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Yamaha to Showcase 3 New Electric Scooters at Tokyo Motor Show
Yamaha is all set to showcase three new electric scooters at the upcoming 46th edition of Tokyo Motor Show which will commence from October 24, 2019. Since major brands are planning to launch some of their best products at the upcoming show, Yamaha has officially revealed the images and other specif...
Yamaha is all set to showcase three new electric scooters at the upcoming 46th edition of Tokyo Motor Show which will commence from October 24, 2019. Since major brands are planning to launch some of their best products at the upcoming show, Yamaha has officially revealed the images and other specifications of their upcoming e-scooters that will revolutionize the eco-friendly commute around the world.
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Yamaha E01[/caption]
Coming to the three upcoming electric scooters from the brand, the portfolio will feature two concept e-scooters while the third one will be a production model. In terms of names, the brand has christened the new concept scooters as E01 and E02.
Featuring a maxi-scooter design, the former has been equipped with an ergonomic body design with a tall windscreen at the front as well as slick tyres with Bridgestone branding. In addition to this, the Yamaha E01 has been equipped with a longer single-seat saddle flowing towards the rear while the pillion backrest has been given a miss.
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Yamaha E02[/caption]
Coming to the Yamaha E02, one can easily recognise it as the toned-down version of the E01, as it features a shorter wheelbase while the body panels have also been offered a compact look as well as smaller wheels. The recent reports also suggest that the Yamaha E01 is as powerful as a 125cc scooter while the E02 will generate power equivalent to a 50cc engine.
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Yamaha E-Vino[/caption]
Coming to the last scooter, the brand has opted to base the electric vehicle on the Yamaha’s Vino scooter. Christened as E-Vino, the electric scooter features a retro design language with a circular headlamp as well as indicators.
The brand is expected to offer the Yamaha E-Vino with a removable battery for convenience of remote charging. In addition to this, the E-Vino can be operated in two power modes in addition to offering a boost function for better performance on inclined roads.
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Yamaha E01[/caption]
Coming to the three upcoming electric scooters from the brand, the portfolio will feature two concept e-scooters while the third one will be a production model. In terms of names, the brand has christened the new concept scooters as E01 and E02.
Featuring a maxi-scooter design, the former has been equipped with an ergonomic body design with a tall windscreen at the front as well as slick tyres with Bridgestone branding. In addition to this, the Yamaha E01 has been equipped with a longer single-seat saddle flowing towards the rear while the pillion backrest has been given a miss.
[caption id="attachment_528344" align="aligncenter" width="668"]
Yamaha E02[/caption]
Coming to the Yamaha E02, one can easily recognise it as the toned-down version of the E01, as it features a shorter wheelbase while the body panels have also been offered a compact look as well as smaller wheels. The recent reports also suggest that the Yamaha E01 is as powerful as a 125cc scooter while the E02 will generate power equivalent to a 50cc engine.
[caption id="attachment_528345" align="aligncenter" width="695"]
Yamaha E-Vino[/caption]
Coming to the last scooter, the brand has opted to base the electric vehicle on the Yamaha’s Vino scooter. Christened as E-Vino, the electric scooter features a retro design language with a circular headlamp as well as indicators.
The brand is expected to offer the Yamaha E-Vino with a removable battery for convenience of remote charging. In addition to this, the E-Vino can be operated in two power modes in addition to offering a boost function for better performance on inclined roads.
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Immanuel Raja is an Automotive Writer with 8 years of experience covering the Indian automotive landscape. He specializes in Electric Vehicles and Hybrid Technology, with particular expertise in battery systems, charging infrastructure, and the integration of alternative powertrains in Indian road conditions. Raja has extensively tested over 200 vehicles across various segments, from entry-level EVs to premium hybrids, developing nuanced insights into their performance on India's diverse and challenging roads. His analysis encompasses both technical specifications and practical ownership considerations that matter to Indian consumers, including charging accessibility, maintenance costs, and performance in extreme weather conditions. With a finger on the pulse of India's evolving automotive preferences, Raja delivers clear, factual assessments that help readers navigate the transition to electrified mobility in the context of India's unique market dynamics.
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