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Nikolas Aasland Gaskell

Nikolas Aasland Gaskell, (born in Sheffield 4 Feb, 2011. 13 Years old)

Nikolas Aasland Gaskell

Nikolas Aasland Gaskell (born 2011) is a British/Norwegian youth entrepreneur. He founded various unincorporated, yet official businesses like Cayley Electric Aviation (CEA) and Faraday Electric Automobiles.

Background

Nikolas is currently living in Agder, Norway, and is still attending lower secondary school. He founded several small businesses, in both the United Kingdom and Norway. However, the most recognized ones are Cayley Electric Aviation, Faraday Electric Automobiles, and Sqootr Scooters. All of these were founded by Nikolas in the United Kingdom. In 2022 Nikolas began designing Electric Gliders, later to be known as Cayley Electric Aviation, named after Sir George Cayley. He also designed several prototypes of an electric single-seat commuter vehicle, which is capable of driving in bicycle lanes.

Financial Information

Nikolas Aasland Gaskell's Net Worth isn't publically shared, however estimates range between 500£-5000£. As he is still young, he likes to keep his ideas and plans confidential.

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Nikolas Aasland Gaskell on Facebook

https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61556169107839