Key highlights
- BMW Vision CE Concept unveiled at IAA Mobility
- Offers a helmet-free riding experience
- Gets a self-balancing technology to ease riding
The IAA Mobility Show at Munich, Germany, has begun with the upcoming modern vehicles with futuristic tech. One such model reveal is the BMW Vision CE Concept. Check out its complete details below.
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BMW Vision CE Concept: The future is here
Unveiled recently at the IAA Mobility, the Vision CE Concept two-wheeler is a one-of-a-kind product that is destined to transform urban mobility for the world. It takes inspiration from the BMW C1 Concept, which was revealed 25 years ago.
Out of all the things, the most unique aspect of the CE Concept is its aluminium roll cage that is fixed with a seat and a seatbelt to make sure that the rider remains bolted to the seat while enjoying a stress-free ride. This eliminates the need to wear a helmet and riding gear.
It has a long wheelbase and an open lower bodywork, which allows easy ingress and egress for the rider. Moreover, BMW has loaded the CE Concept with the latest features, including the TFT console, smart wireless connectivity, ride modes, navigation support, LED lights, and more.
Draped in a matte white and black colour combination, the concept version is also loaded with a self-balancing technology that ensures a complete balance at a standstill. This eliminates the need for the rider to put their feet on the ground for balance.
Although no other information is revealed regarding its powertrain and hardware, we can assume that BMW is serious towards the idea of taking it to production as it pays homage to the 25-year-old C1 concept.
Our say
The idea of a self-balancing two-wheeler with the safety of a car is completely unique and futuristic. Once seen in the sci-fi movies, the CE Concept will likely reshape the future of mobility.
