In Pictures: Otherlab's Lightfoot solar electric scooter hits the market with 18 miles of daily solar range

Small, efficient EVs like the Lightfoot are pitched as a way to cover short urban trips without burning gasoline.

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The Lightfoot Launch Edition arrives as shared and private e-scooters already crowd city streets worldwide.

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Otherlab says its two-seat scooter can add up to 18 miles of range a day from its rooftop solar panel.

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At $4,495, the Lightfoot targets riders who want car-like utility in a fraction of the footprint.

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The launch underscores growing interest in solar-assisted micro-mobility for everyday commuting.

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Otherlab aims to show that short trips can be covered without ever plugging in.

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The Lightfoot's 37-mile battery and solar charging are designed for daily errands and commutes.

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Solar charging could help e-scooter owners cut reliance on the grid for short daily journeys.

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The Lightfoot enters a market already shaped by shared scooter fleets in major cities.

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