A Chinese inventor has developed a rechargeable scooter with a suitcase which helps in transporting his belongings and himself.
Equipped with a GPS navigator, a burglar alarm and a horn, this seven-kilogramme vehicle can carry two adults and travel with a speed of 20 kilometres per hour for a distance of 50 to 60 kilometres on a full charge.
He Liangcai, who recently obtained a patent for this invention, said he spent over 10 years to create the “urban scooter”. He suggests such a device can also be used for in-city travel. The vehicle consists of a stripped-down electric scooter embedded into the suitcase.
The rider strides the rectangular luggage and grabs handlebars that control the throttle, breaks and lights.
Liangcai, originally a farmer, said he got the idea when he forgot his luggage on his way to accept an award for an innovative car safety system in the US.
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