At the moment it is only a prototype, but maybe we will see it in the not too distant future in the streets, who knows.
The design is quite revolutionary, it reminds me a little of the Stokke but much more spatial. Metrolla Stolla, so called the cart, has been created by Dan Levin, a designer from New Jersey who is dedicated to developing proposals for sustainable development.
The main feature of this urban chair is its maneuverability and versatility because when it does not work as a cart, the chair is disassembled and can be attached to the back of a bicycle to carry the baby.
The chair can be used placed in the direction of travel or vice versa, it can also fulfill the function of a high chair to feed the baby (which can be fulfilled by any car) and thanks to its folding back legs it can be transported more easily in stairs (that is a good point).
What I do not see that it has is a reclining backrest for the baby to sleep comfortably, or a hood to protect it from the sun, or brakes, or a storage basket that are so useful. It is only a prototype, but it is a bit rudimentary, although it is probably only a matter of getting used to the new trends.
