Lightweight electric mobility options have greatly bridged the gap between cycling and taking a car or public transport on a daily basis. All over the world, a lot of these small e-mobility devices – e-scooters and e-bikes included – fall under a gray area wherein they're not exaclty 100-percent active transport options (as they're powered by an electric motor), but still don't require a license for people to use them.
A lot of these vehicles, a great majority of which are two-wheelers, can be seen plying urban streets across Asia and Europe, and quite frankly, this shows no signs of slowing down. More and more manufacturers across the world are hopping in on the e-mobility trend, with Yulu, an Indian company, being the latest of the bunch. In its home country, Yulu has just unveiled the Wynn, its very first personal electric scooter. It carries an introductory price of just Rs 55,555, translating to about $680 USD. After the introductory period, the Wynn will retail for Rs 59,999, or about $734 USD – still very affordable.
