Sometimes, a product comes along that feels less like a launch and more like a statement. That’s exactly what Swedish electric mobility company Vässla and the design wizards at Teenage Engineering have just dropped on us, a scooter codenamed “EPA-1”, short for “En Passar Alla”, or “One Fits All.”
And while that may sound modest, don’t let it fool you, this is no ordinary scooter. This is the kind of ride you want to build a life around. Teenage Engineering doesn’t just design objects; they compose experiences. And it shows. EPA-1 Scooter isn’t just an electric scooter, it’s a platform. It’s been crafted as a blank canvas, ready to be accessorized, personalized, modified, and adapted to whoever you are and however you move.
Whether you’re riding solo through city streets or carrying groceries, a guitar, or a passenger (with style), this scooter adjusts. Its form is clean, minimal, and unmistakably Scandinavian, but its soul is wild with potential. Vässla x Teenage Engineering EPA-1 Scooter features 2600W motor under the hood, Bluetooth connectivity, and multiple starting options (key card, remote, or classic key for old souls), it’s packed with tech but doesn’t flaunt it. That’s Vässla way, smart, but quiet about it.
And with a newly developed battery system, you can forget range anxiety. Go further, charge less. Even better, the battery isn’t yours, Vässla introduces a battery leasing model, so you’re always riding on the latest tech without worrying about long-term degradation. Smart for you, smarter for the planet. Depending on your needs or your city’s laws, you can switch between Class 1 (max 45 km/h) and Class 2 (25 km/h) modes. It’s like switching between chill cruise and quick zip without changing the scooter. Again: versatile, thoughtful, yours.
No overhype. No gimmicks. Just a beautifully designed scooter that adapts to you, not the other way around. This is the beginning of a new chapter in micromobility—playful, serious, and Swedish to its core.
