MINI is presently owned by German extravagance auto manufacturer BMW. The notable British manufacturer has quite recently propelled its all new 3-door and 5-door MINI models in the Indian market. BMW is itself going to release two new models on 26th of November, in India, the M3 and M4.
Today, however, the Britain-based producer has showcased its unique two-wheeler idea. MINI has concluded its idea as the 'City surfer', which is primarily an electric scooter. It is a perfect mobility option in an urban environment and is a creative idea for individual versatility.
India still won't warm up to the thought of tottering around the park or city on an electric bike, yet Mini has concocted a clever foldable, electric runabout that will actually fit inside the storage trunk of a car. Yes, this is the Mini City surfer Concept only. With a capability of 10-15 miles of range, a top pace of 15 mph, a smaller fold-capable body that can fit in any auto's trunk and a charging socket incorporated into its holder for your cell phone, the Mini City surfer Concept makes a solid point for itself as a quick answer for the difficulties of owning an automobile in a metropolitan area.
The lithium-ion battery is flawlessly coordinated into the frame, and after a ride, the electric engine is switched off automatically and disengaged from the free-wheel center in the back wheel with the goal that you can proceed by foot power without being kept down by the motor's rolling resistance. The electric drive can likewise be deactivated whenever, with the help of a switch in the brake lever. Separated from all that, the City Surfer gloats regenerative braking. Wherever, at home or work, a conventional household socket can be utilized as a unique adaptor for this vehicle.
