BMW Boasts New Better-Range eScooters
BMW boots the range on its C Evolution e-scooter.
The new C evolution scooters from BMW will be unveiled at the Mondial de L'Automobile, in Paris next month.
The two models are the Long Range version and the European version, which meets the requirements for the A1 driving licence. Both feature new generation batteries, as used in the current BMW i3 electric car, significantly extending the range to 99 and 62 miles (160/100 kilometers) respectively.
A new charging cable with a smaller diameter is now included as standard. New optional accessories such as the smartphone cradle also mean there are now many more ways to customize the BMW C evolution.
In the new C evolution Long Range the continuous output is 19 kW (26 hp), some 8 kW (11 hp) more than in the predecessor model. The top speed is 80 mph (129 km/h electronically limited). The new European C evolution has an output of 11 kW (15 hp), with a top speed of 75 mph (120 km/h).
Both versions of the new C evolution are available in the new paint finish Ionic Silver metallic / Electric Green, combined with the contrasting Blackstorm metallic. A new graphic has also been added to the center tunnel trim in the Long Range version. Already available in Germany, France, Italy, Spain, the United Kingdom, Switzerland, Austria, the Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Portugal, Ireland and China, the C evolution is now also due to be launched in the USA, Japan, South Korea and Russia.
An overview of the highlights:
• Innovative electric drive via drivetrain swing arm with liquid-cooled e‑motor, tooth belt and planetary gear.
• Intelligent recuperation in coasting mode and when braking.
• Short charging times possible.
• Synergy effects with BMW automobiles and electrical safety according to car standards.
• Hybrid chassis with agile handling due to low center of gravity.
• Powerful braking system with ABS.
• Extensive range of standard features including multifunctional TFT instrument cluster, LED daytime running light, LED turn indicators, several riding modes, reverse assist and Torque Control Assist (TCA).
RECOMMENDED FOR YOU
This V8 Racecar Made to Dominate Pikes Peak Uses Welded Together Superbike Motors, and One Big Turbo
AGV’s Pure Carbon Fiber Pista GP RR Now Available In North America
Demand For BMW's New Small Off-Road Motorcycle In India Is So Crazy, They Stopped Orders
Actor Norman Reedus Just Took Quasi-Hipster ADV Gear To Mongolia
KTM Just Poached Another BMW Motorcycle Exec To Fix Its Rocky Ship
This City Just Banned New Combustion Two-Wheeler Registrations by 2028. Not Without Criticism
Fines Skyrocket For Truck Drivers Getting Stuck On This Popular Motorcycle Road