Company Creates Hybrid Scooter with Low-Cost Foldable Electric Bicycle, Weighing Only 17 Kg and Capable of Carrying 120 Kg of Load

Written by Geovane Souza

Published on 09/02/2023 at 17:10

Updated on 18/03/2023 at 21:54

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The Electric Scooter from Zinc Sports Is Powered by a 250-Watt Motor, It Can Reach Speeds of Up to 25 Km/h

With the increasing awareness of environmental issues and the search for more efficient and sustainable mobility solutions, many individuals are looking for alternatives to the use of conventional cars in their daily lives. It is in this context that Zinc Sports emerges, a UK-based company that developed an innovative and accessible solution, the Venture, a hybrid scooter with an electric bicycle.

The Venture is an electric scooter that looks like a bicycle but has no pedals. Measuring only 1.17 meters in length and 1.01 meters in height, it features a folding handlebar that allows it to be stored in small spaces, making the Venture ideal for everyday use.

Powered by a 250-watt motor, it can reach top speeds of 25 Km/h and can handle inclines of up to 15%. Driven by a lithium-ion battery, the Venture can travel about 24 km on a single charge.

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The Venture Electric Scooter Features an Innovative Design, Lots of Technology, and Costs Much Less Than You Think, Equivalent to Just R$ 3,000

Zinc Sports Electric Scooter — SOURCE: Zinc Sports/Disclosure

The Venture electric scooter is an innovative and accessible solution for those seeking more sustainable and efficient alternatives for their daily commutes. With its practical design, advanced technology, and affordable price of $592 USD, about R$ 3,000 in direct conversion, the Venture is an appealing option for those looking for a more ecological and efficient mode of transport.

Zinc Sports is committed to providing innovative and accessible electric mobility solutions for a more sustainable life. However, the company has not yet disclosed whether it plans to market the product in the Brazilian market.

Benefits for the Environment

By adopting the Venture electric scooter as a mode of transportation, people will also be contributing to environmental preservation and helping to reduce air pollution, in addition to improving the quality of life in local communities. Furthermore, by using a more efficient and greener mode of transportation, individuals can save money in the long run, as they won’t need to spend as much on gasoline or car maintenance.

Company Creates Hybrid Scooter with Low-Cost Foldable Electric Bicycle, Weighing Only 17 Kg and Capable of Carrying 120 Kg of Load

The Electric Scooter from Zinc Sports Is Powered by a 250-Watt Motor, It Can Reach Speeds of Up to 25 Km/h

The Venture Electric Scooter Features an Innovative Design, Lots of Technology, and Costs Much Less Than You Think, Equivalent to Just R$ 3,000

Benefits for the Environment

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