The CPx Pro is an electric scooter from the brand Super Soco. The company was founed in 2015 by Sherman Xie, a former general manager of exterior design at Honda. In 2017 the company entered into a joint venture with Vmoto from China/Australia.
The CPx Pro has a 8,000 watt electric motor for a top speed of 65.2 mph.
The scooter provides space for two removable batteries for a maximum range of 87 miles. The batteries are of the same type as the batteries in the Tesla Model S. The fast charge time is 210 minutes.
The swing-arm based electric motor is a unique innovation that makes it possible to change the rear rim and tire in under 5 seconds which makes the scooter suitable for professional e-scooter racing.
The rear of the scooter provides a carbon steel luggage carrier that is compatible with cargo boxes.
The scooter contains many unique innovations and features including USB charge ports, a two liter glove compartment and a one-push reverse button.
The scooter has CBS brakes for optimal brake performance and a Kinetic Energy Recovery System (KERS) or regenerative braking in which energy from braking is returned to the battery.
The scooter provides comfortable seating for two passengers.
Smart Scooter
The CPx Pro is a true smart scooter that connects to a smart phone for access to scooter applications and information such as speed and battery state. The scooter is equipped with state of the art features including keyless start.
The scooter is available in many colors.
The scooter can be ordered online and is shipped worldwide.
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