Next-Level Technology: Autonomous Electric Scooter Arrives in Brazil Without Requiring a Driver's License

Next-Level Technology: Autonomous Electric Scooter Arrives in Brazil Without Requiring a Driver’s License

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 10/06/2025 at 15:56

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Chinese Manufacturer Yadea Innovates With Autonomous Technology, Production in the Manaus Free Trade Zone And Affordable Prices in The National Market

During the Interlagos Festival in São Paulo, the Chinese giant Yadea presented its first autonomous electric scooter, which balances itself and can move without a rider, with commands sent via mobile phone or computer, according to the site Olhar Digital.

The technology is still in the testing phase and currently allows only small maneuvers (such as going forward or backward). An intelligent gyroscope ensures the vehicle’s balance, even without a driver. Tests are being conducted in China, Thailand, and Mexico. There is still no forecast for commercial launch.

Scooter Models Coming to Brazil: Keeness and Owin

While the autonomous scooter is being tested, two new electric models from Yadea already have a date to land in Brazil:

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Keeness – Sport Electric Motorcycle

Power: 11 kW
Range: up to 129 km
Top Speed: 100 km/h
Price: R$ 28,900
Launch: August 2025

Highlight: energy regeneration system during braking.

Owin – Retro Scooter Without License Required

Design inspired by Vespa
Range: up to 71 km
Speed: ideal for urban centers
Price: R$ 13,900
Launch: End of June 2025

Smart unlocking via Bluetooth, app, or remote control. No driver’s license or registration required, ideal for urban commuting.

Brazilian Production and Expansion Plans

Yadea has already started the production of motorcycles and accessories in the Manaus Free Trade Zone and plans to open more than 300 stores in Brazil over the next three years.

With over 50,000 sales points worldwide, the company is betting high on Brazil as a strategic market for electric mobility.

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