Personal Mobility is finally starting to take off. Using the Lithium-ion battery, Urb-E or the world’s most compact e-scooty is focused on connecting the last mile – from a train, a bus or even after parking your car. It claims to go for 20 miles on single full charge that takes up to 3 hours. A mini-Tesla is what its founder Grant Delgatti calls it.
Urb-E can be folded up like a small suitcase and can be rolled on its wheels like a suitcase – it is small enough to fit in between your legs while sitting on a train or a bus or a car. And because of its size and its portability, it’s theft proof as it doesn’t require locking in an outside environment.
Would you get one for yourself…?
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