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E-volt Koala

koala
koala 85
BatteryLiFePo4 (LFP)
Range81 miles
Charge Time3-6 hours
Power1.5 kW (2 hp)
Price$2.979¢
made in Spain  

Specifications

BrandE-volt
ModelKoala
Speed31 mph
Power1.5 kW (2 hp)
Weight234 lbs
BatteryLiFePo4 (LFP)
Battery Life1,000 cyclesℹ
Range81 miles
Charge Time3-6 hours
 

The e-Volt Koala is an electric cargo / delivery scooter made by a Spanish company.

The scooter is available with 2 battery options: 30Ah and 56Ah lithium for a range of 43 miles to 81 miles.

 

2020 E-volt models

Condorcondor3 100
$6.598
LiFePo4 (LFP)
62 miles
Falconfalcon 100
$5.498
LiFePo4 (LFP)
50 miles
Stylestyle 100
$3.076
LiFePo4 (LFP)
81 miles
Windwind 100
$3.076
LiFePo4 (LFP)
81 miles
Koalakoala 100
$2.979
LiFePo4 (LFP)
81 miles
View all E-volt scooters in the filter overview:
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Sales Department

e-Volt
Avda. dels Transports
Sector 13 Parc 45-A
46394 – Riba-Roja del Turia (Valencia)
Spain
Tel. +34 961 667 035 or +34 672 173 562
Sales: prueba@e-volt.es
Commerce: jorge@e-volt.es

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