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ALSO is an electric vehicle company founded in 2019, headquartered in Palo Alto, California, with additional offices in Seattle and Taichung City, Taiwan. The company focuses on building small electric vehicles - specifically e-bikes - designed to move both people and cargo. Its work spans both human-driven and autonomous systems, supported by a modular platform approach.

The company's flagship product is the TM-B e-bike, a modular platform that converts between cargo bike, commuter bike, and trail bike without requiring tools. ALSO's technical capabilities include automotive engineering, advanced software, autonomy, sensing, and vertically integrated EV technologies, positioning it within the urban mobility and micro-mobility sectors alongside broader electric vehicle and cargo logistics applications.

ALSO has raised $305 million in total funding and achieved a valuation of $1 billion. The company describes its mission as creating the world's best small electric vehicles, designing products around the practical demands of modern mobility.

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