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Move Electric on bo M - The first electric scooter from ambitious British start-up Bo, the M is a premium machine that looks unlike anything else on the market – and is packed with innovative technology and features... It’s excellent and confidence-inspiring to ride, and offers something genuinely different in a still-evolving market.
T3 on bo M - Is this the sleekest e-scooter around? I think so… As travel editor at T3, I've tried more electric scooters than I'd care to count so it takes something special to excite me – that's why I was pleasantly surprised when the email about Bo (or bo, as its officially styled) dropped in my inbox.
Tech Crunch on bo M - The first wave of electric micromobility was shepherded by the (still largely unprofitable, bless them) shared micromobility companies — the Limes and Birds of the world that popularized electric scooters. Now, as gas prices surge, the world burns and more people consider traveling to and from work in a way that’s cheap, sustainable and fun, sales of electric scooters are seeing an uptick.
Tech Radar on bo M - New electric scooter company bo Mobility has unveiled its slick flagship electric scooter inspired by Tesla and VanMoof, designed by ex-Formula One engineers. Although this is the company’s first foray into e-scooters, it’s packed with innovative tech, starting with its rigid curved frame and steering technology that could make it one of the best electric scooters yet.
Financial Times on bo M - Ahead of this weekend’s British Grand Prix, a sleek new machine with a Formula One pedigree was launched today on two wheels. The bo M is a British-designed e-scooter that aims to get people out of their cars and tackles a key safety concern of stability. It claims a world first in introducing active riding stabilisation, with its Safesteer technology smoothing the steering over bumps, dips and potholes, meaning “the single greatest concern of new and experienced e-scooter riders is eliminated”.
Slash Gear on bo M - A next-generation e-scooter has been announced — but not everyone is happy about it. After three years of development, micro-mobility startup bo has announced its M scooter that promises to "set new standards in safety, comfort and design."