China’s futuristic scooter drives itself and changes into multi-forms

Omoway, a smart mobility startup founded by former XPeng executives, unveiled its self-driving “multi-form” scooter, the Omo X, in Jakarta, marking a significant advancement in autonomous personal transport. Scheduled for launch in early 2026 with an estimated price of around $3,800, the Omo X aims to revolutionize urban commuting by combining practical performance with customizable design. It features three riding modes—Scooter, Street (with added storage), and GT (cruiser style with enhanced storage and comfort)—catering to various urban travel needs. The Omo X’s futuristic design, described as an "interstellar battleship," includes sharp angles, a distinctive "Saberlight" headlight, a floating seat cushion, and a wide rear wheel with a unique swingarm structure. Its smart connectivity is powered by Omoway’s Halo architecture, which offers smartphone and cloud integration, keyless unlocking, sharing, and automotive-grade data security with over-the-air updates.