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  • PACE 2022: Rebates and dealer gifts for Harley-Davidson Sportster S and Pan America 1250

    PACE 2022: Rebates and dealer gifts for Harley-Davidson Sportster S and Pan America 1250

    There is American iron on display at PACE 2022, happening this weekend at Setia City Convention Centre. Front and centre are the 2021 Harley-Davidson (H-D) Sportster S and Pan America, and there are rebates and gift packages on offer with test rides available on site.

    Coming with H-D’s new Revolution Max V-twin, the Pan America is a new direction for H-D, marking its entry into the adventure-touring motorcycle market. Every purchase of a Pan America during PACE 2022 will come with a free top box.

    In addition, every Sportster S and Pan America purchased during the course of PACE 2022 includes a dealer gift package worth RM5,000 as well as a RM2,000 voucher.

    A booking fee of only RM500 is required for any 2021 H-D motorcycle during PACE. As well as motorcycles, attendees at 2022 PACE can purchase H-D merchandise with discounts of up to 50%.

     
     
  • PACE 2022: Rebates and gifts for purchase of BMW Motorrad bikes and scooters at PACE this weekend

    PACE 2022: Rebates and gifts for purchase of BMW Motorrad bikes and scooters at PACE this weekend

    Head over to PACE 2022, happening the weekend of 19-20 March at Setia City Convention Centre for deals on BMW Motorrad motorcycles and scooters. On the BMW Motorrad stand is the 2021 BMW Motorrad R1250GS 40th Anniversary, priced at RM126,500.

    Purchase of the R1250 GS 40th Anniversary will come with a free original BMW Motorrad crash bar worth RM2,200. The R1250 GS is arguably the world’s premier adventure-touring motorcycle, with a heritage going back four decades.

    Also on the BMW Motorrad stand at Pace 2022 is the R18 Edition, with the largest boxer engine BMW Motorrad has ever produced. Built in Berlin, Germany, the R18 First Edition, priced at RM149,500, comes with a RM10,000 rebate if purchased at PACE.

    If you’re in mind for something practical to ride around the city, take a look at the BMW Motorrad C400X scooter, on display at PACE. There is a single unit available and purchase of the C400X at PACE will come with a free battery charger worth RM660.

     
     
  • Harley-Davidson 350 cc motorcycle nears production?

    Harley-Davidson 350 cc motorcycle nears production?

    A filing with the US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) indicates the rumoured small displacement motorcycle from Harley-Davidson (H-D) is coming closer to production. The bike is a collaboration between H-D and Chinese motorcycle manufacturer QianJiang, which also makes bikes for other brands, notably Benelli and its own brand QJ, represented in Malaysia by MForce Bike Holdings.

    As reported by motorcycle.com, vehicle identification number (VIN) documents submitted to the NHTSA by QianJiang show a sample VIN code with the prefix “1HD”. Since QianJiang’s official VIN code begins with the letters “LBB”, this anomaly raises some questions.

    Harley-Davidson 350 cc motorcycle nears production?

    The prefix 1HD is assigned to H-D, and its usage in a QianJiang document seems to indicate the project, first announced with a possible market release date of 2020, seems to be proceeding. Added to this is the following number identifier “4”, which is the VIN code for a middle weight motorcycle with a displacement of between 351 to 900 cc displacement, and signs are H-D is adding a small displacement motorcycle to its range.

    H-D has tried entering the small bike market before, with the Street series of cruisers in 500 and 750 cc displacements. The last official statement from H-D about its partnership with QianJiang was in a statement to the US Securities and Exchange Commission saying, “to date, the Company has not yet launched a premium low displacement motorcycle through this collaboration due to regulatory requirements, among other factors.”

     
     
  • Ducati posts record RM284 million profit in 2021

    Ducati posts record RM284 million profit in 2021

    Despite the pandemic in 2020 and 2021, Ducati posted a record 61 million euro (RM284.18 million) operating profit on a turnover of 878 million euro (RM4.09 billion). This is on top of a record 59,447 motorcycles delivered to customers worldwide in 2021, a 24% increase in unit sales over 2020 and 12% in 2019.

    In terms of revenue, the 878 million euro number is an increase of 30% over 2020’s figure of 676 million (RM3.15 billion) and 23% over 2019’s 716 million euro (RM3.33 billion). Profitably for the Borgo Panigale motorcycle manufacturer showed a stellar increase of 154% over 2020’s posted 24 million euro (RM111.8 million).

    Ducati posts record RM284 million profit in 2021

    2020 also saw Ducati expand its dealer network with 84 new locations, with a total of 790 dealers in over 90 countries. In terms of employee numbers, 2021 saw Ducati crossing the 1,900 employee headcount for the first time.

    Going forward, Ducati will be focusing efforts on electric mobility, with a contract to supply bikes for the FIM Enel MotoE World Cup. Meanwhile, racing efforts in MotoGP and WSBK will continue while its consumer motorcycle range now includes the Ducati Desert X, a mid-range enduro bike.

     
     
  • 2022 Honda RS-X vs Yamaha Y16ZR Malaysian review

    2022 Honda RS-X vs Yamaha Y16ZR Malaysian review

    For Malaysia, the Supercub market category is interesting, falling in that space between kapchai and motorcycle. Case in point is the Yamaha Y16ZR (RM10,888) and the Honda RS-X (RM9,550), offerings from Malaysia’s top two bike distributors, Hong Leong Yamaha Motor and Boon Siew Honda.

    Competition in the Supercub segment is fierce, with challengers to the crown including the recently launched Suzuki Raider R150 Fi (RM8,173), the Benelli RFS150i (RM7,488) and the Sym VF3i 185 (RM9,338). But head and shoulders above the rest in terms of market popularity is the Yamaha Y15ZR (RM8,168), followed by the Honda R150R (RM8,299), with places now usurped by the Y16ZR and RS-X.

    As to what defines a supercub, well, that would be the gearbox. Typically kapchais use an automatic gearbox, usually a rotary type with centrifugal clutch that allows you to cycle through the gears in a sequential fashion.

    2022 Honda RS-X vs Yamaha Y16ZR Malaysian review

    Supercubs use proper motorcycle manual gearboxes and lever operated manual clutch, with a shift down to first gear, then going up through neutral before entering second and so on. So, with full-sized motorcycle tech, but styling typically underbone, the supercubs offer something neither motorcycles nor kapchais do.

    If you need to ask, that something is speed and acceleration, which is what makes two-wheelers so much damn fun in the first place. Coupled with the light weight of an underbone motorcycle, but with a proper motorcycle engine and gearbox, supercubs are beloved of that very special category of the Malaysian motorcyclist, the mat rempit.

    What we have with us for this review is the recently launched RS-X, and its market competition in this price category, the Yamaha Y16ZR. Read on to find out which supercub does what, and how well it does it.

    Read the compare of the Yamaha Y16ZR and Honda RS-X after the jump.

     
     
  • Michelin launches Road 6 sports-touring bike tyre for Malaysia – 10% more tyre life, 15% more wet grip

    Michelin launches Road 6 sports-touring bike tyre for Malaysia – 10% more tyre life, 15% more wet grip

    Superseding the Road 5 is the Michelin Road 6 sports-touring motorcycle tyre. While the Road 5 was known for its performance in the wet, Michelin has upped the ante with improvements in tyre life and wet grip in its symmetric tread design.

    Of primary concern to bike riders is wet grip and the Road 6 provides 15% more adhesion in wet road conditions than the Road 5. This is due to the 100% silica compound that warms up faster in cool weather conditions.

    Michelin launches Road 6 sports-touring bike tyre for Malaysia – 10% more tyre life, 15% more wet grip

    Adding to the performance of the Road 6 is Michelin’s Water Evergrip tread design. As the tyre wears down, the grooves in the tyre expand thereby increasing the groove ratio and promoting water expulsion.

    For tyre life, Michelin uses its 2CT+ technology tread compound. With a dual-compound construction in the Road 6, Michelin claims 10% more tyre life than the Road 5, the harder under layer of tread rubber maintaining rigidity during cornering, whereas the softer upper layer in contact with the road offering good grip and high mileage.

    Rounding the list of improvements for the Michelin Road 6 is the Premium Touch design that allows for graphics and lettering on the sidewalls to stand out. This exclusive technology uses micro geometry to create texture, which in-turn allows it to modulate contrast and create shades of grey to highlight the tyre markings and give an attractive finish.

    Carcass construction for the Road 6 uses Michelin’s Radial X Evo technology with 90-degree plies on the crown of the tyre ensuring a wide footprint giving high grip levels, both in a straight line and at lean angles. The sidewalls of the new generation of Radial X Evo tyres use a special ply fold that provides even more flexibility and greater comfort at high speed.

     
     
  • Husqvarna Norden 901 in Malaysia, priced at RM100k?

    Husqvarna Norden 901 in Malaysia, priced at RM100k?

    Here’s a first look at the 2022 Husqvarna Norden 901 in Malaysia, with an indicative price tag of around RM100,000 pending approval. Currently pending VTA certification, the Norden 901 will only be available as a CBU motorcycle with a very limited quantity for sale in Malaysia with information having it at around 10 units and we must say, the Norden 901 looks a lot better in real life than it does in photos or video.

    As Husqvarna’s first foray into the large displacement adventure-touring motorcycle market, the Norden 901 shares its DNA with parent company KTM’s 890 Adventure. Power comes from a liquid-cooled, DOHC parallel-twin displacing 889 cc that produces 105 hp at 8,000 rpm and 100 Nm of torque at 6,500 rpm.

    Tipping the scales at 204 kg without fuel and 19-litres of fuel carried low on the bike aside the engine, the Norden 901 belies its weight with a short spin proving it has both the handling and power to spare for the dedicated adventure-touring rider. The 21-inch front wheel and 18-inch rear indicate the Norden 901 is biased more towards the off-road side of things, as opposed to being a road-going mile muncher.

    Twin four-piston callipers with 320 mm diameter brake discs stop the front wheel while the rear wheel gets a two-piston calliper with 260 mm disc. Bosch 9.1 ME cornering ABS is standard, coming with an offroad mode and can be disengaged for true offroad riding, as is three ride modes – Street, Rain and Offroad – with Explorer mode being an optional extra.

    Suspension is done with a 43 mm diameter WP Apex upside-down fork in front, fully adjustable for compression, rebound and preload, while the rear end of the Norden 901 is held up with a AP Apex monoshock, adjustable for rebound and preload. A TFT-LCD display is found inside the cockpit, while riding conveniences include a charging socket in the front cowl and cruise control while the windshield is non-adjustable.

     
     
  • Suzuki Raider R150 Fi Azlan Shah edition, RM11,988

    Suzuki Raider R150 Fi Azlan Shah edition, RM11,988

    If you’re liking the looks of the recently launched 2022 Suzuki Raider R150 Fi but want something a little special, take a look atet eh Suzuki Raider R150 Fi Azlan Shah edition. This limited edition Raider F150 Fi will be available for public sale soon through Suzuki Malaysia’s dealer network, priced at RM11,988 excluding road tax, insurance and registration.

    Developed jointly between Suzuki Malaysia, motorcycle racer Azlan Shah Kamaruzaman and Amitec will have a limited production run of only 300 units. Each Azlan Shah edition Raider F150 Fi will be numbered and orders can be placed with authorised Suzuki dealers.

    As can be seen in the photos, special graphics adorn the Raider F150 Fi Azlan Shah edition, including Azlan’s race number 25. Completing the build are accessories from Racing Boy, giving the bike that Malaysian Cub Prix racer look.

    Suzuki Raider R150 Fi Azlan Shah edition, RM11,988

    These include the brake and clutch hydraulic master pumps, grips, bar guards, mirrors and side stand. Suspension use a monoshock with compression adjustment while the brake hoses are stainless steel braided items.

    According to an Amitec representative, the seating position on the special edition Raider was done in accordance with input from Azlan Shah. The mechanicals remain untouched, with the single-cylinder DOHC mill putting out 18.2 hp at 8,500 rpm, mated to a six-speed gearbox.

     
     
  • Boon Siew Honda Malaysia updates 2022 small bike price list, range starting from RM4,312 to RM12,999

    Boon Siew Honda Malaysia updates 2022 small bike price list, range starting from RM4,312 to RM12,999

    For 2022, Boon Siew Honda Malaysia has updated its small motorcycle and scooter price list. The price list is effective March 11, 2022 and is for recommended retail pricing, excluding road tax, insurance and registration while a two-year or 20,000 km warranty against manufacturing defects is inclusive.

    Boon Siew Honda defines the small motorcycle category as two-wheelers below 250 cc and currently includes twelve models in the catalogue. For the evergreen Honda EX5 Limited Edition, retail pricing is RM5,198, while the cheapest Honda two-wheeler in Malaysia is the Wave Alpha at RM4,312 – reduced from the 2020 price of RM4,339 – for the spoked wheel model with the cast alloy wheel version has no change in price at RM4,589.

    Boon Siew Honda Malaysia updates 2022 small bike price list, range starting from RM4,312 to RM12,999

    Moving up the displacement range we have the Dash 125 double disc and Repsol versions kapchai, priced at RM6,299 and RM6,499, respectively. This is unchanged from the Dash 125’s 2018 launch price.

    Coming to the two range topping kapchai machines in Boon Siew Honda’s catalogue, we have the RS150R and the recently launched RS-X. This supercub duo is priced at RM8,299 (2016 launch price RM8,213.94) and RM9,550, respectively.

    Boon Siew Honda Malaysia updates 2022 small bike price list, range starting from RM4,312 to RM12,999

    Moving to Boon Siew’s scooter lineup, we have the Honda BeAT at RM5,765 and the Vario at RM7,499. At launch at the end of 2020, the updated BeAT with larger fuel tank was priced at RM5,555, while the Vario was tagged at RM7,199 at launch in 2018.

    Rounding out the 2022 Malaysian small bike range from Boon Siew Honda are the ADV150 adventure scooter and CBR150R sportsbike. The ADV150 is priced at RM11,999 while the CBR150R goes for RM12,999, an increase of RM500 over the launch price of RM12,499.

     
     
  • All systems go for 2022 Petronas Malaysian Cub Prix

    All systems go for 2022 Petronas Malaysian Cub Prix

    After two truncated seasons in 2020 and 2021 due to the Covid-19 pandemic, it’s all systems go for the 2022 Petronas Malaysian Cub Prix. Racing begins the weekend of March 12 and 13 at Sepang International Circuit and public admission to the grandstand is free in accordance with standard operating procedures.

    All eyes are on the top CP150 class, with former champion Khairul Idham Pawi returning to his roots in cub prix racing after competing with Petronas Sprinta Racing. Khairul, popularly known as SuperKIP, announced his retirement from racing during the 2020 Moto3 season and will be riding for SCK Honda Racing.

    All systems go for 2022 Petronas Malaysian Cub Prix

    Meanwhile, 2021 Malaysian Cub Prix CP150 champion Azroy Hakeem Anuar of Honda Yuzy Idemitsu Team will defend his title with the Honda recently launched Honda RS-X 150. “My goal this year will be to defend my title,” said Azroy, “with the RS-X replacing the RS150R, we aim to win not only the rider’s title but also the team championship.”

    In the CP125 class, defending champion Mohd Adib Rosley is not expecting things to be easy but will be aiming for a hat trick. “I think competition will be fierce this year,” words echoed by team manager Gary Pang of YY Pang Racing. “We intend to be on the top step of the championship. It will not be easy but we have the experience from previous championships.”

     
     
  • 2022 Yamaha Neo’s electric scooter in detail

    2022 Yamaha Neo’s electric scooter in detail

    Shown a week ago, here are the details on the 2022 Yamaha Neo’s electric scooter (e-scooter). Designed for Europe’s 3.35 hp (2.25 kW) AM licence class, the Neo’s is a “50 cc equivalent” e-scooter for short trips in and around town.

    Power for the Neo’s comes from a direct-drive hub-mounted electric motor and Yamaha’s high energy density 50.4V/19.2Ah lithium-ion battery. Weighing 8 kg, a single 1 kW/h battery pack gives the Neo’s approximately 37 km of range with charge time taking eight hours on domestic current.

    The battery pack is located under the seat with 27-litres of storage space available, accommodating an open-face helmet. With an optional second battery pack installed, space is reduced but range of the Neo’s is effectively doubled.

    Standard on the Neo’s are two ride modes – Standard and Eco – with power rated at 2.06 kW at 40 km/h in Standard mode. Switching to Eco mode, available power is 1.58 kW at 30 km/h and top speed is limited to 35 km/h, giving a theoretical maximum range of 38.5 km.

    2022 Yamaha Neo’s electric scooter in detail

    With many European cities contemplating or in the process of banning internal combustion engines from urban centres, the Neo’s eliminates the mechanical noise associated with gears, belt drives and chains, making it exceptionally quiet. From testing, the Neo’s noise output measured 55 dB from seven metres away, compared to 71 dB for its combustion equivalent.

    In terms of design, aside from electric power, the Neo’s follows traditional scooter design language, with large step-through floorboard and 13-inch wheels. Full LED lighting is used and the LCD instrument panel allows connectivity to the Yamaha MyRide app showing battery life, charging status, location and other information.

     
     
  • 2022 Ducati Panigale V4 SP2, ultimate track weapon

    2022 Ducati Panigale V4 SP2, ultimate track weapon

    Furthering the range of its four-cylinder superbikes, Ducati has released the 2022 Ducati Panigale V4 SP2. The Panigale V4 SP2 is intended for the racetrack with lightweight components and a special “Winter Test” livery.

    With the ‘SP’ standing for Sport Production, the V4 SP2 comes with an even more powerful braking system, racing footpegs and various carbon-fibre components. A kit for track use is supplied, which includes billet aluminium caps for the removal of rear-view mirrors, kit for removing the license plate holder and open carbon clutch cover.

    The Panigale V4 SP2’s 1,103 cc, Desmosedici Stradale V-four engine is derived from Ducati’s MotoGP efforts. In SP trim the V4 SP2 delivers 215.5 hp at 13,000 rpm, a power increase of 1.5 hp over the 2021 Panigale V4 with 123.6 Nm of torque at 9,500 rpm.

    A variable length intake system, dedicated gear-by-gear torque curves and four different Power Modes – Full, High, Medium, Low – along with new dedicated mapping improve throttle response on the track. Power is fed into an STM-EVO SBK dry clutch with 520 chain to reduce driveline drag and engine braking response can be customised by using different secondary springs.

    5-split spoke carbon wheels are fitted to the Panigale V4 SP2, 1.4 kg lighter than the aluminium forged units of the Panigale V4 S. Benefits include a reduction in inertia by 26% in front and 46% at the rear, aside from the increased agility and ability to change direction.

    As can be expected from Borgo Panigale’s track weapon, Brembo supplies Stylema R four-piston radial-mount brake callipers, clamping 330 mm semi-floating discs. A self-bleeding Brembo MCS 19.21 master cylinder controls force on the front discs, and Bosch Cornering ABS EVO is standard equipment.

    2022 Ducati Panigale V4 SP2, ultimate track weapon

    Ohlins supplies the suspension for the V4 SP2 with electronically controlled 125 mm travel Ohlins NPX25/30 racing derived fork at the front and Ohlins TTX36 monoshock at the rear, coupled with an Ohlins electronic steering damper. The the suspension uses second generation of Ohlins Smart EC 2.0 with OBTI (Objective Based Tuning Interface) logic that gives intuitive suspension adjustment.

    On the SP2, the GPS module is supplied as standard, allowing activation of the automatic Lap Time function. Adding the optional Slick Ducati Performance Software, the V4 SP2 traction control accommodates slick and rain tyres as well as coordinates of five different tracks and five additional customisable riding modes.

    Weight for the V4 SP2 is claimed to be 194.5 kg wet and the single seat height is set at 850 mm. The 2022 Ducati Panigale V4 SP2 will be available to the public for order from March 2022.

     
     
  • 2022 Suzuki GSX-S150 and GSX-R150 in Malaysia, priced at RM10,289 and RM11,329, respectively

    2022 Suzuki GSX-S150 and GSX-R150 in Malaysia, priced at RM10,289 and RM11,329, respectively

    Alongside the Suzuki Raider R150 Fi, Suzuki Malaysia launched the 2022 Suzuki GSX-S150 AND GSX-R150, priced at RM10,289 and RM11,329, respectively excluding road tax, insurance and registration. Colour options for blue and white for the GSX-S150 and red and blue for the GSX-R150.

    The GSX-S150, as per Suzuki’s naming nomenclature, is a naked sports while the GSX-R150 is a full-fairing sportsbike. Both bikes come with Suzuki’s smart key for keyless starting.

    Specifications for Suzuki’s pair of small displacement motorcycles are otherwise the same with power coming from a single-cylinder, liquid-cooled DOHC mill displacing 147.3 cc, mated to a six-speed gearbox. The mill produces 19 hp at 10,500 rpm and 14 Nm of torque at 9,000 rpm, fed by EFI.

    2022 Suzuki GSX-S150 and GSX-R150 in Malaysia, priced at RM10,289 and RM11,329, respectively

    For suspension the GSX-150 comes with telescopic forks in front and monoshockl at the rear, while braking is with single hydraulic discs front and rear with ABS omitted. Meanwhile rim sizing is 17-inches, fitted with 90/80 front tyre and 130/70 rear.

    Equipment fit out on the GSX-1`50 includes LED headlight and 11-litres of fuel is carried in the tank. The GSX-R150 weighs in at 135 kg while the GSX-S150 tips the scales at 133 kg, while seat height for the GSX-S150 and GSX-R150 is identical at 785 mm.

    GALLERY: 2022 Suzuki GSX-S150 Malaysia


    GALLERY: 2022 Suzuki GSX-R150 Malaysia

     
     
  • 2022 Suzuki Raider R150 Fi Malaysian launch, RM8,173

    2022 Suzuki Raider R150 Fi Malaysian launch, RM8,173

    Much awaited by Suzuki motorcycle fans in Malaysia is the “Belang”, or 2022 Suzuki Raider R150 Fi, priced at RM8,173, excluding road tax, insurance and registration. Known as the Satria 150 Fi in neighbouring Indonesia, the Raider R150 Fi is the Belang replacement fans have awaited since the change of distributorship for Suzuki in Malaysia two years ago.

    The Raider R150 Fi is powered by a single-cylinder, liquid-cooled, DOHC four-valve, Euro 4 compliant mill displacing 147.3 cc. Power is claimed to be 18.2 hp at 10,000 rpm and peak torque rated at 13.8 Nm at 8,500 rpm with fuelling by EFI.

    Versi BM: Suzuki Raider R150 Fi dilancar untuk pasaran Malaysia

    For comparison, the Honda RS-X (RM8,688) gets 15.8 hp and 13.6 Nm of torque while the Yamaha Y15ZR (RM8,168) is rated at 15.4 hp and 13.8 Nm of torque. Power from the engine goes through a six-speed gearbox and chain final drive.

    Other competition in this market segment for the Suzuki Raider R150 Fi locally are the Honda RS150R (RM8,299) and the Yamaha Y16ZR (RM10,888). As well as the aforementioned, the Raider R150Fi goes up against the Benelli RFS150i priced at RM7,488 and SYM VF3i 185 Pro V3, listed at RM9,338.

    2022 Suzuki Raider R150 Fi Malaysian launch, RM8,173

    Suspension is with telescopic forks in front while the rear end of the Raider R150 Fi is propped up with a preload-adjustable monoshock. Braking is done with hydraulic discs brakes front and rear, while tyre sizing is 70/90-17 front and 80/90-17 rear.

    Weight for the Raider R150 Fi is 109 kg with 4-litres of fuel in the tank and seat height is set at 765 mm. Colour choices for Raider 150 Fi in Malaysia are and stocks are available mid- to end-March at all authorised Suzuki Malaysia dealers.

     
     
  • Gogoro shows solid-state lithium ceramic battery

    Gogoro shows solid-state lithium ceramic battery

    In a world’s first, Gogoro has unveiled a solid-state lithium ceramic battery prototype for use in electric two-wheelers. Jointly developed by Gogoro and Prologium Technology, the new battery prototype is designed be compatible with Gogoro’s existing vehicles and its battery swapping network.

    The new solid-state lithium ceramic batteries are expected to replace traditional lithium-ion batteries with greater power density. Gogoro estimates that its solid-state batteries will increase capacity of current lithium batteries by 140% or greater, from 1.7 kWh to 2.5 kWh.

    Gogoro shows solid-state lithium ceramic battery

    This move is driven by Gogoro’s extensive battery swapping platform in Taiwan becoming the de facto battery swapping standard for two-wheel vehicles there with a 95% take up rate. Gogoro has over 10,000 battery swapping GoStations at over 2,300 locations, with 450,000 riders performing 340,000 daily battery swaps.

    “As leading global battery innovators, Gogoro and ProLogium have partnered to jointly design solid state battery prototypes that integrate with Gogoro’s battery swapping network and two-wheel vehicles,” said Vincent Yang, founder and CEO of ProLogium Technology. “Solid state battery technologies present a new phase in the future of electric vehicles, and we look forward to advancing this Gogoro prototype battery into a commercial offering in the future.”

     
     
 
 
 

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Last Updated Apr 18, 2024