Earlier this week, Mclaren‘s McLaren Applied unveiled a new electric scooter via its subsidiary, Lavoie, entitled Lavoie Series 1.
Composed of automotive-grade magnesium and weighing around 16.5kg, the e-scooter is equipped with a patented one-touch Flowfold system. Between charges, the battery can power up to 31 miles of range from merely two hours of charging via its domestic three-pin plug. Another highlighted feature includes a lighting system featuring rear lights to illuminate the rider, while deck-mounted floodlights are configured on the front to ensure road visibility.
The scooter is paired with a smartphone app that includes navigation tools, in-depth stats, and customization, while also allowing owners to track and locate the vehicle remotely. Eliott Wertheimer, co-founder of Lavoie stated that “We wanted to make a vehicle that’s reliable, faultlessly functional, powerful, stylish, full of state-of-the-art technology—and built the way you would a car or a motorcycle.”
At the time of writing, Lavoie and Mclaren Applied have yet to announce the official launch dates for Series 1. For more information, head to Lavoie’s official website.
