Xiaomi, Mitt, and Honda expand urban mobility options

The urban mobility and scooter markets are seeing significant movement through new product releases and price adjustments. Xiaomi has reduced the price of its Electric Scooter 5, making it available for approximately 261 euros. The model features 10-inch tubeless tires, a 700W motor, and a range of up to 60 km.

In the motorized scooter segment, the Spanish brand Mitt has introduced the Alto 125, a high-wheel scooter positioned as a more affordable alternative to the Honda SH-125i. The Mitt Alto 125 offers 15 CV of power and includes features such as a standard storage trunk and blind-spot detection.

Additionally, Honda has launched the NS150XC, a crossover-style scooter designed for specific markets. This model features a 149.7 cc liquid-cooled engine, long-travel KYB suspensions, and all-terrain Maxxis tires, boasting a fuel consumption rate of 2.35 liters per 100 km.