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SYM DRGBT adds a traditional key version for more rider choice

From Liberty Times · () Chinese

Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • SYM has launched a new version of its DRGBT scooter, featuring a traditional key ignition system.
  • This new model offers an alternative to the existing C-TCS version, which uses a keyless system.
  • Both versions share the same core specifications, including engine performance and braking systems.

SYM is expanding its offerings for the DRGBT scooter with the introduction of a new model featuring a traditional key ignition system. This move provides consumers with an additional choice, complementing the recently launched C-TCS version that utilizes a keyless system.

The DRGBT, which received a minor update earlier this year with electric start and cornering ABS, has been further enhanced to strengthen its market position. The scooter is positioned as a performance flagship, with significant upgrades in power and safety features.

Previously, SYM offered the DRGBT with either a standard key ignition or the advanced Keyless system. The Keyless version allows for one-touch starting, easy access to the fuel tank and seat, a "find my vehicle" function, and proximity sensing with an emergency backup for low key fob battery power.

The newly introduced TCS version with a traditional key aims to cater to riders who prefer the familiar operation of a physical key for starting their vehicle. Apart from the ignition system, all other specifications remain consistent across both the Keyless C-TCS and the traditional key TCS versions. These include the Hyper-SVIS variable intake system, a maximum output of 16ps, 15.1NM of torque, full LED lighting, a VA instrument panel, and upgraded braking systems with a larger 268mm front disc and dual floating discs for enhanced stopping power.

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Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.