A review but no mention of how to charge it out how fast it charges and his long it takes to charges with different types of chargers? Was this a joke!
Any scooter than can travel up to 28mph can be ridden by 16-year-old plus after taking a CBT (unless you passed your car license before 2001 then no need) ANY bike or scooter that can go faster than and up to the equivalent of a 125cc then EVERYONE needs a CBT or a full bike license. L plates need to fitted depending on which license you have.
good video....i think price is not to bad(german quality) considering some ebikes can cost towards that price also if it takes a car off the rd win win only reservation is safety on scooters,motor bikes alot more vulnerable so would be torn between small ev car or these,
"these are expensive , _premium_ scooters..." Uhhhhhhh.... A 50cc Vespa scooter cost $4000 to start, and i know that they don't go 60mph, get something in the 150cc range, and we are talking about $5000 ( or more) for a Vespa... So yeah, $7,000 might be a bit much for a two wheeler... but for what it offers for a _Premium Scotter_ ? Not really...
@@Flagrant_Violations Im quoting directly from Vespas' website, but yes of course there's cheaper scooters out there. But , the video said 'premium' scooters (another quote), and you don't get more premium than Vespa, thus the comparison I made.
@@Flagrant_Violations some other day i gave my ebike 6kw to some young man to try it. He said: whole my life i ride motorcycles but i never saw something like this . He spoke about torque.
where is the information about the useful things? space? glovebox? connectivity? REAL Range? Quality of the Plastics? (cuz the plastic looks like playmobil or lego...)
Getting closer. Definitely needs physical key lock redundancy. Fortune 500 per ibm routinely struggle to secure their core systems with about a 180+ day detection time. Going pure digital when it costs next to nothing to have a physical key redundancy is foolish for American and many other countries cities. Bring that price down competitively and it’s now competitive specs with hot swap battery if those aren’t too absurdly expensive to have a few extras and assuming none of these have burn out/breakdown/weather issues compared to gas.
Check out Flux Mopeds out of Madison Wisconsin, they don't go 60mph but price is pretty darn good and Matt the owner is super nice. I think he said he has sold some in California before.
Michael Patton thanks. I’d been planning on buying a Niu NGT. They told me they’d be here in the fall. Then they said some time 2019. Now I can no longer get responses from them so I’m afraid I have to start my research all over again.
@@craigcampbell1843 I'd been doing the same thing hoping some more brands would come to the US but as you know not so much. I'm in Chicago so Matt actually just drove it down to me himself which was super nice. I was able to get an overstock one without a battery (I'll source one in the spring or build one for it) for a screamin' deal, he should have a couple of those left too if you're a semi-diy kind of guy.
Michael Patton I’ve been daily driving mopeds (real mopeds. Not scooters) for over ten years. I’m semi hands on and you have to be with those because no one will work on them here. I’m burned out on having to research and diagnose and then search for parts etc. that’s one reason I want to go electric this time. Much less to have to tinker with and while I love the new technology I have no understanding of how it works or how to build batteries etc. there are a couple electric mopeds in the Bay Area. I may go with one of them. The Onyx RCR. Unfortunately there’s not much of a market here in the states for electric scooters or scooters in general but you’d think they’d sell a ton of them here in California with all the little beach towns and big cities. Too many regulations. I’m sure they have to redesign the tail lights and blinkers just for California because we have different standards. It’s stupid. 🤷♂️
These electric products would be great if they didn't put kids in mines in the Congo and South America. So few people consider where these batteries come from.
"a car replacement kind of price" needs to be under $5k. Maybe in 3 years. I'm patiently waiting. 😔😀
I wonder what the U.S. price would be when subtracting E.U. VAT and other factors that make bikes more expensive in Europe
@@GenkiDamaSSJ Good question. Some US states have electric vehicle tax credits which would also bring down the price.
@@GenkiDamaSSJ )
very pretty shots of the beautiful landscape around Friedrichshafen! You might have driven down to Lake Constance, as well
US availability?
Hello Ralph,
Kumpan 1954RI is finally available in the US for immediate delivered.
@@kumpanelectricusa4469 $7,700. Lol
Fun fact: 6999 euros buys you the cheapest five-door, five-seat new car available in Germany (the Dacia Sandero).
Well if you prefer Dacia, go for it!
A review but no mention of how to charge it out how fast it charges and his long it takes to charges with different types of chargers? Was this a joke!
Can you drive these scooters on a standard U.K. license? Like video quick and informative 🇬🇧
Any scooter than can travel up to 28mph can be ridden by 16-year-old plus after taking a CBT (unless you passed your car license before 2001 then no need) ANY bike or scooter that can go faster than and up to the equivalent of a 125cc then EVERYONE needs a CBT or a full bike license. L plates need to fitted depending on which license you have.
good video....i think price is not to bad(german quality) considering some ebikes can cost towards that price also if it takes a car off the rd win win only reservation is safety on scooters,motor bikes alot more vulnerable so would be torn between small ev car or these,
"these are expensive , _premium_ scooters..."
Uhhhhhhh.... A 50cc Vespa scooter cost $4000 to start, and i know that they don't go 60mph, get something in the 150cc range, and we are talking about $5000 ( or more) for a Vespa...
So yeah, $7,000 might be a bit much for a two wheeler... but for what it offers for a _Premium Scotter_ ? Not really...
if you can save 5000 then you can save 2000 aditionaly. you buy it later. as simple as that. that thing is maintenance free
You can get 50cc brand name with 2 yr full warranty for
@@Flagrant_Violations
Im quoting directly from Vespas' website, but yes of course there's cheaper scooters out there. But , the video said 'premium' scooters (another quote), and you don't get more premium than Vespa, thus the comparison I made.
BroAnarchy ah makes sense.
@@Flagrant_Violations
some other day i gave my ebike 6kw to some young man to try it.
He said: whole my life i ride motorcycles but i never saw something like this . He spoke about torque.
This Scooter was sold in Germany on Ebay for 1700 EUR in mint condition. Another one is now for sale for 899 EUR with 250km on the ODO.
That tells me it's a crap scooter
Where are they selling in the USA?
That ”trunk”, or to box, at the rear, can you have two helmets in there?
Just one
Cool video
Brakes? Charging time?
where is the information about the useful things? space? glovebox? connectivity? REAL Range? Quality of the Plastics? (cuz the plastic looks like playmobil or lego...)
Whew, €7000. Is there a Kumpan coupon?
livin the dream !!
Nice
Does it require license?
UK availability and price???
Taking notes 📝
German technology
Getting closer. Definitely needs physical key lock redundancy. Fortune 500 per ibm routinely struggle to secure their core systems with about a 180+ day detection time. Going pure digital when it costs next to nothing to have a physical key redundancy is foolish for American and many other countries cities. Bring that price down competitively and it’s now competitive specs with hot swap battery if those aren’t too absurdly expensive to have a few extras and assuming none of these have burn out/breakdown/weather issues compared to gas.
I swear Micah has only one facial expression that he uses in every single video
haha, I only have one face... :-)
Can you charge it at EV charging stations?
So tired of watching all these videos of electric scoots I can’t buy in California. Get it together California. Please. I need a vehicle.
Check out Flux Mopeds out of Madison Wisconsin, they don't go 60mph but price is pretty darn good and Matt the owner is super nice. I think he said he has sold some in California before.
Michael Patton thanks. I’d been planning on buying a Niu NGT. They told me they’d be here in the fall. Then they said some time 2019. Now I can no longer get responses from them so I’m afraid I have to start my research all over again.
@@craigcampbell1843 I'd been doing the same thing hoping some more brands would come to the US but as you know not so much. I'm in Chicago so Matt actually just drove it down to me himself which was super nice. I was able to get an overstock one without a battery (I'll source one in the spring or build one for it) for a screamin' deal, he should have a couple of those left too if you're a semi-diy kind of guy.
Michael Patton I’ve been daily driving mopeds (real mopeds. Not scooters) for over ten years. I’m semi hands on and you have to be with those because no one will work on them here. I’m burned out on having to research and diagnose and then search for parts etc. that’s one reason I want to go electric this time. Much less to have to tinker with and while I love the new technology I have no understanding of how it works or how to build batteries etc. there are a couple electric mopeds in the Bay Area. I may go with one of them. The Onyx RCR. Unfortunately there’s not much of a market here in the states for electric scooters or scooters in general but you’d think they’d sell a ton of them here in California with all the little beach towns and big cities. Too many regulations. I’m sure they have to redesign the tail lights and blinkers just for California because we have different standards. It’s stupid. 🤷♂️
@@craigcampbell1843 Same!
Nice. # indonesia#
No LED Frontlight, this must be a joke . . . .
Tho! A Piaggio Vespa! ...ah ..no... .? ...
I am getting one of this and a galaxy fold 2000 Euros smartphone... No
I would like to be able to add a bike trailer on it.
Hope that wasn't a bike path you were on?
No. It was a _Scooter_ path
Believe it or not it was a road... we got passed the opposite way by a car and were shocked!
hOpE tHaT wAsN't A bIkE pAtH yOu WeRe On
These electric products would be great if they didn't put kids in mines in the Congo and South America. So few people consider where these batteries come from.
Vespa copy
It doesn't look retro, its ugly. Its a step in the right direction sure for environment but they missed a trick in its styling.
Hell no.....
not practical
That is just too money for a scooter