There might be some substance under the claims that electric motorcycles are not ready to replace internal combustion models, but when it comes to scooters the answer is definitely yes. Nearly negligible running costs, no need for long range and more dynamic riding experience, make these twowheelers the hot topic for today’s commuters. As promised in our previous episode, today we will review the newest electric scooters and mopeds of 2021!
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Segway Ninebot eMoped C80: store.segway.com/ninebotemoped
Segway has built its reputation by manufacturing selfbalancing transporters, hoverboards, kick scooters and lately bikes. The next opportunity to be explored is a smart moped that can operate as a scooter Segway Ninebot eMoped C80.
Brekr: brekr.com/en
Clean to the point of being raw, minimalistic but properly equipped to comfortably ride through urban jungles. The Dutch Brekr was constructed around a lightweight yet strong aluminum frame with a motorcycle riding position.
Unu scooter: unumotors.com/en/press
Headquartered in Berlin, Unu Motors has been manufacturing electric scooters since 2014, offering a single model in three configurations. In 2020, Unu completely overhauled their scooter, giving it new Bosch hub motor with 2, 3 or 4 kiloWatt of peak output and either one or two high quality lithium Ion batterie with LG cells.
Garelli Ciclone: garelli.com/ciclone/
Garelli Ciclone is new electric scooter from the Italian Garelli, that is released in 6 modifications: Scout, Dark, Metal, Passion, Sport and a limited edition SIC58. The latter will see just 58 units produced with all sales proceeds going to Marco Simoncelli Foundation.
Ather 450X: atherenergy.com/450x
The Indian company Ather Energy markets their new generation 450X model both as a super scooter, as well as the smartest and quickest model in its segment. It gets a more powerful 8.2horsepower electric motor, propelling it to 25 mph in 3.3 seconds and producing maximum speeds of 50 mph. The motor is brought in motion by a larger 2.9kWh battery pack that now has smarter management system and boasts IP67 waterproof rating.
Askoll NGS: askollelectric.com/site/en/consumerescooterngs/
The Italian Askoll offers electric mobility solutions for the commercial, vehicle sharing and personal transportation markets. The brand’s most recent creation is the NGS scooter, that is available in three modifications and 3 color options.
SEAT MÓ eScooter 125: seat.com/casaseat/en/mo/escooter125.html
You know that a particular market segment is really hot, when it starts to attract attention of large, wellknown brands. This is happening with the Spanish Seat, who are venturing into unfamiliar business with their new MO eScooter model.
URBET Yadea CLine: urbet.es/producto/yadeacline/
The name of this Malagabased manufacturer should sound familiar to our loyal audience, as we have previously featured Urbet’s topranging bikes. This time our gaze is focused on the brand’s techsavvy and affordable everyday commuting escooter. The Yadea CLine has traditional bodywork design with streamlined curves and fullLED headlights.
Horwin EK3: horwin.eu/ek3
The Austrianbased importer of Chinese motorbikes, continues its transition to a fully fledged manufacturer. The inhouse developed CR6 electric motorcycle unveiled in 2019 is being joined by a vibrant Horwin EK3 scooter with universal appeal to any rider.
RedElectric: redelectric.fr/
With its new Eseries lineup, this French startup is ready to make a difference in the electric scooters’ world. The RedElectric’s trio boasts impressive ranges and power outputs, courtesy of the bespoke battery system with up to 4 interconnected packs and intelligent management.
Emos Wyld: emos.com.au/wyld
Modern electric scooter manufacturers do not mind exploring designs borrowed from other motorbike classes, so the Electric Mobility Solutions from Australia brings us a bobtail cruiser scooter. The Wyld uses a simple drivetrain.