ETT Industries · part of Otto Scooter Escape through technology
ETT Industries is the design-led electric vehicle brand behind the Trayser 2.0 — the biggest battery pack on any delivery e-bike you can rent in London, 1,056 Wh. Born in New Zealand, built for London, part of the Otto Scooter family since 2023.
“ETT, which stands for Escape Through Technology, aims to create a sense of freedom and escapism through the unique design and engineering of our products and services. Design is always at the heart of whatever we do.”
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What is ETT Industries and how is it related to Otto Scooter?
ETT Industries (Escape Through Technology) is a design-led electric vehicle brand founded in New Zealand, with automotive roots going back to the DFF 240R race car (2013) and the Raker electric motorcycle (2014). Its flagship today is the Trayser 2.0, a premium delivery e-bike with a 1,056 Wh removable battery — the biggest on any delivery e-bike you can rent in London — and 50–60 miles of range, no licence required.
ETT Industries was acquired by Otto Scooter Ltd in 2023 and now operates as part of the Otto Scooter family of brands, from the same West London workshop. Riders rent the Trayser 2.0 through Otto Scooter at £55 a week — £49 a week for riders on Uber Eats and Deliveroo — with a £200 refundable deposit and no credit check. They can also take a sponsored bike through the ETT AdRider programme, or buy a refurbished Trayser outright.
Three ways to ride a Trayser
Rent the Trayser 2.0
The premium delivery e-bike — 1,056 Wh battery, 50–60 mile range, no licence needed. £55 a week through Otto Scooter, £49 for Uber Eats and Deliveroo riders.
Ride with AdRider
Advertisers buy your side panels and their contribution helps fund ETT's rental pricing. Same bike, same service — places depend on live campaigns.
Buy refurbished
Own a workshop-refurbished Trayser 2.0 outright, serviced and checked by the team that knows it best.
From race cars to delivery e-bikes
ETT started life building race cars and electric motorcycles. The same engineering went into the Trayser.
Ride the Trayser 2.0
£55 a week, £49 for Uber Eats and Deliveroo riders. Or take a sponsored AdRider bike, or buy refurbished — all from our Hammersmith workshop.