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2 clusters · 4 sources · 7 days · First seen 9 days ago · Last updated 2 days ago

Urban mobility and scooter market developments

Overview

The urban mobility market is seeing new product developments from major manufacturers, specifically focusing on electric and crossover scooters.

Xiaomi has adjusted pricing for its Electric Scooter 5, offering it at approximately 261 euros with a 60 km range. In the motorized segment, the Spanish brand Mitt introduced the Alto 125 as an affordable alternative to Honda models, while Honda launched the NS150XC crossover-style scooter featuring liquid-cooled engines and all-terrain tires.

Expanding into the electric commuter segment, Honda released the CUV e: in Japan. Designed to compete with 50cc to 125cc gasoline motorcycles, the vehicle utilizes a battery-swapping system with two Honda Mobile Power Pack e: batteries. While the base vehicle is priced at 200,200 yen, the total retail price including necessary chargers and batteries reaches 528,000 yen, though consumer costs may be offset by local government incentives and subsidies.

Entities

Honda · Mitt · Xiaomi

Timeline

2 days ago

[BUSINESS] 2 sources
Honda launches CUV e: electric scooter in Japan
Honda has launched the CUV e:, an electric scooter for the 50cc-125cc class, aiming to provide a competitive alternative to gasoline models through improved cost-performance and urban utility.
9 days ago

[BUSINESS] 2 sources
Xiaomi, Mitt, and Honda expand urban mobility options
Xiaomi, Mitt, and Honda are expanding urban mobility options with new scooter releases and price cuts, ranging from electric models to high-wheel and crossover motorized scooters.

Sources

bikejin.jp · diariomotor.com · mc-web.jp · muynegociosyeconomia.es