What the what?? Adrian van Hooydonk from the BMW Design Group introduces an awesome electric urban transport. MINI design cues galore!
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When I first saw these, I was all "huh?". But now that I've had a chance to mull it over...yeah these make perfect sense for the brand. And they'd make a fantastic research and development platform for electric powerplants...
I have to admit, I saw these and thought the same thing, "eerm?" Then after I'd mulled it for a bit I still think, "eerk?"
I dig a scooter, but not as an extension of a car line, especially when their core customers are getting older, as evidenced by the Countryman expansion.
Note sure when or if these will become production models, but I'm all about a solid brand doing a variation on a theme—for both practical and fun reasons. It's funny, we see motorcycles sporting Roundels all the time and don't think anything of it. But when we see scooters sporting MINI badges, it's definitely weird at first glance : )
6 comments:
When I first saw these, I was all "huh?". But now that I've had a chance to mull it over...yeah these make perfect sense for the brand. And they'd make a fantastic research and development platform for electric powerplants...
I have to admit, I saw these and thought the same thing, "eerm?" Then after I'd mulled it for a bit I still think, "eerk?"
I dig a scooter, but not as an extension of a car line, especially when their core customers are getting older, as evidenced by the Countryman expansion.
When are these concepts going to become realities?
Note sure when or if these will become production models, but I'm all about a solid brand doing a variation on a theme—for both practical and fun reasons. It's funny, we see motorcycles sporting Roundels all the time and don't think anything of it. But when we see scooters sporting MINI badges, it's definitely weird at first glance : )
I'd ride that.
48Mini scooter is light weight and its weight is up to 100 lbs. It is safest toy for youngest children. Mini scooter can cover 100 miles with 15 mph.
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