Miller Motor Company

Onward to Glory

Single-passenger battery electric vehicles: the expression of a motorcycle, the safety of a car, and the convenience of battery charging.

Our missionTo design, build, and manufacture personal transportation solutions that restore the spirit of navigating Earth.

The problem

Excess, or compromise?

Compact electric vehicle options are limited and uninspiring. Today a commuter has to choose between excess, a multi-passenger cabin for a trip made alone, or compromised personal safety in a single-passenger vehicle with no cabin at all.

Miller Motor Company combines the best of both: a fully enclosed, single-passenger, light-duty battery electric vehicle.

Illustrative concept: glowing line-art side view of a fully enclosed single-passenger vehicleAbstract line-art side view of a fully enclosed single-passenger vehicle. Not a final design.
Illustrative concept · not a final design

The expression of a motorcycle

The stance and spirit of a motorcycle in a single-passenger vehicle, individually crafted and finished in the colors you choose.

The safety of a car

A fully enclosed cabin, designed to give one rider the protection and comfort of a car in every season.

The convenience of battery charging

Battery electric and designed to be light and efficient: no fuel stops and no tailpipe.

Engineering

From sketch to street

Every vehicle assembly goes through the full engineering development cycle before it reaches the road: conceived by designers, proven by simulation, built with precision and judged by the drive team.

Development roadmap

  1. Design
  2. Engineering
  3. Prototype
  4. Drive testing
  5. Production

Phases shown in sequence. Follow the journey for progress updates.

  1. Step 1: Concept sketches

    Concept drawings, drafts and sketches set the desired geometry of the vehicle.

  2. Step 2: CAD modeling

    Components and subassemblies are modeled and dimensioned in computer-aided design.

  3. Step 3: Design iterations

    The geometric model is refined through several iterations against system constraints.

  4. Step 4: Design for manufacturability

    Each component is evaluated to select the optimal material and processing method.

  5. Step 5: Simulation

    Load and stress analysis, aerodynamic modeling and thermal simulation.

  6. Step 6: Precision manufacturing

    Machining, sheet metal forming, composite molding, high-pressure casting and laser welding.

  7. Step 7: Prototype build

    Manufacturing prints become a working, assembled prototype vehicle.

  8. Step 8: Drive testing

    Our drive team thoroughly assesses the ride quality of the prototype.

Built for explorers

For the commute you make alone

Young professionals

Adults aged 18 to 44 building their careers and their lives.

Daily commuters

A daily commute under 50 miles: the trip most people make alone.

Explorers

People who interface with the world around them, make well-informed decisions and choose products that improve their quality of life.

What they value

  • Advanced technology
  • Environmental impact
  • Safety
  • Self-expression

How you'll own one

  1. 01Order online
  2. 02Built to order
  3. 03Shipped direct to you
  4. 04Battery warranty

Market context

The road is wide open

Most commutes are made alone, over short distances, at a time when electric vehicles are taking a growing share of the market.

of U.S. commutes are single-passenger[1]U.S. News & World Report, 2017
76.3%
single-passenger commuters in the U.S.[1]U.S. News & World Report, 2017
~115M
average one-way commute distance[2]U.S. Department of Transportation, 2003
~15 mi
average one-way travel time to work (2019 data)[3]U.S. Census Bureau, 2021
27.6 min
global EV sales in 2021[4]EV-Volumes, 2021 sales data
6.75M
projected EV share of new-vehicle sales by 2030[5]Deloitte Insights, 2020
32%

Sources

Figures reflect their publication year and may have changed since.

  1. [1]Puentes, R. "What New Census Data Reveal about American Commuting Patterns." U.S. News & World Report, 18 Sept. 2017. www.usnews.com (opens in a new tab)
  2. [2]Jones, J. "From Home to Work, the Average Commute Is 26.4 Minutes." U.S. Department of Transportation, 2003. www.nrc.gov (opens in a new tab)
  3. [3]Burd, C., et al. "Travel Time to Work in the United States: 2019." U.S. Census Bureau, 2021. www.census.gov (opens in a new tab)
  4. [4]Irle, R. "Global EV Sales for 2021." EV-Volumes. www.ev-volumes.com (opens in a new tab)
  5. [5]Walton, B., et al. "Electric Vehicles: Setting a Course for 2030." Deloitte Insights, 28 July 2020. www2.deloitte.com (opens in a new tab)

Engineering software

CV Studio™

A local computer-vision workbench for in-process manufacturing inspection: bring in images, label them, train inspection models and run them on your production line, all on your own workstation. Built in-house by Miller Motor Company engineering and available under a commercial license.

  • Runs locally by default
  • No cloud required
  • Commercially licensed
  • Linux
  • Windows
  • macOS

Demonstrations and evaluations are provided under a non-disclosure agreement.

CV Studio Dashboard: a capture, annotate, train and deploy getting-started strip, counts of datasets, images, annotations and models, live CPU, memory, GPU and storage usage with a chart, and compute device details.
Live system and GPU status.

CV Studio screenshot · synthetic demo data

  • Capture

    Images and video from files, cameras and network streams.

  • Label

    Annotation tools for images and video.

  • Organize

    Datasets, classes and splits in one place.

  • Train

    Inspection models trained on your own data.

  • Evaluate

    Results on held-out data before deployment.

  • Deploy

    Models running against live camera feeds.

Generative design software

GD Studio™

Generative Design Studio: AI-assisted design of automotive parts and assemblies. Describe a part in plain engineering language and get a CAD model checked against engineering rules, ready for engineering review. Built in-house by Miller Motor Company engineering, now in pre-release.

  • Runs on your own hardware
  • Local AI by default
  • Pre-release
  • Linux

Demonstrations and evaluations are provided under a non-disclosure agreement.

GD Studio 3D model view of a demo multi-part assembly on a grid.
A demo assembly in the 3D model view.

GD Studio screenshot · pre-release, demo design

  • Plain-language requests

    Describe the part or assembly in engineering terms.

  • Parts & assemblies

    Single parts through multi-part assemblies with standard hardware.

  • Design rules

    Fastener and geometry rule results in every report.

  • Stress analysis

    Static stress analysis with visual results.

  • CAD exchange

    Standard STEP, STL and glTF files.

  • Your choice of AI

    A local model by default; cloud models optional.

Miller Motors logo: the wolf emblem above the wordmark and the tagline Onward to Glory

The company

Restoring the spirit of navigating Earth

To design, build, and manufacture personal transportation solutions that restore the spirit of navigating Earth.

Miller Motor Company mission

Miller Motor Company LLC is based in Boston, Massachusetts. We design, build and manufacture single-passenger battery electric vehicles for adults aged 18 to 44, and we build the engineering software to make them.

Mark Miller

Founder & Prime Architect

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