Voi Technology: the fleet has been renewed in Modena, the Voiager 4s arrive

The Swedish reality of sharing micromobility, Voi Technology, introduces a Modena il Voiager 4 (V4), an innovative example of electric scooter equipped with directional arrows and double stand. The vehicle is available to users from 9 May, replacing the scooters V3X circulating in the city.

The news

The implementation of the Modena fleet with this innovative example is the confirmation of an investment in the city. A further step towards the creation of one "Mission", which provides for an improvement in the liveability of cities in safety and sustainability.
Voi Technology is committed to a safer future in city mobility. Reality proposes solutions and innovations that allow more accessible, sustainable and safe travel, also considering the politics of Vision zero promoted by the United Nations, with an intent that points towards a number of road victims close to Zero by 2030. An objective that we want to achieve with investment in collaboration, training and technology.
Furthermore, so that many can experience electric micromobility, Voi Technology has created the first digital driving school RideLikeVoila. School that allowed over 600.000 people to learn the rules of driving on the roads.

You Voiager 4

The specimen is one of the most innovative models designed by you, equipped with the best IoT technologies e new features. An electric scooter that can be unlocked via contactless system with NFC technology (Near Field Communication) and the first in Italy to be equipped with lateral indicators that signal the movements of users on the road, to support safety.
The key aspect of the Voiager 4 is the scooter's connected control hub, a IoT hardware system (Internet of Things).
The scooter is designed for intense urban use and to offer a stable and safe type of driving, with reduced impact on cobblestones and potholes. The life cycle results from over 5 years and there is also an increase in 35% of the performance of the propulsion part.

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