BMW's coming E-Scooter, manual City Scooter and Kids Scooter.
BMW says it will release an e-scooter in September - though at US$890 ($1364), it will be sold at a premium price for its modest speed and range.
Could it be the ultimate scooting machine?
Not going by its specs.
The German car maker's 9kg, BMW E-scooter will have a top speed of 12.5km/h and a range of around 12km - half that of much cheaper rivals.
It'll be foldable and its 150-watt engine will recharge in just two hours, BMW says.
It will be available in one colour: matt black.
The most popular mass-market scooter, the 12.5kg, foldable Segway Ninebot, costs around $800 and offers a top speed of 25km/h and a range of around 25km (the same as Lime's custom-made models). Recharge time is rated at two to four hours.
There was no immediate word on local release.
BMW will also be releasing a foldable kick-scooter for around US$224 ($344) and a kids' scooter for US4134 ($205).
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