Glion started as a crowdfunding site on kickstarter, and his team members are experts in electrical engineering and lithium batteries. Unlike many ticket-based companies in the industry, Glion has always been committed to manufacturing high-quality mobility vehicles, and since its inception in 2012, the company has only launched three products, and the production team has tested more than 10,000 miles of vehicles on a variety of vehicle solutions before the release of the first Glion electric scooter, which shows how demanding it is to quality.
 
The Glion Dolly is the brand's second electric scooter, which focuses on portable mobility, and has been praised by CNET, Lifewire and many foreign players. If you look at the parameters alone, the Dolly car weighs nearly 12kg, which is far from lightweight, but the Glion team's ingenious design adds a lot of points to the Dolly. Thanks to the handles built into the pedals and the small rollers on the rear wheel, the Dolly can be dragged like a suitcase when folded; When placed in place, the handlebar and rear wheels form a stabilizing bracket on the ground, allowing for vertical standing and saving space.
 
The user-friendly folding design makes Dolly an ideal means of transportation for many overseas users, but Dolly's tires do not have shock absorption, and the driving experience is slightly inferior to that of products of the same price. At present, there is no sales channel for Glion Dolly in China, and overseas consumers can buy it on Amazon in the United States for $599.