Overview
- The scooter is slated for a Europe launch in Q2 2026 with a choice between a standard model and an airbag-equipped variant, with pricing unannounced and no India launch planned.
- The airbag is integrated inside the front apron and deploys in frontal collisions to cushion the rider and reduce the risk of being thrown forward.
- Autoliv says the design maintains vehicle balance and storage practicality and has been verified to applicable development standards.
- Safety hardware is upgraded with a new IMU-governed Brake Control system and a Unified Brake System to help prevent wheel lock and stabilize chassis behavior.
- The model adds a 4.2-inch TFT plus a 2.8-inch LCD and built-in Garmin navigation, alongside sharper styling and updated lighting.