Bogo is preparing a two-seater electric scooter

Designed to address the safety issues seen in existing self-service systems, this two-seater electric scooter will soon be tested in several US cities.

Although it is not uncommon to see two passengers on board self-service electric scooters, this practice is theoretically not allowed by homologation of single-seater vehicles. A situation that, however, is preparing to change thanks to God. A California-based self-service startup is preparing to launch its first two-seater electric scooter.

Without trying to develop his own model from A to Z, Bogo decided to work on the existing platform. In this case, the M365 from the Chinese Xiaomi. The platform has been lengthened and the second steering wheel has been integrated to allow the second passenger to stand better. For Allegra Steinberg, co-founder of Bogo, it is primarily a matter of proposing an alternative, given the "growing number of accidents caused by the use of an electric scooter for two with models." which are not meant for this .

Bogo plans to test his electric scooter in several cities in California and Nevada. One way to test that your machine is working properly before expanding your deployment.