The C evolution e-scooter is part of BMW Motorrad's larger sustainable strategy

In 2012, BMW Motorrad started working in the field of electric mobility, and four years later, the German brand introduced this new electric scooter. Crafted in an eclectic lime green hue, this new two-wheeler is all set to take over American and European roads. The electric vehicle is available in two variants the Long Range version as well as the European one that meets the requirements for the A1 driving licence; both offer a range of 160 and 100 kilometres respectively.

The bike is powered by a new generation of 94 Ah batteries, which is seen in the BMW i3, and offers a longer range as compared to its contemporaries. The Long Range version offers a continuous output of 19 kW, which is almost 8 kW more than the concept model introduced earlier by the brand. The range has been significantly extended to approximately 160 kilometres with a top speed of 129 km/h. The other version for Europe with the A1 driving licence has an output of 11 kW with a range of 100 kilometres and a top speed of 120 km/h.

With the new paint finish in ionic silver metallic and electric green combination, the bike also features hints of blackstorm metallic colour. The Long Range one even has a new graphic added to the centre tunnel trim.

The C evolution debuts at the Mondial de L’Automobile in Paris this month. Along with the European countries, this luxe two-wheeler will be available in USA, Japan, South Korea and Russia.