OKAI ES800: 1800 W and 60 km / h, at this rate, we will soon have to ride in armor

Two new models of electric scooter
were developed by OKAI, including a real racing car that could easily reach 60 km / h.

Nevertheless, the device should be the subject of a tightening in order for the French market.

The ES800, a steed faster than its shadow

Here is a scooter a priori thought for the all-terrain which could well be emulated so much it has under its feet. With a motor capable of up to 1800 W (1000 W continuous power), the OKAI ES800 was not designed for loafers, although logically it should not be possible to be able to exploit its full potential in France.

However, it seems ready to do feats, with in particular an ability to climb slopes of up to 35 degrees. With 12-inch large diameter tires combined with double suspensions, this scooter emphasizes comfort, including for surfaces other than asphalt.

The 900 Wh battery, also superior to market standards, should make it possible to cope with the weight of the animal, which, according to OKAI, is 30% higher than the average (without having a more precise indication on the subject). Concrete autonomy, like many other characteristics, remains to be discovered.

Tariffs still unknown

OKAI also took advantage of the 2021 Eurobike edition to unveil the ES600, a little sister designed in particular for companies offering self-service scooters.

The ES600 is equipped with a 350 W continuous power motor (700 W maximum power), an interchangeable 700 Wh battery, and LED front and rear lights for improved visibility. Its front wheel is 12 “, and its rear wheel 10″. According to OKAI, she is ” designed to meet the needs of the rapidly growing global scooter sharing industry, and it reaches the sweet spot in terms of efficiency, durability and ease of use “. Equipped with hydraulic suspensions, it should also offer a certain driving comfort.

OKAI has not yet unveiled its prices, however, while the brand’s devices already offered for sale in this range range from $ 300 to $ 650. Both models could therefore be included in this range.

Source: Electrek