Electric vehicle company Knickknack Rideshare will provide a couple of its rusty bicycles to Pringles Co. to haul their potato chips across the city.
“We’re thrilled to team up with Pringles Co. to bring our reliable rustbuckets to the snack running game,” said Knickknack Rideshare CEO, Jerry.
The bicycles may not have the fancy touchscreens and autonomous features of their bigger electric truck counterparts, but they get the job done—slowly. “It’s not about the speed, it’s about the journey,” said Jerry.
According to a Pringles Co. spokesperson, “We chose Knickknack Rideshare because they promised to deliver our chips without breaking too many spokes.”
The deal sets a new standard for eco-friendly transportation as the bikes produce zero emissions, unless you factor in the occasional fart from the rider.
Knickknack Rideshare bikes will start hauling Pringles cans in central England later this month.
Jerry looks forward to the new partnership but admits there may be a few challenges, “Our bikes may not be the most powerful, but they have plenty of character. Just like our riders.”
