The newscooter Honda electric vehicle is the result of a partnership between the automaker and the Japanese retailer MUJI. This is the MS01, a model that already draws attention due to its modern and uncluttered design, as well as its more affordable price.
In this case, Honda chose to compose the scooter in question with just the basics to make it more practical, minimalist and, of course, cheaper. See below for more details about the MS01!
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Artistic and youthful look
The idea behind Honda's new MS01 is precisely that of a motorcycle for young people looking for practicality, comfort and low price. Thus, the automaker gathered basic resources to create it, which helped to keep the price range more accessible. In addition, the more artistic look, with a U-shaped body, is very attractive to the younger crowd in big cities.
Technical details
The new scooter has 17-inch tubeless tires and is adapted for different types of roads. In addition, it is equipped with a 400 W motor, which helps it reach a speed of up to 25 km/h. Another detail that draws attention is the regenerative energy system, with a set of pedals that will help with daily commuting, as well as cooperating so that there is no need to recharge it with frequency.
Finally, we also need to talk about the 48 V and 20 Ah lithium battery. This set of factors adds up to make the motorcycle more attractive for those looking for practicality in daily transport.
Furthermore, it is worth mentioning that the motorcycle is currently being sold only in China, at an average price of US$ 744 dollars, which, in direct conversion, is around R$ 4 thousand. Even the Chinese public should anticipate if they want to purchase the model, as only 5,000 units of this new scooter have been produced so far. However, the motorcycle's popularity is expected to encourage automakers to create low-cost, comfortable electric bikes.
