Scuter arrives in Milan: three-wheeled electric sharing "without a helmet". According to Vaielettrico, Scuter has entered service in Milan: a three-wheeled electric vehicle designed for urban sharing, with a protected cabin and seat belt that allows you to ride without a traditional helmet. The idea is to simplify the experience and remove one of the most complicated aspects for those who manage sharing fleets: helmet logistics.

The vehicle is presented as different from normal sharing scooters, especially for its "protected" design: it provides more shelter from cold and rain and, on the practical side, includes space for small luggage. On the technical side, autonomy up to 100 km is mentioned and a ride that, thanks to the three wheels, should be easier and safer.

How to use it and how much it costs: everything is done through the app. It is unlocked by scanning the QR code and the ride is finished by leaving the vehicle inside the operating area. For the launch: €1 to unlock, €0.34/min to use and €0.10/min when paused. There is also a promotional programme of €500,000 with vouchers for the first 2,000 users.

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