Neuron Mobility has unveiled its latest e-scooter model: the N4.
The company said it was its most “rider-centric, sustainable and toughest e-scooter” to date.
The new model has been designed in-house with the view of delivering greater levels of comfort and stability. The aim behind the design was to prioritise smooth acceleration and improved hill-climbing capabilities, enabling it to climb 17-degree inclines while carrying a 90-kilogram rider.
In addition, it features an upgraded front suspension and pneumatic tyres to reduce vibrations from uneven surfaces.
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The N4 also expands the capabilities of Neuron’s swappable battery system by using a new sequential, dual-battery system which can be deployed with one or two batteries depending on the demand in the city.
Using two batteries reduces charging time by around 50% compared to using a single battery of the same combined capacity. This change therefore increases the efficiency of Neuron’s operations.
Furthermore, the N4 comes with a new ‘IoT box’ which is future-proofed to allow technology to be added over time.
This box includes a range of high-tech sensors to precisely locate the e-scooter and control where it can be ridden and parked.
![The N4's GPS antenna is top-mounted and sky-facing; it sits within the new LED dashboard to achieve superior satellite reception](https://futuretransport-news.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/3/2023/05/071-1024x683-1.jpg)
Alongside these improvements, the N4 also retains the safety features developed in the N3 model, including the app-controlled helmet lock and the voice guidance system.