I don’t see how they’re going to convince people to buy their scooters when they’re over triple the price of a Honda Metropolitan…

  • 55 MPH top speed. 60 mile city range…

    $10,000.

    No thanks. Even a Surron L1E has the same performance and is a third of the price, and you’ll look considerably less stupid riding it. And you can do wheelies. For $10k you could buy one of those and enough upgrade parts to rice it out to the point that it’ll give some medium displacement combustion bikes a run for their money.

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    So when your cybertruck breaks down you can just whip out the cyberscooter to go get help.

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    I like cyberpunk esthetics and all but this looks unfinished and ugly

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      It looks like the cybertruck. It’s fucking awful like it too. Why aren’t people doing good cyberpunk design instead of this “babys-first-cyberpunk” garbage?

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    America seems like the worst place for scooters? Most cities are built around car usage, long distances, and going fast. A scooter would be the last thing I’d ever consider since i have to do an amount of freeway driving.

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    Do Millennial designers think that low polygon counts will make things faster in the real world, too?

    Are they trying to make their parents’ vision of the future come true?

    I don’t get it.