Unagi is an e-scooter company that was founded by David Hyman and now it introduces the latest Model One Voyager. This is the second generation version of the brand's current Model One, which can be available through rent for $55 monthly or bought outright. In terms of design, it boasts an industrial design language and retains the same high-end materials that were seen in its predecessor.
The most notable changes of the latest version are mainly in the interior with a highlight on the range and power. The Voyager stretches the miles from 12 to 25. It also has the Distance to Empty feature which is a system that helps calculate the remaining range of the scooter.
Industrial Design Electric Scooters
Unagi Presents the New Model One Voyager Scooter
Trend Themes
1. Electric Scooter Rentals - With the success of Unagi's rent model, there is an opportunity for other e-scooter companies to explore this business model.
2. Improved Power Efficiency - The new Model One Voyager's increased range highlights an opportunity for manufacturers to develop more power-efficient batteries for electric vehicles.
3. Industrial Design Aesthetic - Unagi's newest e-scooter design introduces an opportunity for industries where appearance is important to incorporate an industrial design language into their product offerings.
Industry Implications
1. E-scooter Manufacturing - As the electric scooter market expands, manufacturers can explore the implementation of Unagi's power and range improvements into their product lines to stand out in the market.
2. Urban Transportation - With the rise of electric scooters being adopted as a mode of urban transportation, there are opportunities for businesses to enter this market and compete by offering comfortable and reliable electric scooter alternatives at affordable prices.
3. Product Design - Unagi's emphasis on retaining high-end materials and incorporating an industrial design aesthetic provides opportunities for product designers to incorporate these elements into their designs and offer high-end product offerings to their clients.