A three-wheeled electric scooter is Honda’s new commitment to sustainable mobility

The Japanese company Honda has presented its new electric scooter model that stands out for having three wheels with the aim of improving stability and reducing the probability of falls, it is expected to arrive in Europe by 2023.

Electric micromobility has experienced enormous growth in recent years, not only companies that increasingly design and manufacture new vehicles, but also cities that want to promote sustainable transport and put an end to the abusive use of cars.

That is why more and more people are turning to electric scooters and bicycles, the catalog is becoming more extensive and everything seems to indicate that with the passage of time it will be even more so.

Now, the Honda brand has presented its version of the electric scooter, but unlike what we are used to, it has three wheels instead of the traditional two. This is because the company wanted a vehicle that was more stable and safe, to open the range of potential buyers, since many people do not use this means of transport due to its lack of firmness.

The expectations of this model, which receives the name of , are very high since its designer and CEO of the company said “My goal is to make Striemo one of the most used mobility products in the daily lives of people around the world. world and create a better world where people enjoy the freedom of mobility.”

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At the moment the specifications of this scooter are not known, but from what can be seen, the motor is integrated into the handlebar mast, unlike most that carry it on the platform. This has been in order to create a place of support for a more natural posture by being able to put both feet parallel.

According to the company, this position allows safer and more stable driving and reduces the chances of falling, no matter how fast you go. Apart from this, we only know that it will reach 25 km/h and that it weighs approximately 20 kilos.

The Stimeo three-wheel scooter is expected to launch in the Japanese market later this year and in some European countries in early 2023.