Starting this week, Ukrainian delivery workers can now purchase the Delfast Partner electric bike on credit. This new initiative is designed to support local couriers who rely heavily on fast and efficient transportation.

The program offers flexible terms. The maximum loan amount is up to â‚´100,000 (approximately $4,300), which is just slightly above the cost of the e-bike at $3,999. Customers can choose to pay off the full amount over a period of up to three years. To apply, users simply need to visit the Delfast website, fill out an online form with basic personal details, and then a bank representative will reach out to discuss available options.

This credit program was developed in response to growing demand from delivery drivers working with platforms like Glovo and UberEats. Many of them have expressed that their main challenge has been finding a reliable and affordable vehicle to support their work.

"We’re excited to help young, ambitious Ukrainians who are just starting out in their careers. Our goal is also to promote eco-friendly transport within the delivery industry. With so many couriers on the road, it's important to reduce emissions and make a positive impact."

Daniel Tonkopiy
CEO & Co-founder, Delfast

The Delfast Partner is specifically designed for delivery professionals. It’s built for speed, reliability, and efficiency, giving couriers the freedom to move quickly and cover more ground without limits.

In addition to Ukraine, Delfast plans to expand this credit program to other countries, including the United States and European nations, making electric bikes more accessible to a wider audience.