Lvneng, the China-based electric micro-mobility manufacturer most known for its bikes, announced the 'NCE-S' electric scooter. This scooter has a traditional design with the bulk of the parts being placed under the rider's seat to help with ergonomics and stability. The NCE-S also features a generous amount of under-seat storage next to the two LG 72-volt batteries, which is convenient for delivery drivers and commuters.
According to Lvneng, the NCE-S delivers performance equitable to a 125cc motorscooter. This scooter outputs a top speed of 56 mph, a maximum range of 56 miles per charge, and incredibly fast acceleration for its size. In fact, Lvneng stated that the bike can drive its first 100 meters in just 1.6 seconds. The NCE-S also includes a smart display with similar features to other Lvneng vehicles, such as current speed, remaining battery, mileage, and the ability to connect to a mobile phone.
Performance-Focused Electric Scooters
Lvneng's 'NCE-S' Scooter is Equivalent to a 125cc Ride
Trend Themes
1. Electric Micro-mobility - Opportunity for disruptive innovation in developing more powerful and efficient electric scooters and bikes.
2. Performance Equivalence - Opportunity for disruptive innovation in creating electric vehicles with performance levels typically seen in gas-powered vehicles.
3. Smart Displays - Opportunity for disruptive innovation in developing more advanced and intuitive displays for electric mobility devices.
Industry Implications
1. Electric Vehicle Manufacturing - With the growing trend of electric micro-mobility, there is an opportunity for companies to innovate and compete in the market.
2. Delivery Services - Electric scooters and bikes with increased power and range could disrupt the current model of delivery services by providing more efficient and environmentally friendly transportation options.
3. Smartphone Manufacturing - As electric mobility devices become more advanced and connected, there could be an opportunity for smartphone manufacturers to develop software and applications to better integrate these devices with mobile phones.