ARION Dock Solo
One bay, one machine, one very tidy garage.
$7,900
Concept price. Not for sale.
- Footprint
- 4.2 × 3 m
- Bays
- 1
- Charge
- 11 kW
- Install
- 1 day
- Houses a Moto in either form
- Charges it overnight on a household circuit
- Fits a 4.2 m × 3 m pad
ARION DockConcept
ARION Dock is a garage that knows its own machines. It opens as they arrive, rinses the road off, tunes them, and has them charged by morning.
What it does
It shares a mind with the machines it keeps, so it knows who is coming home, how much charge they need and what wants fixing.
Pads in the floor find the wheels and the paws. There are no cables to plug in.
The wash post rinses the road off before anything comes inside.
At the tool wall the Moto services itself: tire pressures, brake pads, a fresh O-ring.
It opens for its own machines, by sight and by signal, and for you. Nobody else.
Batteries stay between 10 and 30 °C, whatever the weather is doing outside.
With the solar roof, a sunny day banks a full charge for tomorrow.
Coming home
Coming home
It recognizes its own, the door rolls up as the lights come on, and the pads find the wheels.
Make it fit
Four facades, three roofs, two doors and five add-ons. Every one is drawn in the configurator as you choose it.
Oak slatsIncluded
Chalk renderIncluded
Graphite seam+$600
Board concrete+$900
FlatIncluded
A crisp edge and nothing else.
Solar+$2,400
3.6 kW of panels: a full charge on a sunny day.
Living+$1,800
Sedum and wildflowers. The bees approve.
The lineup
The Solo keeps a Moto. The Duo adds a bay sized for the Pup, and charges both at once.
One bay, one machine, one very tidy garage.
$7,900
Concept price. Not for sale.
A bay for the Moto, and one sized for the Pup.
$11,900
Concept price. Not for sale.
Specifications
Concept figures for a building that doesn’t exist, which keeps the neighbors calm.
FAQ
No. ARION Dock is a fictional concept imagined for this website. It is not in production and there is nothing to buy. The order page is a demonstration that never asks for payment or personal details.
No. The Moto and the Pup both charge from an ordinary outlet. The Dock makes it tidy, weatherproof and automatic, and it gives them somewhere to be tuned and cleaned.
No. It opens for its own machines, which it knows by sight and by signal, and for you, by voice or from your phone. A stranger gets a closed door and a polite light.
Yes. If there is no Pup in the house yet, the Duo’s second bay happily keeps a mower, two bikes or the Christmas decorations.
It is 2.9 m tall, which many towns allow for a garden building without a permit, but rules vary. The concept’s Permits service files the drawings for you.
A day on a prepared pad. If you choose the Groundwork service, the pad and the electrician come about a week before that.
Choose its size, facade, roof, door and add-ons. The checkout is a demonstration, so it never takes a cent.