Piaggio has unveiled its upcoming One electric scooter ahead of its official debut at the Beijing Motor Show on May 28, 2021. The upcoming electric scooter was unveiled on social media platform Tik Tok, underscoring Piaggio's intent that the One electric scooter will be targeted at a young audience. So far, Piaggio has not revealed technical specifications of the One electric scooter, which will be announced at the Beijing Motor Show. But considering its target audience, it's expected to be positioned below the Vespa Elettrica.
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The Piaggio One electric scooter features a digital instrument panel and LED lighting along with 'smart' features
The Piaggio One features a digital instrument panel which boasts of a sensor that automatically brightens or dims the display, according to ambient conditions. Billed as a smart scooter, the One will likely feature smartphone connectivity through a dedicated app, and will have features like remote tracking, scooter diagnostics and more, including the possibility of remote diagnostics and anti-theft measures.
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The Piaggio One electric scooter is targeted at a young audience
The design of the One is similar to a conventional scooter, and offers keyless start system, and will likely get decent storage space. According to Piaggio, the One will be available in several power options, and will also come with different battery capacities with varying range and top speed. All battery packs of the Piaggio One are removable lithium-ion packs for easy indoor charging.
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The electric scooter has LED lighting with daytime running lights at the front, as well as a LED taillight and turn indicators. The One is expected to make its debut in European markets sometime from June, but is described as a global e-mobility product from the Italian brand. Piaggio India is known to be considering electric three-wheelers for the Indian market, and any plans for an electric scooter has been put off for at least a couple of years.
