Electric off-road vehicle with only one wheel

China's Adventure Electric Vehicle for Exploration Can Accelerate from 0 to 50 km/h in 2.5 Seconds, with a Range of 120 km on a Single Charge.

Electric off-road vehicle with only one wheel

Adventure, an electric off-road unicycle. Video : InMotion

Chinese company InMotion has unveiled a new electric unicycle called Adventure with a powerful engine, serving for expeditions in complex terrain, New Atlas reported on September 4. The vehicle is designed to help the driver easily climb roads with a 50% gradient with 200 Nm of torque and 850 N of traction at the wheels.

The Adventure can run at 110 km/h and accelerate from 0 to 50 km/h in 2.5 seconds. There are two driving modes: the more stable and smooth Comfort mode, which helps increase battery life, and the more powerful and responsive Sport mode. Users can adjust the mode through the accompanying app.

The four battery packs, mounted around the wheels, can be removed from the frame in about 10 minutes without removing the controller. The battery capacity is 2,400 mAh with smart management that monitors each battery cell in real time. InMotion says the battery pack gives the rider a range of 120 km per charge. Fast charging allows the battery to charge to 80% in an hour.

The Adventure electric bike uses 40.6 cm diameter wheels with thick tires 7.6 cm wide. The wheels are waterproof to IPX6 standards, the battery is waterproof to IPX7 standards. Therefore, the driver does not need to worry when running through puddles on the road or encountering sudden heavy rain.

The electric unicycle is equipped with InMotion's proprietary springs, which promise a comfortable ride, while also offering 8 levels of rebound adjustment and 17 levels of compression adjustment. This is to cope with complex terrain, protecting the rider's knees. The modes can be adjusted to suit the rider's weight and riding style.

InMotion says the Adventure will retail for $3,299, but the company has not yet revealed when it will officially launch the vehicle.

Thu Thao (According to New Atlas )

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