Evee C1 is Pakistan’s first made-in-Pakistan electric scooty, and today we have a first-look review of this scooty.
Exterior
This electric scooty is available in three colors – blue, red, and white. The front of the scooty sports a strip of DRLs and a strong headlight lined with another strip of DRLs. Right below the headlight is a plastic mudguard that hides the front disc brake behind it.
The rear of the electric scooty has a stylish backrest that allows the pillion rider to sit comfortably. Below the backrest is the rear LED light with chrome garnish and indicator lights. The rear brake is a drum brake. There are also footpegs on both sides that get folded inside. The seat height of the scooty is lower than other scooters.
Features
The evee electric scooty has a plastic body with the handle draped in scruffy plastic. As this is an electric two-wheeler, there is no gearbox, and the scooty operates on a single gear. The handle of the bike has a multicolor LCD in the center.
The LCD shows the mode of driving, battery status, warning lights, odometer, etc. There is also a ready indicator that tells the rider if the bike is ready to be driven or not. The electric scooty also has an immobilizer for additional security.
Drive Modes & Controls
Evee comes with 3 driving modes. Mode 1 is the most economical, mode 2 is for modest performance, and mode 3 is for the most optimal performance. The left side of the handle sports a reverse assist button, which makes it easier to be reversed manually. There are also buttons for hazards, indicators, the horn, and adjusting the beam.
Cargo Space
The evee C1 is a space-efficient scooty. There is ample cargo space under the seat and a main circuit switch. Turning off the switch shuts down the whole bike completely and is a great backup system. The handle has 2 pockets with a charging dock and a bag hook in the center.
Battery & Charging
The scooty is equipped with a 60V dry acid battery that takes 5 hours to get fully charged and provides a mileage of 50 kilometers.
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