DangerMice
16th September 2011, 14:19
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"Although technical details remain scant, the electric scooter is claimed to have a "realistic" riding range of 100 kilometres between charges while matching the performance of regular "twist-and-go" maxi scooters, which typically take between five and six seconds to reach 100km/h from rest.
Charging requires a regular household power socket, which takes less than three hours to recharge when the battery is completely flat, according to BMW.
A concept wouldn’t be a concept without some visionary design features and the Concept e doesn’t disappoint. Instead of conventional rear mirrors, there are two video cameras integrated in the tail-light that project rearward traffic conditions via two LCD monitors in the cockpit alongside speed and other relevant information."
BMW's new electric scooter (http://www.stuff.co.nz/life-style/motoring/5630874/BMWs-electric-scooter)
What say you?
"Although technical details remain scant, the electric scooter is claimed to have a "realistic" riding range of 100 kilometres between charges while matching the performance of regular "twist-and-go" maxi scooters, which typically take between five and six seconds to reach 100km/h from rest.
Charging requires a regular household power socket, which takes less than three hours to recharge when the battery is completely flat, according to BMW.
A concept wouldn’t be a concept without some visionary design features and the Concept e doesn’t disappoint. Instead of conventional rear mirrors, there are two video cameras integrated in the tail-light that project rearward traffic conditions via two LCD monitors in the cockpit alongside speed and other relevant information."
BMW's new electric scooter (http://www.stuff.co.nz/life-style/motoring/5630874/BMWs-electric-scooter)
What say you?