Company Creates Self-Balancing Electric Scooter That Doesn't Require Users to Put Their Feet on the Ground and Has Up to 100 km Range

Company Creates Self-Balancing Electric Scooter That Doesn’t Require Users to Put Their Feet on the Ground and Has Up to 100 km Range

Written by Geovane Souza

Published on 17/01/2023 at 16:25

Updated on 17/01/2023 at 19:54

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The Liger X Is an Electric Scooter That Still Has Side Impact Protection and a Reverse Gear to Facilitate Your Driving

The Liger X is a self-balancing electric scooter with various impressive features, but the most important one is that it balances on its own. When the rider needs to stop, they don’t even need to put their feet on the ground. This means you can ride the Liger X more safely and comfortably without worrying about balancing the vehicle.

In addition, the Liger X also has side impact protection, which further increases user safety. This protection is essential to avoid accidents like side impacts, especially in busy cities where there is a lot of traffic.

Thus, even if someone tries to push it to the ground, it will remain firm and stable even in the face of impact.

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The fact that the company intends to improve the Liger X and X+ models over time by introducing new features and capabilities through OTA (over-the-air) updates is another surprising aspect of this launch.

The development of the Liger X electric scooter took two years and included several prototypes. The price of the electric motorcycles is still unknown. It is evident from the presentation images that the technology has a lot of potential; now, we just need to know how much this potential will cost.

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