Augment 360: Folding Electric Moped Fits in Elevators
Augment, a Finnish micromobility firm collaborating with designer Christian Zanzotti, has introduced the Augment 360, a foldable electric moped designed for easy indoor storage. When folded, it achieves a compact width of 350 millimeters, enabling it to fit in elevators. Notable specifications include single-sided wheel supports for inward wheel rotation, a 45 km/h L1e-B model, and a 25 km/h City variant. Its expanded dimensions are 1,555 × 609 × 1,010 mm, while folded, it measures 1,265 × 350 × 1,180 mm. Weighing in at 36 kg, it features 120/90-R10 tubeless tires, hydraulic disc brakes, a 1.2 kW motor with a peak power of 2.14 kW, a 1,080 Wh battery providing a 50 km range, and a companion app for ride customization.
Key facts
- Augment 360 is a folding electric moped developed by Finnish company Augment with designer Christian Zanzotti.
- It folds into a 350-millimeter-wide upright package that rolls on its own wheels.
- The vehicle has single-sided wheel supports that allow wheels to rotate inward during folding.
- Expanded dimensions: 1,555 × 609 × 1,010 mm; folded: 1,265 × 350 × 1,180 mm.
- Weighs 36 kg with one battery.
- Offered in 25 km/h City and 45 km/h L1e-B versions.
- The 45 km/h version has a 1.2 kW continuous motor, 2.14 kW peak, and 105 Nm torque.
- Removable 1,080 Wh battery provides ~50 km range and charges in ~4.5 hours.
- Features hydraulic disc brakes, tubeless tires, NFC unlock, and companion app.
- Designed for apartment living and indoor storage.
Entities
Artists
- Christian Zanzotti
Institutions
- Augment
- Augment Mobility AB
- designboom
Locations
- Finland
- Munich
- Germany