The four-wheeler is the smallest in India, is safe and protective, and easy to drive, manoeuvre and park, said the company.
The concept Two2 is designed and built with 20% upcycled parts. KRUX Studio has designed a tubular frame for the concept to make manufacturing and assembling of the vehicle easy. Circular design principles have been applied to maximise efficiencies, reduce part development and investment. The concept is built using a carryover skateboard.
KRUX Studio is currently looking for partners to collaborate with and take these ideas to production.
Kripa Ananthan, Director – KRUX Studio, said, “Today, customers seek sustainable options, manufacturers want to be environmentally and socially responsible and refurbishers will have access to millions of End-of-Life vehicles. KRUX Studio’s concept Two2 is an exciting solution which connects these three stakeholders.”
“In congested, polluted urban areas, Two2 is an alternative for first/ last mile mobility. In a more sustainable future, it has been conceived as part of a self-driven, shared, point to point service. The simple frame is investment light and is designed so that precision parts can be centrally made and sent as flatpacks to local assembly units”, she added.
The modular construction of Two2 allows multiple variants to be created with ease. In the initial design, a passenger and a cargo variant have been showcased.
KRUX Studio offers expert services in automotive design and development. Formed in 2021, KRUX Studio works with partners to create custom solutions in automotive design for clients.
