New Delhi:- McLaren Applied has unveiled the Lavoie Series 1 electric scooter. This powerful folding scooter was designed by Ian Callum and manufactured by McLaren's new sub-brand. The new scooter features an already patent-pending foldable design. With the Lavoie Series 1, he can fold the stem of the scooter and move the wheels with a single push of a button. This design allowed the brand to omit the Kickstarter and use parking mode instead.

With the Lavoie Series 1, he has two options available depending on the size of the battery. The standard model has a 468Wh battery and a range of 40 miles at an average speed of 12 miles per hour. The second model, the Lavoie Series 1 MAX, has a 702Wh battery and a range of 38 miles. The Lavoie Series 1 battery is housed in a waterproof hard case and complies with European and North American battery safety standards. The battery will be fully charged within 3 hours.

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Lavoie Series 1 offers three performance modes: Eco Mode 1, Cruising Mode 2, and Sport Mode 3. Mode 3 offers extreme performance and full throttle. The bike's top speed can be adjusted via the electric scooter's companion app. Taillights and headlights can also be easily integrated into the bike for nighttime safety.

The McLaren Lavoie Series 1 electric scooter is priced at £1,890 (around $2,404) for the standard version and £2,190 (around $2.78) for the MAX version. His two versions of the new electric scooter developed by McLaren and Callum have a top speed of 25 mph. However, the maximum speed may be reduced if the electric scooter is shipped to areas with legal restrictions.

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The Lavoie Series 1 will be sold in limited quantities. The number of units sold is 469, and the number makes you feel the history. This model comes with Callum's signature plaque. Owners also have exclusive access to invitations to various promotions and other events. A deposit is required to pre-order the Lavoie Series 1. 

The first 469 Limited Series 1 models will be individually numbered and feature bespoke plaques by the legendary design house CALLUM. Honoring the first electric two-wheeler, patented in April 1869, Founders Edition owners have exclusive access to early product releases, updates, and private events.  

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The all-new Mclaren Scooty is designed as expected by the customer and is also patented under its sub-brand and is a great piece of design made to travel in a different style that is made for the user.