eFOLDi - The World's First Fully Collapsible Electric Folding Scooter
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- Опубліковано 18 вер 2024
- eFOLDi is the world's first fully collapsible electric folding scooter which was designed by Sumi Wang and her father Jianmin Wang.
The eFoldi is an electric folding scooter that can be easily packed away into an easily transportable piece of luggage that can be taken on public transport or boot of a car. The efoldi scooter weighs only 19kg and can carry the average sized adult over 20km on a single charge.
Click here to view and buy the efoldi Folding Electric Mobility Scooter - amzn.to/2CjdO2t
eFoldi won the British Invention of the year award at The Gadget Show Live 2016.
This video interview was filmed by Clubit TV on the eFoldi stand at The Gadget Show Live #GSL16 #GadgetShowLive in Birmingham on 31st March 2016
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Looks good. Can be further improved with stylish design, sporty looking wheels (bigger wheels), sporty, compact and comfortable seat, simple and easy to fold, light weight powerful lithium battery (airline friendly) and portability. Unique feature that it can double as a seat in crowded train or bus is a plus point. I will definitely buy one when it reaches Singapore. Congratulations to Sumi Wang and her father Jianmin Wang. Both of you have done a great job to break the mobility barrier for the disabled persons. Your new baby should not only look good but also make people feel good riding on it. Let's hope when I ride on it, it will not make me look as though I am a disabled person. Let us make eFOLDi turn more heads on or off road. Important thing about the whole design is the WOW! factor. You would have achieved greater success if even a normal person would also want to ride on it.
Nice to see things developing, not everyone is older & lightweight. Badly needed are higher seats, strong build quality for people who carry extra weight due to medication & lightweight to fold & handle, carers can often manage the lift to boot.
Great! Where can I get one to buy n what’s the price for it n what’s the speed limit ..?
I bought a 500 watt 4 wheel electric scooter in China which folds into airplane luggage size with handle. It's powerful and climbs steep hills, does 20 kph and has a range of 20 km and fits straight into the boot of my car.
Me gusto lo practico y ligero que es para transportarlo, igualmente su tamaño creo que es practico para. Andar en casa o en algún centro comercial, donde puedo adquirir uno , yo vivo en México
How much is the price . A shop in Singapore.
How does this unit handle inclines and “off road” conditions?
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It would be nice if you gave a clue to the price!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Need a higher seat at least 50 ins and I find it difficult bending down wish it split into 2 parts to load into car by a woman but it's a great idea perhaps Dragon Den could help it's a great product and brilliant it's in UK wish it was lighter as problems lifting heavy objects
Too low to the ground never took enough time to think this one through.
Precio y domicilio x fabor
Hi good morning I like your folding SCOOTER you have do have this folding SCOOTER in Trinidad and Tobago if you do please tell me where I could go and buy one my lifestyle today thank you please send me your info thank you
Show electri supply n test drive.
I also hope the new design could make it less squarish and stiff. Some curve areas could give it a more futuristic looks,
Can I get this unit at Singapore how to contact the agent
Wow! perfect just like that. Great design, congratulations.
Very uncomfortable after 5 mins the bar hurts middle of back. Also sometimes front catch slips off and when you apply the brake the front wheel folds underneath and you crash, very dangerous
Coming to singapore??
No pedals no party.
Excellent. But what about the price
Around £2000 sometimes 1200 to 1700 second hand
excellent mobility scooter, like to know the price .
It is around £2000 dep on spec
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and an extra 2000000000000000 if you want it coloured
@@wedgiemagee5507 very expensive considering it’s very basic no pedals, no arms, no cushion seat, half a back support.
Where can I buy this
Travelscoot, invented 12 years ago is fully folding, Shame on you lot for lying.
Too much money for me ,something I would really love though .😣
Still too much bending for most handicapped people. What is speed? Does it have a lithium battery?
good question
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What in the hell is she saying?
How can they be road legal when the efoldi has no lights
The price is £2,500
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The back looks like it would be very uncomfortable to lean against... like the bar would hit you in the middle of your back.
What bar do you mean? The back of seat looks completely flat to me
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What is the weight? Range? Recharge time? Yes doing I’m thinking about it yeah first first bro no I like the 2175 yeah that’s all right I looked at all the online Oracle all right you made"
Good but very expensive
Note that this is what is said about the battery. If you want to take it on a plane, you'll need a different battery and you'll only have a 4 mile distance on that battery. VERY IMPRACTICAL FOR PLANE TRAVEL. "The FarReach battery pack (supplied as standard) is designed for long range, weighs 1.8 kilograms (3.9 pounds), and can take you up to 22 kilometers (14 miles) on a full charge. The AirSafe* battery pack (bought as an alternative or as an additional battery) is allowed for air travel by everyone, weighs 1.1 kilograms (2.4 pounds) and will carry you up to 7 kilometers (4+ miles) on a full charge."
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@@marlenecozzie2516 Ironic that when it’s backed by the owner of an airline Branson should stick to what he knows because he has no clue about mobility scooters.
Need one that holds heavier people please.
what weight does it carry
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Цена и где
हमारे देश मे भी ऐसा गाड़ी होनी चाहिये
2.500 Euro and tax
Extra battery: 600 Euro
MANY folding scooters on the market! Front hub motor drive? BAD I dea. NO sales.
Not so goes up I in 5 8mph,,,40% lighter than anything out there.Great machine
@@petermayes2110 Peter is the seat comfortable? I know the tiller is not adjustable but is it comfortable? Do you have to lean forward to hold on to tiller? Do arms get sore? How about the pedals? Are they comfortsble? Thanks
@@scotscub76 Hello D Fine .if you are in the UK ring them and you get a guy like me come to your home and give you a demo ,we are not high pressure salesman its a great machine but has to be right for you. The only issue is some people find the back uncomfortable if they are not heavy built ,we offer a wheelchair cushion pushed in the back of the Efoldi.People say its very comfortable with fat large cycle tyres (gunk in them so no punctures) and suspension on the seat no one complains about sore arms or have to lean forward ,good luck
there not safe on paths what slant towards the road they feel like there going to tip over they struggle on the slightest incline and if path is uneven with roots feel unbalanced not worth the risk to older people who have slower judgment to shift there Wight when terrane changes its like driving a robin relent every move needs forward planning
PRICE, PRICE, PRICE??????
2199
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I think it's not for me. It's too big to put in the car n too heavy to pick up.
There are a lot of light lithium scooters on the market now. Most, heany or light, will range between $2000 and $3500 Cdn in cost. But you can also buy an in-car lifter for about the same price from places like Bruno or whatever. This scooter is nice but am not sure about storage for shopping. Some manufacturers put the pedals higher and closer to the wheels so quite a few groceries can be stored under the legs. Don't know if you can order an extra lithium battery but that's a good idea too. Most of these go fairly far before you need to recharge battery but it's always nice to have a spare. I like a scooter that will go a minimum of 7km as well. Most people don't need arm rests because their arms will be on the handles anyway and arm rests just add more weight to the chair. They also may limit the seat size, making the chair harder to sell to women with wide hips. You still have to do a fair bit of bending though which can be tough on an icy cold stormy day, especially for seniors with broken spines and ribs. Most can hardly bend at all.
So I say good prototype but could be improved. Really nice when women versus men advertise these too because there are so many on the market that almost no woman could load or unload. The smaller the height and width, the more easy it is to fit into almost any car so you won't need to buy a mini van. If you do have one though, in some cases you can just leave the scooter standing up inside the car so it will require little or no assembly at all (eg like the Travel Scoot.) Love Travel Scoot but that has one problem after a couple of years as well, and that's that it can become so stiff, even with oiling, that after awhile it doesn't easily fold so compactly, so most will just travel with it already assembled straight up (if they have a mini van that will fit its size). It can also be a little tricky to fold up.
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... beautiful legs!!!
Load of garbage..!!..£2399..😂😂😂