Scooters traditionally have a rather fixed form of steering, but the 'CycleBoard' three-wheel electric scooter is designed with an intuitive turning system. Featuring a lean-to-steer system, the 'CycleBoard' makes it less cumbersome to perform maneuvers when on the scooter.
The 'CycleBoard' travels up to 20mph, while the range is currently capable of providing 15-20-miles on a single charge. When it does come time to charge, the 'CycleBoard' three-wheel electric scooter can be recharged in about two to five hours depending on the charger used.
Many consumers in urban locations are either looking to ditch traditional vehicles or avoid buying one. Smaller, compact transportation devices like the 'CycleBoard' scooter will likely gain more market share as roads become more congested in the future.
Lean-to-Steer Scooters
The 'CycleBoard' Three-Wheel Electric Scooter is Intuitive to Ride
Trend Themes
1. Lean-to-steer Scooters - Create innovative transportation solutions with lean-to-steer technology for easier maneuverability.
2. Compact Transportation Devices - Develop smaller, more convenient transportation devices to cater to the needs of urban dwellers seeking alternative transportation options.
3. Efficient Electric Scooters - Design electric scooters with longer ranges and faster charging times to meet the growing demand for sustainable transportation.
Industry Implications
1. Personal Mobility - Integrate lean-to-steer technology in the development of personal mobility devices like scooters and bicycles.
2. Electric Vehicle Charging - Expand charging infrastructure and develop faster charging options to support the adoption of electric scooters and other electric vehicles.
3. Urban Transportation - Provide compact transportation solutions to address the increasing congestion in urban areas and offer viable alternatives to traditional vehicles.