Paris Motor Show: BMW C1-E All-Electric Scooter Study by BMW Motorrad
Geschreven op 26-9-2010 - Erik van Erne. Geplaatst in Agenda, Design, Vervoer en OV
The C1-E is BMW’s vision of what a safe, environmentally-friendly and highly practical single track vehicle for city traffic could look like in the future.
BMW Motorrad (BMW’s motorbike division) developed the C1-E study as a contribution to the European safety project eSUM. This study unit is based on the original BMW C1. It’s characterised by a very high level of active and passive safety and is driven by an electric motor.
The electric motor employed in the study runs on lithium-ion batteries and has been designed for city use and is based on components by the company Vectrix. Alternatively the vehicle could also be equipped with an efficient, low-emissions internal combustion engine. Safety features include a safety cell, roll-over bar and a seat-belt. The C1-E will remain a concept for now as there are no plans for production. Motor Authority
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BMW Motorrad BME E-Scooter
BMW Motorrad Concept Vehicle, the BME E-Scooter is a maxi-scooter prototype with a 100 kilometer range with the ability to overtake traffic on urban-speed highways.
A look at the inner workings of the BMW Motorrad Concept Vehicle. The BME E-Scooter is a maxi-scooter prototype with a 100 kilometer range with the ability to overtake traffic on urban-speed highways.