[Superpedestrian in The Washington Post] An MIT-born start-up has a bold new claim: An electric scooter that repairs itself

Superpedestrian — a Cambridge, Mass.-based micro-mobility company known for making electric bicycles — told The Washington Post that it plans to begin producing an “industrial grade e-scooter” capable of operating on a single charge for several days, self-diagnosing mechanical problems and removing itself from circulation using “vehicle intelligence.”

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