New BMW C Evolution Electric Scooter

Meet the updated BMW C Evolution : The all electric scooter that now draws power from BMW i3’s battery

new-bmw-c-evolution-electric-scooter-2

Following the BMW Group’s sustainability strategy and parallel to BMW i in the automobile sector, BMW Motorrad moved into the field of electric mobility back in 2012, putting forward a convincing statement in the form of the C evolution e-scooter. BMW Motorrad has now unveiled the updated version of its electric scooter, the C Evolution. The electric scooter features new generation of batteries with a cell capacity of 94 Ah, as used in the current BMW i3.

Also Read: New BMW 740e and 740Le xDRIVE plug-in-hybrid variants introduced

new-bmw-c-evolution-electric-scooter-25

The new C evolution is available in two variants in future – the Long Range version and the European version that meets the requirements for the A1 driving licence. A new charge cable, with a smaller diameter, is now included as standard. New optional accessories such as the smartphone cradle also mean there are now many more ways to customise the BMW C evolution.

new-bmw-c-evolution-electric-scooter-22

The new C evolution Long Range gets continuous output of 19 kW (26 hp), 8 kW (11 hp) more than its predecessor, while the range has been significantly extended to approximately 160 kilometres. The top speed of this electric scooter is electronically limited to 129 km/h. In the A1 driving licence version (Europe only), the new C evolution has an output of 11 kW (15 hp). The range here is around 100 kilometres, with a top speed of 120 km/h.

Do check out: BMW G310R accessories : Here is what you can install on the motorcycle

new-bmw-c-evolution-electric-scooter-26

The new BMW C evolution also gets refined visual appearance. Both versions of the new C evolution are available in the new paint finish Ionic Silver metallic / Electric Green, combined with the contrasting colour Blackstorm metallic. A new graphic has also been added to the centre tunnel trim in the Long Range version.

Check out the new C evolution in a glance through the highlights below:

  • Innovative electric drive via drivetrain swing arm with liquid-cooled e‑motor, tooth belt and planetary gear.
  • Significantly increased range due to enlarged battery cell capacity of 94 Ah (previously 60 Ah).
  • Long Range version: 19 kW (26 hp) continuous output and 35 kW (48 hp) peak output. Top speed 129 km/h, range approx. 160 km.
  • A1 driving licence version (Europe only): 11 kW (15 hp) continuous output and 35 kW (48 hp) peak output. Top speed 120 km/h, range approx. 100 km.
  • Intelligent recuperation in coasting mode and when braking.
  • Standard charge cable with smaller diameter.
  • Short charging times possible.
  • Synergy effects with BMW automobiles and electrical safety according to car standards.
  • Hybrid chassis with agile handling due to low centre of gravity.
  • Powerful braking system with ABS.
  • Extensive range of standard features including multifunctional TFT instrument cluster, LED daytime running light, LED turn indicators, several riding modes, reverse assist and Torque Control Assist (TCA).
  • New paint finishes Ionic Silver metallic / Electric Green.
  • High-end details such as tinted windshield and colour seat seams.

Check out the electric scooter in detailed images below. Do let us know your views through the comments section below.

 

Leave a Comment

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Scroll to Top