ROME – With the strong growth in individual electric mobility that we have been witnessing in recent times, a vehicle like the Maven Urban E-Trike could certainly be successful. The original concept of the personal means of transport was designed by the industrial designer of bicycles Tanner Van De Veer, as part of the development of a vehicle for urban transport capable of operating within a multi-mode system and shared between people. Like its “brothers” scooters, the Maven Urban E-Trike has been designed for city environments to move safely and in a way that is compatible with the environment thanks to its electric propulsion. In addition to the original design, this three-wheeled electric vehicle (two front and one rear) uses artificial intelligence which, by scanning the build of its user, allows you to adjust the height and inclination of the various components to best adapt to the physiognomy of its users. . Its ideal environment are cycle paths and pedestrian areas where it can travel with agility and be clearly visible thanks to the presence of numerous LED lines that characterize its silhouette.
Furthermore, its shape allows, once closed, to take up little space and to be easily transportable like a travel trolley. To reopen it and restart, just lift the handlebar and the Maven Urban E-Trike is ready for a new path: the feet rest firmly on the two folding footrests, the brake and accelerator controls are activated via the levers integrated into the double handlebar grips. and a basket in the front allows the transport of small items. Finally, the project provides that the E-Trike can move autonomously “on demand” from special hubs and mobility nodes scattered around the city and then return once its use is complete. The prototype is still under study but it is not excluded that, driven by an increasingly green and smart mobility, it may soon become reality.