Infinite Machine Unveils Modular Electric Scooter With U.S. Market Focus

The micromobility market is seeing several new and innovative electric scooter and bike offerings aimed at different consumer needs and price points. New York-based startup Infinite Machine will launch the Olto, a modular seated electric scooter priced at $3,495, featuring 40 miles of range, a 750W motor, and the ability to seat two people, targeting urban riders with customizable cargo options. Meanwhile, the Di Blasi R30 offers a compact, auto-folding mobility scooter with a 22-mile range and a top speed of 4 mph for $3,470, emphasizing portability and convenience for users needing easy storage. In India, the demand for affordable electric scooters is rising, with popular models like the Zelio Gracy i, Okinawa R30, and others priced between ₹30,000 to ₹60,000 (approximately $360 to $720), focusing on budget-conscious urban commuters seeking sustainable transportation. Additionally, Ride1Up is promoting its budget-friendly Portola Compact Folding e-bike in the U.S., starting at $995, featuring up to 45 miles of range, 28 mph pedal-assist speeds, and practical features such as hydraulic brakes and cargo racks, with discounts available for multiple purchases. These developments reflect a growing global focus on electric two-wheelers that balance cost, performance, and user convenience.