/ MOVEMENTS IN MOBILITY

Memorable.
Motion.

Scroll for More

/ MOVEMENT/ MOVEMENTS IN MOBILITY

Drawing on designbivouac’s three decades of expertise, Movement highlights key developments in the mobility domain.

/ SEARCH MOVEMENT BLOG ENTRIES

Jetson ONE: The “Sports Car” of the Sky
Aviation, Minimalism, Micromobility, Mobility, Innovation, Notable Products Danny Stillion Aviation, Minimalism, Micromobility, Mobility, Innovation, Notable Products Danny Stillion

Jetson ONE: The “Sports Car” of the Sky

The Jetson ONE is a breakthrough in personal aviation—a Swedish-designed electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) ultralight crafted for fun, agility, and accessibility. Conceived in 2017 by founder Tomasz Patan and brought into limited production since 2021, it's marketed as the first commercially available personal eVTOL.

Read More
Bonnell 775 MX: Best of Both Worlds
Bicycling, Micromobility, Notable Products, Electric Mobility Danny Stillion Bicycling, Micromobility, Notable Products, Electric Mobility Danny Stillion

Bonnell 775 MX: Best of Both Worlds

In a world where the lines between bikes and motorbikes keep getting blurrier, the Bonnell 775 MX draws a bold one and then blazes right over it. Designed for riders who want to pedal when they feel like it and rip like a dirt bike when they don't, the 775 MX isn’t just a crossover; it’s a category disruptor.

Read More
Honda Fastport: Last-Mile Delivery & Agility
Minimalism, Micromobility, Mobility, Modularity, Notable Products, Lightweighting Danny Stillion Minimalism, Micromobility, Mobility, Modularity, Notable Products, Lightweighting Danny Stillion

Honda Fastport: Last-Mile Delivery & Agility

In an era where e-commerce growth continues to transform our urban environments, the importance of last-mile delivery innovation is more critical than ever. Enter the Honda Fastport, a bold, purpose-driven concept that signals Honda’s reentry into the compact urban mobility landscape—this time with a clear focus on efficiency, electrification, and adaptability.

Read More