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Gogoro S2 Performance

Gogoro S2 electric scooter
Gogoro S2 electric scooter performance racing 85
Gogoro S2 electric scooter performance racing 85
Gogoro S2 electric scooter performance racing 85
Gogoro S2 electric scooter performance racing 85
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Gogoro S2 electric scooter performance racing 85
Gogoro S2 electric scooter performance racing 85
Gogoro S2 electric scooter performance racing 85
BatteryLiFePo4 (LFP)
Range68 miles
Charge Time2.5 hours
Power7.6 kW (10.2 hp)
Price$3.500
✓ Removable battery
made in Taiwan  

Specifications

BrandGogoro
ModelS2 Performance
Speed31 mph
Power7.6 kW (10.2 hp)
Weight243 lbs
BatteryLiFePo4 (LFP)
Battery Life1,000 cyclesℹ
Range68 miles
Charge Time2.5 hours
 

The Gogoro S2 is an electric scooter from Taiwanese electric scooter brand Gogoro, a subsidiary of HTC, one of the biggest smart phone makers in the world.

The Gogoro S2 is a special edition of the 2 Series. The S-range is a performance oriented model range for the original 1 and 2 Series, like AMG for Mercedes-Benz or M-range for BMW.

The scooter has a 7,600 watt electric motor with 213 Nm torque. The scooter has a top speed of 57 mph and accelerates from 0-31 mph in 3.9 seconds.

The scooter has many enhancements for racing including a 245 mm enlarged front disc brake with race-level 4 piston radial mounted calipers for improved braking performance.

For more information, see the 2 Series.

 

2020 Gogoro models

S1 PerformanceGogoro S1 Performance 100
$4.300
LiFePo4 (LFP)
78 miles
S2 AdventureGogoro S2 Adventure Tour Edition electric scooter 100
$4.300
LiFePo4 (LFP)
68 miles
Series 1 Plusmodel_plus_0817 100
$3.950
LiFePo4 (LFP)
62 miles
S2 Café RacerGogoro S2 Café Racer electric scooter 100
$3.900
LiFePo4 (LFP)
68 miles
S2 PerformanceGogoro S2 electric scooter 100
$3.500
LiFePo4 (LFP)
68 miles
Series 2 RumblerGogoro 2 Rumbler electric scooter 100
$3.200
LiFePo4 (LFP)
75 miles
Series 2 DelightGogoro 2 Delight electric scooter 100
$3.050
LiFePo4 (LFP)
93 miles
Series 2 Plusimg-1495854799-96921 100
$2.950
LiFePo4 (LFP)
93 miles
Series 3 PlusGogoro 3 electric scooter 100
$2.775
2170 Lithium
106 miles
Series 3Gogoro 3 electric scooter 100
$2.555
2170 Lithium
106 miles
VIVAGogoro VIVA Hero Orange 100
$1.800
2170 Lithium
53 miles
Series 2 UtilityGogoro cargo 100
Unknown
LiFePo4 (LFP)
68 miles

Old models

Series 1gogoro front left 100
$3.400
LiFePo4 (LFP)
62 miles
Series 2gogoro2 100
$2.455
LiFePo4 (LFP)
68 miles
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Sales Department

Gogoro Europe B.V.
Amstelveenseweg 760
1081JK Amsterdam
The Netherlands

Phone: +886-2-2729-8777
Email: contact@gogoro.com
Facebook Messenger: m.me/Gogoro

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