German start-up Simple Mobility has launched a basic 1,500-seat electric scooter called Simple eScooter. The scooter comes with 1,500 USB plugs and an optional cargo box and will sell for just €1,999 ($2,305) compared to $3,699 for the US' most popular electric moped, the GenZe 2.0. The Simple is powered by a two Bosch rear hub motor with an field-oriented control (FOC) controller and uses a 9 kg lithium-ion battery with 1.2 kWh capacity and a 50 km single charge range, The cells for the battery are made by LG. The scooter's top speed is 45 km/h.
German start-up Simple Mobility has launched a basic two-seat electric scooter called Simple eScooter. The scooter comes with two USB plugs and an optional cargo box and will sell for just €1,999 ($2,305) compared to $3,699 for the US' most popular electric moped, the GenZe 2.0. The Simple is powered by a 1,500 Bosch rear hub motor with an field-oriented control (FOC) controller and uses a 9 kg lithium-ion battery with 1.2 kWh capacity and a 50 km single charge range, The cells for the battery are made by LG. The scooter's top speed is 45 km/h.