New Off-Road Electric Motorcycle Hits 116 Km/H, Capable of Traveling 193 Km On a Single Charge and Also Serving as a Mobile Charger Launched by Startup

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Published on 25/01/2023 at 16:53

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The Electric Motorcycle District Scrambler Stands Out in Many Aspects Like Its “Dual Personality”, Having Giant Performance Both on Asphalt and on Dirt Roads

The off-road world has been gifted with a new vehicle. This time, motorcycle enthusiasts will have the chance to own the electric motorcycle District Scrambler, extremely powerful, minimalistic, and with unique performance on dirt roads and asphalt, and the cherry on top: the electric motorcycle has a very large load and charging capacity, allowing it to travel 193 km per charge.

This off-road load and charging capacity is due to two removable 72V batteries that the electric motorcycle possesses, in addition to its super electric motor that generates 23 horsepower, reaching 116 km per hour at maximum power. The off-road electric motorcycle also features an adjustable seat, aluminum wheels, and tires adapted for off-road trails.

Scott Colosimo, the company’s founder, states that the off-road electric motorcycle with huge load and charging capacity was created to meet the demands of customers who were looking for more than a conventional motorcycle.

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In addition to all the load and charging capacity, an excellent motor, and off-road performance, the electric motorcycle has several riding modes, including the option to switch between four settings that minimize the motorcycle’s speed to save on battery.

The electric motorcycle is available in two versions, one that is adapted to be legally ridden on the streets and features an LED headlight, a rear light, and side indicators.

The motorcycle is available for sale and c can be purchased on the manufacturer’s website for US$ 7800, approximately R$ 40.3 thousand.

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More About the Off-Road Electric Motorcycle

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