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It was reported in December last year that Huya was testing its electric scooter business, and the new project was called "3KM". Recently, Sina Technology learned of the latest progress of the business. An informed source revealed that the shared scooter was named Ario, and the first batch of shared electric scooters have been officially put into use overseas in the second quarter of this year. This means that Huya Group, which has always relied on overseas pan-entertainment and social networking as its basic plate, has officially entered the overseas short-distance travel field. People familiar with the matter revealed that Ario's business model is no different from the current shared electric scooters overseas. Users will be charged a fixed fee when they unlock, and then charged by the minute. It is understood that Ario's first launch city is Auckland, New Zealand, with a launch volume of more than 150 units, but the operating area does not cover the entire Auckland area, but only the central and western parts. If the user drives into a restricted area or leaves the operating area, the scooter will intelligently slow down until it stops.

According to previous reports, the scooter business aims to solve traffic problems within 3 kilometers in urban areas, so the project is named "3KM". When the scooter was tested internally, Li Xueling, chairman of Huanju Group, called on employees for support in the internal group. In addition, people close to Li Xueling told Sina Technology,Li Xueling also shared the project with his friends privately, and mentioned that it was something he had just created.. (Sina Technology)

(Source: Tonghuashun, the above information is automatically generated by Nandu Wancaishe AI ​​big data)