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To-Move, the folding electric scooter with a bamboo frame speaks Italian

Italy starts the attack of the last mile with style and sustainability: this To-Move with the bamboo frame seems very, very interesting.

Gianluca Ricciodi Gianluca Riccio
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Bamboo is a material that I also see very well in the future. You can do it all: compostable toothbrushes, "river" washing machines, shelters, straws, and other objects ... today I discover that it is also good for electric scooters!

It is on this ecological material that an Italian startup, To Move, is aiming with the presentation of a folding and modular electric scooter: it is namesake, it's called To-Move, and bamboo makes it so… I don't know. Vintage?

Children of a good mother

In the Motor Valley (the Emilian area where the electric revolution is relaunching an entire, glorious sector), companies are elaborated, invented and collaborated. Above all, we explore and recover. The target? Sustainable and creative electric vehicles, which combine traditional and contemporary elements. This at least the impulse of Andrea Strippoli, the CEO of the startup. The To-Move was presented just two weeks ago, but it only came to my attention today. What to say?

What is Renova To-Move?

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Here it is, in all its bamboo. Cute, right?

In short: a mini electric scooter made of bamboo, destined for the famous “last mile” (usually the most polluting one). The first thing you notice at first glance? Style, what a question. The designers of the Polytechnic of Turin did a great job of combining form and function in a vehicle made (they are keen to say) entirely from natural materials.

The strong point: it is foldable! It will turn into a trolley that you can push or pull to get to the bus or train. And the bamboo will do its part to make it lighter. As mentioned, it is not intended for extended trips to short urban excursions, such as between the subway station and work! A "missing link" designed to do a daily job. More I don't know, there are no other specifics. As Checco Zalone would say, “the cooking is good, you can drain the pasta”.

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A first model to convince

To-Move is a good interpretation of sustainable mobility (but I really like the term "gentle mobility“) Which focuses on connectivity, sharing, sustainability and modularity. Four pillars that the intentions of To Move they will be at the center of all their work. “We will be guided by curiosity,” he says Giuseppe Corcione, CEO of the startup, "to give an outfit to the best Italian technology".

Strictly natural, otherwise what is bamboo for?

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