Do you remember the OfficialLy Unveiled at the 2021 IAA, the Husqvarna Electric Scooter (above) Vektorr? That little electric pedal that looks very futuristic!
This is the concept car originally exhibited, and it is also the first time that Huswana Vektorr has shown a real car, which looks like it is quite futuristic. However, it is inevitable that the result of "mass production of Luo Yufeng" will be met, so it depends on the final real car. Recently, Huswana Vektorr's HD Road was attempted to be made public!
The Vektorr on display was a concept car, so it was not equipped with the rearview mirrors, turn signals, and license plate frames, although the headlights and body contour lines almost retained the same design as the concept car, but because there was no painting, plus the addition of a rearview mirror windshield and the like, it looked like it had lost that sense of the future.
The production version retains the circular headlights of the same design on the concept car, which of course has become the hallmark of Huswana. But the position of the front turn signal seems to be very sloppy, the simple and rough installation has no sense of design, even if it is a small area of LED form, but still destroy the integrity.
The tall windshield seems to be extremely incompatible with this Vektorr electric pedal, although the position has covered more than half of the helmet, but this is an electric pedal, with daily commuting as the main use environment really need such a large area of windshield?
Thankfully, the front and rear "single rocker arms" design of the Vektorr concept car has been preserved, which is somewhat reminiscent of some of VESPA's pedals. The compact design makes the car look petite, and although it is equipped with rear seat pedals, the space in the rear seat does not seem comfortable.
The original concept car was not equipped with a tail box bracket and tail box, and there was no rear license plate frame and mid-bracket, so in order to compromise with the production car and practicality, vektorr began to become bloated.
From this point of view, it can be seen that the circular LED meter equipped with the original concept car has also been retained, and it is said that it will have a mobile phone connection function.
It is reported that Vektorr will be equipped with IP67-rated 3kWh air-cooled battery packs, as well as frame motors that can produce 4kW and 16Nm. The top speed is 45 km /h and the cruising range is up to 95 km/ h.
Huswana's original plan was to offer a 10kW motor option in this model, but it looks like Huswana will stick to lower outputs to achieve competitive prices and meet the needs of urban commuters.