW peak) and 100 km of city range, P1 combines power and artistry with a sleek, head-turning design.
“Infinite Machine captures the cultural moment where technology, design, and sustainability meet,” said Nico Rosberg, Formula 1 World Champion and early investor in Infinite Machine. “Just as important, P1 and Olto are both insanely fun to ride.”
Infinite Machine expects to deliver its first European units in 2026 to dealers, as part of its mission to make the most advanced personal electric vehicles for urban drivers around the world.
EICMA attendees can find Infinite Machine in Hall 14, Booth H42, to meet the team, experience Olto and P1 firsthand, and learn about partnership opportunities across Europe.
For more information, visit www.infinitemachine.eu.
