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Yamaha Launches JOG E Electric Scooter Nationwide in Japan

From Liberty Times · () Chinese

Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Yamaha has officially launched its new JOG E electric scooter nationwide in Japan, following its initial release in Tokyo and Osaka.
  • The scooter utilizes the Gachaco battery-swapping system and Honda's Mobile Power Pack e: for power, offering a 53 km range per battery.
  • Priced at 323,400 yen (approximately $6,400 USD), the JOG E features a modern design, a 740mm seat height, and practical storage solutions.

Yamaha has officially launched its JOG E electric scooter across Japan, expanding availability after its initial introduction in Tokyo and Osaka. The scooter operates on the Gachaco battery-swapping system, a collaboration among four major Japanese motorcycle brands, and is powered by Honda's Mobile Power Pack e: technology.

Positioned in the 50cc equivalent class, the JOG E boasts a distinct Yamaha design and is priced at 323,400 yen, roughly $6,400 USD. Each Honda Mobile Power Pack e: battery provides an estimated range of 53 kilometers. The scooter can be charged conventionally, taking approximately six hours for a full charge, or utilize the quick-swap battery system.

The JOG E features a clean, modern aesthetic with a hexagonal headlight integrated into the handlebar, complemented by sharp lines on the bodywork. It is equipped with a large digital instrument cluster. The design prioritizes practicality and comfort, inheriting the JOG series' focus on accommodating a wide range of riders.

With a total weight of 93 kilograms including the battery and a low seat height of 740mm, the JOG E is accessible. It also offers ample legroom and convenient storage, including a front compartment capable of holding a 500ml bottle and a utility hook, enhancing its daily usability.

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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.