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The Novus One Electric Motorcycle Has A Range Of 130 Km And Weighs Less Than A Pop. Although The Model Is Innovative And Has State-Of-The-Art Technology, The Price Is Still Out Of Reach For Brazilian Consumers
Still on the topic of Latin American Electric Vehicles, the event that took place last week in São Paulo confirms that the future is electric. However, there are still some hurdles to be resolved before this type of engine becomes popular: The price. Although common, this topic is not limited to electric four-wheeled vehicles. The new Novus One electric motorcycle, for example, which was initially presented as a concept, has a price of € 46,284, which, in direct conversion, is equivalent to R$ 290,000, more expensive than some electric cars sold in the country.
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For those who are interested, the new Novus One electric motorcycle is already in pre-sale and the first deliveries will begin in 2022. However, there are slim chances of the model reaching the Brazilian market. Despite its price, the model has many attractive features. The new electric motorcycle weighs only 75 kg, almost 12 kg less than the famous Pop 110i.
All the design details of the model also attract attention for combining a minimalist and clean style simultaneously. According to the brand, the model will be handcrafted, which further enhances the concept of a premium electric motorcycle. In addition, the two-wheeled vehicle uses ultra-light and premium materials, all carefully thought out to reduce weight, surpassing the lightness of a Pop.
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Among the materials used in the Novus One electric motorcycle is carbon fiber, a component seen in supercars and concepts. The material is present in the chassis, wheels, swingarm, and telescopic fork.
24.5 Horsepower And Incredible Range
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Novus One (Photo: Disclosure) 
The model has 24.5 hp of power (Photo: Disclosure) The electric motorcycle has a power of 18 kW, which is equivalent to 24.5 horsepower. This way, its maximum torque reaches 2.1 kgf,m. This setup allows the motorcycle to accelerate from 0 to 50 km/h in just 3 seconds and its top speed is 130 km/h.
The Novus One has a range of 130 km, which may vary according to the driving mode, divided into three categories: Base, God, and Super. To make all this possible, the model comes with a 4.3 kWh lithium-ion battery and has a fast charging system that can charge 80% of the vehicle’s battery in just half an hour.
In addition to being lighter than a Pop, the electric motorcycle also has compact dimensions. In total, it measures 184 cm in length, 94 cm in height, and 76 cm in width. Thus, the Novus One has a load capacity of up to 110 kg, without the option to carry a second person as a passenger.
Valdemar MedeirosGraduated in Journalism and Marketing, he is the author of over 20,000 articles that have reached millions of readers in Brazil and abroad. He has written for brands and media outlets such as 99, Natura, O Boticário, CPG – Click Petróleo e Gás, Agência Raccon, among others. A specialist in the Automotive Industry, Technology, Careers (employability and courses), Economy, and other topics. For contact and editorial suggestions: valdemarmedeiros4@gmail.com. We do not accept resumes!
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