For many, two-wheeled mobility remains a blend of physics and wizardry, offering entertainment, flexibility, and cultural adaptability. However, factors like rising disposable incomes, shrinking urban space, and increasing aspirations create gaps in existing vehicle architectures, leaving users with limited choices. This project begins with an intuitive approach, leveraging research methodologies to triangulate insights into a unique mobility solution. The result is a Gyrovélec—an enclosed, self-balancing two-wheeler designed to reduce manufacturing costs, material use, energy consumption, and space requirements while retaining the comfort and practicality of a car. The design aims to bridge the gap between two-wheeler efficiency and personal vehicle protection, offering a viable commuting and lifestyle solution. By addressing pressing user pain points, this project envisions a future-forward, cost-effective, and adaptable mode of transport that aligns with evolving urban mobility needs.