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SCOOT, HYDROGEN SCOOTER. Scoot was conceived in 1998 as a response to the growing traffic congestion in urban areas and the need to get around town without breaking a sweat or the environment. Scoot’s hydrogen fuel cell propels the user along city streets without harming the environment, ensuring that Scoot does not add to city smog. The folding mechanism and collapsible handle bar create a comprehensive portable solution, making the Scoot a real Commuter product.
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SCOOT, HYDROGEN SCOOTER. Scoot was conceived in 1998 as a response to the growing traffic congestion in urban areas and the need to get around town without breaking a sweat or the environment. Scoot’s hydrogen fuel cell propels the user along city streets without harming the environment, ensuring that Scoot does not add to city smog. The folding mechanism and collapsible handle bar create a comprehensive portable solution, making the Scoot a real Commuter product.
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SCOOT, HYDROGEN SCOOTER. Scoot was conceived in 1998 as a response to the growing traffic congestion in urban areas and the need to get around town without breaking a sweat or the environment. Scoot’s hydrogen fuel cell propels the user along city streets without harming the environment, ensuring that Scoot does not add to city smog. The folding mechanism and collapsible handle bar create a comprehensive portable solution, making the Scoot a real Commuter product.
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PRESS
Time Magazine, November 2001
AWARDS
Good Design Award, 2002
Time Magazine, Best Invention of the Year, 2001
I.D. Annual Design Competition, 2001