Company Develops World’s First Electric Scooter Able to Prevent a Hacker Invasion

With Great Hackers Loose, A European Company Created The First Electric Scooter Capable Of Preventing A Hacker Invasion In The World. The Model Was Created Due To A New Cybersecurity Directive

According to a new European directive, starting in 2024 all vehicles must comply with new standards against hacker invasions. It is important to note that the rule applies to vehicles approved from the second half of this year. The security against hacker invasions aims to protect and prevent criminals on the internet from using technology to acquire data, invade accounts, and even control vehicle commands without the owner’s knowledge. Some electric vehicles have already been stolen in this way. Although motorcycles are not included in the new rule, it has been recommended that electric scooters be covered, considering that they have a high level of connectivity.

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Spanish Company Develops Electric Scooter That Prevents Hacker Invasions

The Spanish company EurobyCar is an example and has already developed a new test aimed at curbing the actions of cybercriminals, and one of the sectors that has already taken the lead is precisely that of motorcycles. However, credit goes to the company NUUK, located in the Basque Country, a historical and cultural region in the far north of Spain and the far southwest of France, which built an electric scooter that easily passes the new hacker invasion requirement.

The electric scooter Cargopro, produced by the company in Basque country, is an urban vehicle equipped with a 6kW motor and fixed batteries, offering various optional accessories that can be added to allow the transport of luggage and packages.

Furthermore, the manufacturer asserts that, in addition to the security of riding the scooter without the user feeling attacked by data breaches, it has a maximum speed of 80 km/h and a range of 96 km. The vehicle is expected to be available for sale in 2022, with a price in Europe not exceeding 4,000 euros.

19-Year-Old Hacker Invades Tesla Electric Cars’ System

When it comes to hacker invasion, even Tesla could not escape. A software error in the manufacturer’s vehicles allowed David Colombo, a 19-year-old, to control more than 25 vehicles of the brand in 19 different countries, not only able to turn them on remotely but also spy on the owners. According to David, it’s not a flaw in the manufacturer’s infrastructure, but rather caused by the vehicle owners who use third-party software.

Electric Scooter With 200km Range Is Already Available For Sale In The Market

If the Cargopro’s range makes you feel insecure, don’t worry. There are several other models available in the market, such as the Kymco model, the Like 125 EV, an electric scooter that has a range of 200 km on a single charge.

In addition, the vehicle can offer a power of 4.3 horsepower. The manufacturer claims that only one hour is enough for the Like 125 EV to be fully charged. The best part is that the model could cost only R$ 7,000.