The Motobecane Motivo scooter concept by Miguel Angel Iranzo Sanchez, is a scooter with a twist of luxury and a mix of an interesting idea. The concept uses electric motors in the wheel hub to propel the scooter, and the battery is placed in a suitcase made of walnut wood. That effectively means you could remove these batteries, put them to recharging, and move out with another battery. The concept freely uses leather, and maintains a certain plush look. Why? Because it’s aimed at the rich.
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