The electric scooter that can be seen on the domestic market can reach 30km/h, and the maximum range can only reach about 30km. Xiaoπ has recently discovered that an racing car -level electric scooter can reach 70km/h.
This racing-grade scooter is developed by the Segway team. Equipped with a super strong dual 1500W motor, with a peak power of 6000W. Compared with the GT1's maximum speed of 60km/h, the GT2's maximum speed can reach 70km/h, and the riding speed is 0~50km/h to accelerate in just 3.9 seconds. The gear shift knob design in 6 modes.
It is worth noting that the speed of 70km/h has reached the standard of electric motorcycles in China, and the maximum speed of electric scooters that can be seen on the domestic market can only reach 30km/h. So whether it is commuting or pursuing riding speed, you must wear a helmet when riding the SuperScooter GT.
In this high-speed driving state, safety guarantee is particularly important, not to mention that electric scooters are different from electric two-wheeler . Therefore, the SuperScooter GT series is equipped with a long wheelbase, low center of gravity and a widened riding deck to maintain riding stability at higher speeds. Even so, Xiao Pi still feels that this driving speed is completely unnecessary for an electric scooter.
GT series scooters are equipped with a high-performance battery of 1512Wh and a range of up to 90km. In configuration, advanced BMS system with 10 protection features, front and rear hydraulic brake with dual pistons and 5.5-inch ventilation disc . The entire vehicle uses an aviation-grade aluminum alloy frame made of extrusion technology, with a maximum effective load of 150KG.
It is understood that the SuperScooter GT series has been put into production at present. The final price of the GT1 is US$2999 (equivalent to RMB 20,000), and the GT2 is US$3999 (equivalent to RMB 27,000), and is expected to be delivered in August this year.
In China, electric scooters have always been a relatively difficult category to define and are not within the scope of the new national standards for electric vehicles. According to the new national standard, the maximum speed of electric bicycles is only 25km/h. If such 70km/h scooters really start flying on domestic streets, it is undoubtedly a great irony.
