It’s already top of the class when it comes to electric scooter fleets. Now, Chinese/Australian firm Vmoto has launched a battery and charging ecosystem it says will drive the next generation of clean urban mobility vehicles for business. The Electric Mobility Solution (EMS) system is designed for fleet users and corporate “last mile” operators, to help tackle challenges with charging, range and fleet management, as well as improving performance, efficiency and sustainability.
The new EMS system is based around seven key new components: a 74V battery for better range, available in 30Ah and 45Ah capacities, plus a new rapid-charging system that can charge in 30 minutes. There’s a new Swapping Station, designed to minimise battery stock at dealerships, together with a Super-Fast Charging Station, designed to minimise charging times, featuring a pair of Type 2 connectors for simultaneous charging of two vehicles. Fleet management is improved by Vmoto Fleet Platform, software that monitors each vehicle’s charging, movements and maintenance. And Vmoto is also launching a financial consulting and business development service to support companies in planning and managing electric fleets. There are also plans for specialist bikes designed for business needs.
Charles Chen, CEO of Vmoto, said: “We are proud to launch our Electric Mobility Solution, an innovative response to the challenges of electric mobility. EMS is a comprehensive ecosystem that optimises operations, reduces costs, and improves fleet efficiency. We invite businesses to discover how EMS can support their growth, making electric mobility a sustainable choice and the most advantageous one, thanks to a ready-to-use, yet highly customisable, package.”
“Vmoto’s goal is to prove that electric vehicles are already the solution for getting around in large urban centres,” said Graziano Milone, president and CMO of Vmoto. “The seven pillars of EMS are proof of this: Vmoto is ready with concrete solutions that meet the needs of users.”