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Design Grant featuring great design, architecture, fashion, graphics and innovation from across the globe.

 

CrickIT

CrickIT is an electric personal vehicle designed for travel in cities and historical centres. CrickIT has two modes. In vehicle mode, the rider leans on the frame, holds the handlebars and steers by leaning, reaching a top speed of 15 kilometres per hour. In transport mode, the vehicle is guided from the outside and carries loads of up to 250 kilograms at a lower speed. The shell is made of polycarbonate and carbon, with plastic and aluminium parts, to keep the weight low. A gel battery and a tracking system are included. CrickIT folds down for storage in a car boot.

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UT5

Ut5 is an electric scooter designed for urban commuting. The form takes inspiration from supercars, with a forward-leaning silhouette, a wide stance and racing graphics. A full-metal frame provides rigidity, and the body is finished with a multi-layer paint that contrasts matte gunmetal gray with bright metallic silver. A dual-motor drive, a dual-suspension system and wide-diameter tires improve handling. A modular external battery extends the range. At the front, a steel-reinforced tube serves as a carry handle when the scooter is folded, and a steel cable lock secures parking.

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Ddml01

This low speed vehicle has been designed to deliver accessible and efficient mobility in urban and community environments. Its form language reflects the refined aesthetics of modern electric vehicles, with sharp proportions, smooth surfaces, and streamlined Led lighting. A widened entry frame, lowered ground clearance, and adjustable seating improve comfort and ease of use for people of all ages. Built on a standardized platform with a scalable battery system, the design extends from compact to larger formats, enabling versatile applications from neighborhood mobility to resorts.

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NT5

Nt5 is an electric scooter designed for urban travel. The body uses a full metal architecture, formed by precision sheet metal stamping and seamless welding, and key areas are treated with multi layer protective coatings. The headlamp and reflector are combined into one low profile unit mounted above the front wheel. Front and rear suspension with springs absorbs road irregularities. A folding mechanism allows compact storage. Standardized mounting points at the rear accept racks, panniers and other accessories, so riders can adapt the scooter to daily needs.

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Surge EV

Surge S32 seamlessly transforms between a two wheeler and a three wheeler in 3 minutes. It's the world's pioneer Class changing vehicle, adaptable to any surface, be it mud, pebbles, sand, and more. Plus, it automatically customizes the user interface and controls based on the vehicle type with 3 buttons, empowering individual users to effortlessly switch between vehicles. Drawing inspiration from horses, Surge tackles core mobility challenges by offering multipurpose and modular vehicles.

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PIX Beastie

PIX Beastie is a two seater electric vehicle designed for travel in dense urban areas. The compact form is inspired by the skeletal structure of a dinosaur skull. The body and chassis are produced entirely with industrial metal 3D printing, guided by generative design and structural optimization. The process allows complex organic geometries that are light in weight and strong. LED lights at the rear can show chosen patterns or text. The dashboard is modular, so the interior can be adjusted and decorated. Home charging is supported.

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