The best Gogoro 2 plus
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Under the test condition with fine and windless weather, the whole weight (including 1 rider) of Smartscooter™ totaling 175 kg or less (Gogoro 1 series), or 185 kg or less (Gogoro 2 series), the tire pressure set to factory setting and 2 batteries fully charged, riding on a normal asphalt road, and using a common GPS speedometer, we collected the data of speed, time and mileage to test the following performance items with some additional conditions below respectively: Max. Speed and Acceleration: Super Boost mode on, Sport Activation subscribed, on a zero degree road.
Hill Climb Ability: The slope of roads were 10% (6 degree), 20% (11 degree) and 30% (17 degree) respectively, all other conditions were the same as above.
Max. Riding Range Per Battery Swap: Rode at constant speed continuously, until the electricity ran out.
Gogoro® reserves the right to change or modify any of the specifications without prior notice.
Gogoro is a venture-backed company that develops and sells electric scooters and battery swapping infrastructure.
Gogoro was founded in 2011 by Horace Luke and Matt Taylor. In its year of inception, Gogoro secured $50 million in seed funding from Dr. Samuel Yin of Ruentex Group and Cher Wang. In October 2014, Gogoro raised an additional $100 million in Series B funding from a collection of investors. In November 2015, Gogoro announced a $30 million round of investment from Panasonic and Taiwan's National Development Fund. In September 2017, Gogoro announced a $300 million Series C round of investment from Singapore's Temasek, Generation Investment Management, co-founded by Al Gore, Japan's Sumitomo Corporation, and French utility Engie, increasing the Smartscooter innovator's capital up to US $480 million.
Gogoro Smartscooter, the first consumer product from Gogoro, was revealed at the Consumer electronics Show (CES) in Las vegas in January 2015. Along with the scooter, Gogoro announced a battery-swapping network under the name Gogoro Energy Network.
The Gogoro Energy Networkis a modular battery
swapping infrastructure
designed to be deployed across an urban region. Riders would be able to swap out
depleted batteries at a network of kiosks called GoStations for a monthly
subscription fee The Smartscooter is the first vehicle to be integrated into the
Gogoro Energy Network.
Easily accessible, hyper-connected portable power helps turn the world’s most densely populated megacities into smart cities that can enjoy cleaner energy.
As we leverage technological progress and the power of innovation to create modern infrastructure and transportation solutions, we power positive change for a better way forward.
The Gogoro Smartscooter is designed for urban transportation and powered by an electric motor developed by Gogoroand marketed as the G1 Aluminum
Liquid Cooled Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor. [1] It relies on the Gogoro Energy Network as its
power replenishment source. [2] The company gives the following figures based on internal
testing of the scooter and are inline with theoretical advantages of the
electric powered motorcycles and scooters:
The company chose the name Smartscooter for its product to reflect the innovative manner of incorporating real-time monitoring of the scooter’s critical systems and performance. The scooter design integrates sensors that collect information such as speed, energy consumption and levels, system failures, as well as scooter falls. The information is relayed to the Gogoro Energy Network and presented to riders via Gogoro mobile apps compatible with Android and IOS smartphones. The Gogoro mobile app also allows for customization of certain settings such as lighting and sound profiles.
Under the test condition with fine and windless weather, the whole weight (including 1 rider) of Smartscooter™ totaling 175 kg or less (Gogoro 1 series), or 185 kg or less (Gogoro 2 series), the tire pressure set to factory setting and 2 batteries fully charged, riding on a normal asphalt road, and using a common GPS speedometer, we collected the data of speed, time and mileage to test the following performance items with some additional conditions below respectively: Max. Speed and Acceleration: Super Boost mode on, Sport Activation subscribed, on a zero degree road.
Hill Climb Ability: The slope of roads were 10% (6 degree), 20% (11 degree) and 30% (17 degree) respectively, all other conditions were the same as above.
Max. Riding Range Per Battery Swap: Rode at constant speed continuously, until the electricity ran out.
Gogoro® reserves the right to change or modify any of the specifications without prior notice.
Gogoro is a venture-backed company that develops and sells electric scooters and battery swapping infrastructure.
Gogoro was founded in 2011 by Horace Luke and Matt Taylor. In its year of inception, Gogoro secured $50 million in seed funding from Dr. Samuel Yin of Ruentex Group and Cher Wang. In October 2014, Gogoro raised an additional $100 million in Series B funding from a collection of investors. In November 2015, Gogoro announced a $30 million round of investment from Panasonic and Taiwan's National Development Fund. In September 2017, Gogoro announced a $300 million Series C round of investment from Singapore's Temasek, Generation Investment Management, co-founded by Al Gore, Japan's Sumitomo Corporation, and French utility Engie, increasing the Smartscooter innovator's capital up to US $480 million.
Gogoro Smartscooter, the first consumer product from Gogoro, was revealed at the Consumer electronics Show (CES) in Las vegas in January 2015. Along with the scooter, Gogoro announced a battery-swapping network under the name Gogoro Energy Network.
The Gogoro Energy Network
Easily accessible, hyper-connected portable power helps turn the world’s most densely populated megacities into smart cities that can enjoy cleaner energy.
As we leverage technological progress and the power of innovation to create modern infrastructure and transportation solutions, we power positive change for a better way forward.
The Gogoro Smartscooter is designed for urban transportation and powered by an electric motor developed by Gogoro
The company chose the name Smartscooter for its product to reflect the innovative manner of incorporating real-time monitoring of the scooter’s critical systems and performance. The scooter design integrates sensors that collect information such as speed, energy consumption and levels, system failures, as well as scooter falls. The information is relayed to the Gogoro Energy Network and presented to riders via Gogoro mobile apps compatible with Android and IOS smartphones. The Gogoro mobile app also allows for customization of certain settings such as lighting and sound profiles.
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