Seat Mó eScooter and eKickScooter unveiled

Seat Mó is the name of the Spanish manufacturer’s new urban mobility sub-brand. Its first three products – all electric two-wheelers – are the eScooter 125, eKickScooter 25 and eKickScooter 65.

Most significant is the eScooter 125, which has evolved from last year’s e-Scooter Concept.

Seat Mó eScooter 125 (2021) Front Side

Innovative design features include a removable lithium-ion battery pack, a reverse gear, and a motor that’s integrated into the rear wheel. Customers will have a choice of Dark Aluminium, Daring Red or Oxygen White matte paintwork.

Seat Mó eScooter 125 (2021) InstrumentsSeat Mó eScooter 125 (2021) Rear Side

A slightly different eScooter 125 is aimed exclusively at public-sharing fleet operators. Restyled bodywork, no windscreen and the addition of a top box identify this version.

Seat Mó eScooter 125 MotoSharing (2021) Rear SideSeat Mó eScooter 125 MotoSharing (2021) Front Side

While they’re much more basic, the eKickScooter models do come with lights, tubeless tyres, a front drum brake and a rear electronic brake. The ‘65’ variant is distinguished by a larger battery and a restricted top speed, as it’s likely to be bought mainly by public-sharing schemes.

Seat Mó eKickScooter 65 (2021) Front SideSeat Mó eKickScooter 65 (2021) Instruments

Some key technical specifications for the trio are:

Seat Mó eScooter 125 eKickScooter 25 eKickScooter 65
Output 9.3 bhp
(7.0 kW / 9.5 PS) 		0.4 bhp
(300 W / 0.4 PS) 		0.4 bhp
(350 W / 0.4 PS)
Peak output 12.0 bhp
(9.0 kW / 12.2 PS) 		- -
Torque 240 Nm
(177 lb-ft) 		- -
0-31 mph
(50 km/h) 		3.9 secs - -
Top speed 59 mph
(95 km/h) 		15 mph
(25 km/h) 		12 mph
(20 km/h)
Battery capacity 5.6 kWh 187 Wh 551 Wh
Urban range 77 miles
(125 kilometres) 		15 miles
(25 kilometres) 		40 miles
(65 kilometres)

Seat intends to offer the eScooter and eKickScooter in the UK (subject to necessary legislation changes), but there’s no word on prices yet.

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