Scooter and urban mobility system brings integrated transport solution

I live in a country where cars are the priority and proper public transportation is only secondary to the concerns of the government and other stakeholders. The result is of course we also have one of the worst traffic situations in the world, not to mention the environmental impact of all those vehicles on the road every day. There is a need for smarter, safer, and more integrated transport solutions. Of course bicycles, scooters, and other alternatives are already there but there’s always room for more ideas.

Xalo: Safety in Motion is a forward-thinking design system that responds directly to this need. This concept is able to merge cutting-edge safety technology with user-friendly features, all while aligning with new road traffic regulations. At its core, Xalo is a comprehensive mobility system that includes an electric scooter and a multifunctional urban hub. It’s built for everyday riders who demand both performance and peace of mind in crowded city environments. More than just a means of transportation, Xalo is designed to be an extension of a safe, regulated, and harmonious urban landscape.

Designers: Roberto Del Gesso, Andrea Dalle Fabbriche, Tommaso Triggiani

The electric scooter in particular has several standout features, specifically in its handlebar area. It has an e-ink display that is subtly integrated and angled for easy peripheral visibility. The low-energy screen is able to provide real-time navigation and trip information without distracting the rider. The navigation cues are delivered through both sound and vibrations in the handlebar grips, allowing riders to stay focused on the road. Located at the front of the scooter, the secure compartment for the helmet opens automatically when a ride is initiated, encouraging and enforcing helmet use as part of new road safety laws.

The urban hub meanwhile is a multifunctional unit that has features like preventing improper parking and providing a charging station. Scooter docking is streamlined through a guide rail system, aligning the vehicle perfectly with the charging connector situated above the front wheel. Once docked, two metal cylinders lock the front wheel, preventing unauthorized movement unless a ride is actively in progress. It is able to seamlessly blend into modern cityscapes since it’s designed with aesthetics in mind.

With an emphasis on mandatory helmet use, visible identification plates, regulated parking, and insurance coverage, Xalo ensures that both riders and cities can embrace electric scooters with confidence. It’s not just about moving from point A to B but it’s about moving safely, smartly, and sustainably.

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