Can the Vespa adapt to an electric future?
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Can the Vespa adapt to an electric future?
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Urban Mobility Explained
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How can we make our cities greener?👀 Find out more about the energy transition, and their possible solutions in our free online course: "Electrification of Urban Mobility: How to Get it Right"
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Ever wondered about the iconic Vespa's future? We all know them from movies and trips to Italy, but how is this *classic motorcycle adapting to a more sustainable planet?*🌍
▶️In this video, we're diving into the story of the Vespa and meet with Alex Leardini, the founder of @retrokit_italia. They're bringing the Vespa into the electric age. They're taking these beloved Italian icon and electrifying it, blending classic style with modern, eco-friendly technology.
Question: What are your thoughts on classic icons like the Vespa being adapted for a more sustainable future? Let us know in the comments below!👇
#umx #vespa #italy
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SOURCES
🔗https://retrokit.it/en/retrokit-en/
👁️ / retrokit_italia
🛵ACEM's new guide, Rightsizing Urban Mobility, shows cities how to integrate L-category vehicles (mopeds, motorcycles, tricycles and quadricycles) into their future-proof Sustainable Urban Mobility Plans. Recognising these vehicles in urban planning and putting motorcycle-friendly policies in place is the first step towards rightsizing our cities and making them more liveable.
Check the full guide here: https://www.acem.eu/wp-content/upload...
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BEHIND THE VIDEO
👏 Many thanks to Alex Leardini for kindly participating in this video.
Writing: Giacomo Casandrini
Video: Kima Films
Editing: Kima Films
Production: Malaurie Chokoualé and Andrea Santín
Executive Production: Martin Vendel and Gautam Rao
Graphic and thumbnail design: Gustavo Carreiro
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Urban Mobility Explained is powered by EIT Urban Mobility, a European initiative to create liveable urban spaces! This project is co-funded by the European Union. Learn more about EIT Urban Mobility: https://www.eiturbanmobility.eu/