Kilow
Kilow is a French maker of ultra-light electric mobility products, including the La Bagnole light electric vehicle and the Gravel and le fitness e-bikes.
Last updated September 28, 2026
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Overview
Kilow is a French brand that designs and sells ultra-light electric mobility products. Its official website presents a compact range built around a simple philosophy expressed in its tagline, "moins c'est mieux" (less is better). The line-up spans two main categories: light electric vehicles and electrically assisted bicycles. The flagship vehicle is La Bagnole, a light multi-purpose electric car offered with or without a driving licence. It is priced from €10,800 before any ecological bonus or CEE scheme deduction, and Kilow takes a €290 pre-order deposit. Buyers choose between a 45 km/h and an 80 km/h version, with options selected by telephone a few weeks before delivery; the stated delivery lead time is around six months. Finishes include Blanc, Ocre and Turquoise. On the bicycle side, Kilow offers the Gravel at €4,190 and le fitness at €3,990. Both are described as electric and ultra-light and use a Maxon motor. They come in two iconic colours, Noir matte and Blanc moucheté, and in four frame sizes (XS/49, S/52, M/54, L/56). Accessories such as front and rear mudguards can be added. The brand positions itself around lightweight engineering, minimalist design and practical everyday electric mobility for the French market.
History
Kilow is a French electric mobility brand whose public identity is built around ultra-light vehicles and bicycles. Its official website presents the range under the tagline "moins c'est mieux" (less is better), signalling a design philosophy of minimal weight and simplicity rather than heavy, feature-laden machines. The brand's current catalogue is organised around two families. The first is La Bagnole, a light multi-purpose electric car that can be configured with or without a driving licence. It is listed from €10,800 before any ecological bonus or CEE deduction, with a €290 pre-order deposit and an estimated delivery lead time of about six months. Customers choose between a 45 km/h and an 80 km/h version, and options are finalised by telephone a few weeks before delivery. Available finishes shown on the site are Blanc, Ocre and Turquoise. The second family consists of two ultra-light electric bicycles, the Gravel and le fitness, priced at €4,190 and €3,990 respectively. Both use a Maxon motor and are offered in two iconic colours, Noir matte and Blanc moucheté, across four frame sizes (XS/49, S/52, M/54, L/56). Accessories such as front and rear mudguards can be added, and the site notes that some products may be temporarily out of stock and available for pre-order. Beyond these product facts, the supplied evidence does not document founding dates, founders, ownership or corporate history. The brand appears to operate primarily in France, selling directly through its own website with a pre-order model.
Products and positioning
Ultra-light, minimalist electric mobility — "moins c'est mieux" (less is better).
La Bagnole
Light multi-purpose electric vehicle with or without driving licence; from €10,800 before ecological bonus or CEE deduction; €290 pre-order deposit; 45 km/h or 80 km/h versions; finishes Blanc, Ocre, Turquoise; estimated delivery about 6 months.
Gravel
Ultra-light electric gravel bike with Maxon motor; €4,190; colours Noir matte and Blanc moucheté; frame sizes XS/49, S/52, M/54, L/56; optional mudguards.
le fitness
Ultra-light electric fitness bike with Maxon motor; €3,990; colours Noir matte and Blanc moucheté; frame sizes XS/49, S/52, M/54, L/56; optional mudguards.
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