British startup Hilo has launched what it claims is the world’s most intelligent e-scooter. The Hilo One is a standing e-scooter with lots of tech features that guarantee improved safety on the spin. British startup Hilo was co-founded by former Aston Martin CEO, Andy Palmer.

The Hilo One features a similar collision warning system as used in cars. It uses computer vision AI to alert the rider of impending dangers. This is achieved through visual, audible, and sensory feedback in the scooter’s handlebars. Palmer has also been previously Nissan’s COO and has helped to drive the adoption of EV technology in the UK. Palmer says the Hilo One addresses the major safety challenges of e-scooters squarely.

The Hilo One was showcased at the Micromobility Conference in Amsterdam and it reflects a sleek and innovative e-scooter. The Hilo One has a regulatory speed limit of 25km/h thanks to its twin 350W motors and a riding range of 40km. It can either be charged at home or through an accompanying in-car charger. The Hilo One is also compatible with Android Auto and allows for navigation and range information sharing between it and a car.

The Hilo One has a 31cm front wheel which helps to easily navigate bumpy roads and ensure robust handling while on the ride. Its full perimeter lighting fully illuminates the e-scooter for enhanced night visibility. The lights will flash when other commuters get dangerously close. The Hilo One’s onboard computer is also configured to recognize Unit 1 helmet use. Its built-in control unit also integrates with an EV and can share information on charging stations and navigation bidirectionally.

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The Hilo One standing e-scooter has a price tag of €2,000 (~$2,150). Hilo has started accepting orders for the Hilo One but deliveries will be made in 2024. The Hilo One could subsequently make its entry into other markets.

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