Here's the Omotion 2, a vehicle that adapts to any driver
This Swedish-origin electric trike can be adjusted to each driver, not only physically, but also by modifying the driving characteristics.

A versatile vehicle doesn’t have to be a large and cumbersome one. There can also be small models that suit a good number of different users. This is the case of the Omotion 2, a two-seater three-wheeler that can be enjoyed with an A1, A or B licence, so it is within everyone’s reach. And not only that, but this combination of trike and sports car can also be adapted to the physical characteristics of each driver.
The Omotion 2 can be adjusted to accommodate drivers of various sizes, since the seat, steering wheel and pedals can all be easily adjusted. But not only that: it can also be adapted to several driving styles, the planned route and even weather conditions.

Several driving modes
The Omotion 2 features four driving modes: Range, Rain, Road and Sport. To switch from one driving mode to another, the user must use the smartphone app that is installed after the vehicle is purchased. With the app, the user can adjust the parameters of the control system so that the trike delivers the most suitable performance at each moment.
According to Olav Svensson, founder of OMotion, each configuration allows different vehicle characteristics to be modified and lets the driver manage battery consumption. In addition, the driver can adjust the level of slip and traction in each of the driving modes to obtain the best experience.
Another adjustment that can be controlled is the wheel alignment. The driver can change the kingpin angle, the camber of the front wheels and the toe according to driving needs. This changes the vehicle’s handling according to the settings chosen.
The Omotion 2 has a range of just over 150 kilometres and a top speed of 110 km/h, so it is suitable for motorway driving should it need to travel in an interurban environment.
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