QJ Motor Electric Two-Wheeler: The Game Changer in the Market

Chinese motorbike manufacturers have been improving and making progress, especially in the electric motorcycle market. We've seen some intriguing new two-wheelers from Chinese producers, including CFMoto's Zeeho. This time, another motorbike behemoth from China seeks to stake a claim in the quickly expanding electric scooter market.

The vision of QJ motor

QJ Motor has established itself as a significant player in China, the United States, and Europe. QJ Motor, in charge of Benelli's resurgence and success, has some of the most advanced technology at its disposal, as seen by its most recent releases. QJ Motor hopes to break into the maxi-scooter market for electric two-wheelers with the PV. The PV has a sporty, sharp, and sleek appearance that is typical of a maxi-scooter. However, its electric engine, which is relatively robust, is hidden behind its exterior.

Features and Specifications

• A 10 kW, or around 13.4 horsepower, electric motor is installed on the swing arm of the QJ Motor PV electric scooter.
• It is now comparable to well-known 150cc scooters like the Yamaha NMAX and Honda ADV 150.
• This much power output provides the PV a peak speed of 130 kilometres per hour, or 81 miles per hour, in electrical terms.
• On a single charge, QJ Motor claims a range of up to 150 kilometres (93 miles), and charging time is five and a half hours from 0 to 80%.
• Front and rear Bybre disc brakes with ABS are very common in terms of safety features.
• Additionally, the scooter has alloy wheels with Pirelli Angel Scooter tyres. A full-colour TFT panel and clever cornering lighting to increase visibility at night are some more high-tech accessories.
• Regarding features, we're talking standard commuter scooter extras like sizable under-seat storage space, front apron pockets, a baggage rack, and a height-adjustable windscreen.