Chinese Company Unveils Futuristic Electric Scooter With 200 km Range to Conquer Generation Z

Written by Valdemar Medeiros

Published on 22/12/2022 at 20:19

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Chinese ZEEHO Announces Its New Electric Scooter with Futuristic Design Focused on Generation Z. The Model Features a Range of 200 km and Removable Batteries.

ZEEHO, an innovative brand subsidiary of CFMOTO, was present at this year’s EICMA in Milan. In a press conference held in November at the Milan show, CFMOTO revealed the ZEEHO AE series electric scooters and the new electric scooter, Magnet Concept. The company is dedicated to urban mobility, focusing on better meeting the demands of the new Generation Z. Breaking conventions and developing infinite possibilities are the fundamental principles of ZEEHO.

Company Aims to Lead Mobility Trend with Its Electric Scooter

YouTube video — *ZEEHO MAGNET / AE6 / AE8 2023 | EICMA 2022*

The uneven symbol present in the logo reflects these concepts and challenges the new generation to take risks, be interactive, bold, and impactful. The company aims to lead the mobility and transportation trend. The product line is defined by three main guidelines: high-quality mobility for users who prioritize style and comfort, highcool mobility developed primarily for the urban jungle, and high-tech mobility that combines innovation, connectivity, and performance.

All of this contributes to leading the mobility trend to meet the demands of Generation Z, the younger generation deeply rooted in intelligence and technology. The company states that more than 10 new products will be launched within its line by 2025.

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Electric Scooter Focused on Generation Z Has a Range of 200 km

This is not just a scooter; the space shuttle-style body, functional wings, new lights, and smart dashboard make the model unique. Electricity is the core of the Magnet Concept. A complete set of removable lithium batteries can be seen on the model, showcasing cutting-edge technology.

The model can achieve acceleration from 0 to 50 km/h in just 2.5 seconds, reaching a top speed of 150 km/h. Its NEDC range is 200 km. The high-definition front and rear cameras support driver assistance devices. The high technology allows voice and touch control and connects with the ZEEHO APP.

The kinetic energy recovery of the electric scooter is adjustable and allows for unique acceleration control. The TCS and ABS provide a safer ride. The Magnet Concept model offers a user-focused experience driven by technology and intelligence, making it the perfect choice for urban mobility. The Magnet Concept and other electric models presented at the EICMA press conference will soon hit the global market. Prices have not yet been disclosed.

Peugeot Launches Electric Scooter Promising a Range of 112 km on a Single Charge

The French automaker announced the launch of its new e-Street Zone electric scooter, the second fully electric scooter manufactured by the automaker, during the Paris Motor Show, which took place from October 17 to 23.

Peugeot highlights that the new model will have the capacity to run 112 km on just one charge. The e-Street Zone will feature two removable batteries, a digital dashboard with smartphone connectivity, and a generous compartment under the seat.

The company has not provided details regarding power, torque, performance, and charging time. The electric scooter will be based on the Streetzone scooter, which features a gasoline engine of just 50 cm and is designed for short trips.

Chinese Company Unveils Futuristic Electric Scooter With 200 km Range to Conquer Generation Z

Chinese ZEEHO Announces Its New Electric Scooter with Futuristic Design Focused on Generation Z. The Model Features a Range of 200 km and Removable Batteries.

Company Aims to Lead Mobility Trend with Its Electric Scooter

Electric Scooter Focused on Generation Z Has a Range of 200 km

Peugeot Launches Electric Scooter Promising a Range of 112 km on a Single Charge

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Chinese Company Unveils Futuristic Electric Scooter With 200 km Range to Conquer Generation Z

Chinese ZEEHO Announces Its New Electric Scooter with Futuristic Design Focused on Generation Z. The Model Features a Range of 200 km and Removable Batteries.

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