The Two-Wheeled SUV: With Removable Battery and Car-Like Performance, Gogoro's New Electric Motorcycle Can Tackle Extremely Challenging Terrain!

The Two-Wheeled SUV: With Removable Battery and Car-Like Performance, Gogoro’s New Electric Motorcycle Can Tackle Extremely Challenging Terrain!

Written by Roberta Souza

Published on 01/11/2023 at 20:26

Foto: Divulgação/Gogoro

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The CrossOver SmartScooter Is a Chainless Electric Motorcycle with a Removable Battery That Promises to Revolutionize Electric Mobility

Electric motorcycles are rapidly evolving and are no longer just urban vehicles. Gogoro, a renowned Taiwanese mobility company, has taken a big step forward with its latest release, the CrossOver SmartScooter electric motorcycle. This electric motorcycle is designed to overcome challenges, going far beyond the typical urban environment.

Unlike most electric motorcycles primarily designed for urban areas, the CrossOver SmartScooter is built to handle more challenging terrains. With a reinforced structure and a ground clearance of 14.2 cm, this off-road electric motorcycle is ready to tackle obstacles. Its powerful 7.6 kW motor, along with a removable battery and liquid cooling, generates an impressive torque of nearly 20 Kgfm, although the maximum speed has yet to be disclosed.

New Electric Motorcycle Features Carbon Belt

One of the highlights of the CrossOver SmartScooter is its innovation in transmission. Instead of a conventional chain, Gogoro chose to add a low-maintenance carbon belt. This choice not only reduces maintenance but also improves the efficiency and durability of the electric motorcycle. The use of this belt represents a significant advancement in scooter technology.

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Connectivity and Safety Features

The CrossOver SmartScooter is not just about performance. It also offers advanced connectivity features, such as Bluetooth, app connectivity, and 4G (LTE) mobile network capability. These features allow you to stay connected, receiving real-time updates on the scooter’s status.

In terms of safety, the scooter is equipped with hydraulic disc brakes on both the front and rear wheels, ensuring effective braking. Additionally, it features a telescopic suspension fork and dual rear shock absorbers for greater comfort and stability, along with a removable battery. The 12-inch wheels provide traction and stability on rough terrain, while the LED headlight ensures visibility in all riding conditions.

Customization and Accessories

Another interesting feature of the CrossOver SmartScooter is its mounting system with 26 locking points for adding accessories, along with its removable battery capability. This allows for versatile customization. You can, for example, carry luggage strapped to the platform above the headlight or install an extra rack at the back. This flexibility is ideal to meet your personal transport needs.

The CrossOver SmartScooter from Gogoro will be available soon in Taiwan, which hosts the largest battery swap station network of the company. Taiwan is a strategic location for launching this off-road electric scooter, given its recharging infrastructure and growing interest in electric mobility.

Although the final price has yet to be revealed, the CrossOver SmartScooter promises to revolutionize the way we see electric scooters, making them more versatile and suitable for a variety of environments and riding styles. With its innovation in transmission, solid range, and advanced features, it represents the next exciting step in the evolution of electric mobility.

The Two-Wheeled SUV: With Removable Battery and Car-Like Performance, Gogoro’s New Electric Motorcycle Can Tackle Extremely Challenging Terrain!

The CrossOver SmartScooter Is a Chainless Electric Motorcycle with a Removable Battery That Promises to Revolutionize Electric Mobility

New Electric Motorcycle Features Carbon Belt

Connectivity and Safety Features

Customization and Accessories

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