They invented the first electric scooter.

Electric scooter convertible into a trolley for transporting goods. This is the Mimo C1 concept.

Electric scooters, which until now have been used for personal travel and self-service, could also be used to deliver goods. This is what the fledgling startup Mimo wanted to prove with their little C1 scooter. 

Based on the same platform as the classic scooter, the machine is equipped with a platform mounted at the front of the handlebars. Once at the destination, the user can transform their animal into a cart to walk the last few meters to their destination. In terms of carrying capacity, the platform can hold up to 70 kg + 120 kg for the driver. 

A Singapore-based project can quickly appeal to shipping people looking for a compact and easy-to-use solution for their daily business. 

In electrical terms, the Mimo C1 remains similar in performance to a classic electric scooter. The electric motor located in the rear wheel provides a maximum speed of 25 km / h. The battery built into the platform is removable and guarantees 15 to 25 km of autonomous operation with a charge. 

Mimo C1 is currently the subject of a Crowfunding campaign through the Indiegogo platform. If all goes according to plan, the first deliveries should begin in August this year.