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The Mojito's vintage design has a rounded shape and glossy finish, creating a timeless charm that appeals to riders who enjoy all things vintage. Despite its retro appearance, the Mojito combines classic and contemporary elements, with complete LED apron lighting, traditional whitewall tires, and a digital instrument cluster. The scooter's components are built for the urban jungle, with non-adjustable suspension and small 12-inch wheels that make it extremely nimble and agile on tight city streets.
The Mojito is powered by a brushless oscillating motor, which provides a nominal power output of 3.5 kilowatts and a maximum power output of 4.6 kilowatts. This powerful engine allows the scooter to achieve speeds of up to 100 km/h (62 mph), providing performance equivalent to a traditional 125cc scooter. The scooter is powered by one or two detachable lithium batteries, each weighing 24 kilograms and having a range of up to 100 kilometers (62 miles). Charging the batteries takes approximately two hours.
The scooter is equipped with dual-piston calipers at the front and rear, delivering dependable and fast stopping power when required. Additionally, it features a full-color TFT display, ample under-seat storage, and optional accessories such as a top box and luggage rack. The Mojito comes in three different colors - black, ivory, and red - and costs 4,200 euros ($4,523 USD) for one battery. An additional battery can be purchased for 900 Euros ($969 USD), while the top case and rack cost an extra 135 euros ($145 USD).
Source: Rideapart
