<p>Hyundai
Motor Group, a
global corporation that has created a value chain based on automobiles, steel,
construction including  ;logistics, finance, IT and service, has developed a new prototype
electric scooter. </p>



<p>Building
on its initial concept presented at CES 2017, the new model boasts rear-wheel
drive, a highly-capable lithium battery and stylish front and rear lights.</p>



<p>According
to a release signed by Jin Cha and made available to OpenLife on August 27, the
latest concept features in future Hyundai Motor Group plans to enable first-
and last-mile mobility through integrating the scooter with future Hyundai and
Kia vehicles. </p>



<p>When mounted
on a vehicle, the scooter is charged automatically using electricity produced
while driving, ensuring that the user can complete their journey seamlessly.</p>



<p>The 2019
model’s shift from front-wheel drive to rear-wheel drive is key in enhancing
safety and stability as it positions weight near the rear. Additionally, the
Group’s engineers have added suspension to the front wheel to provide a
smoother ride, even on rough surfaces.</p>



<p>DongJinHyun,
head of Hyundai Motor Group Robotics Team, said: “This is the vehicle-mounted
personal scooter which could
be featured in future Hyundai Motor Group vehicles. We want to make our
customers’ lives as easy and enjoyable as possible. Our personal electric
scooter makes first- and last-mile commuting a joy, while helping to reduce
congestion and emissions in city centers.”</p>



<p>The
latest version of Hyundai Motor Group’s electric scooter features a 10.5 Ah lithium
battery. This enables the scooter to achieve a top speed of 20km per hour and
is sufficient to power the scooter for around 20km on a single charge.</p>



<p>Weighing
around 7.7kg, the scooter is highly portable, while its unique and compact tri-folding
design means it is lighter and more compact than any similar product. Enhancing
its usability further, it features a digital display that shows battery status and
speed; while, for nighttime riding, the new scooter is equipped with two stylishly-curved
front LED
headlights, and two rear tail lamps.</p>



<p>Looking
at further potential development, the Group plans to install a regenerative braking system to increase
the scooter’s range by 7%.</p>



<p>The
ongoing efforts to provide customers with last mile transportation align with
trends highlighted in research data by global consultancy, McKinsey &;
Company. It showed that the ‘Last Mile Mobility’ market in the US, Europe, and
China is expected to grow to 500 Billion USD by 2030.</p>

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