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Public Transport At Pasinger Bahnhofsplatz In Munich
Pedestrians wait near the tram and bus stop labeled ''Pasing Bf'' at Pasinger Bahnhofsplatz in Munich, Bavaria, Upper Bavaria, Germany, on April 21, 2025. The location is a busy public transport interchange surrounded by shops, eateries, and local services in the Pasing district. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Electric Scooter And Bicycle Sharing
A green street sign marks a designated sharing zone for electric scooters and electric bicycles in a residential area in Regensburg, Upper Palatinate, Bavaria, Germany, on April 19, 2025. This initiative supports the city's push for sustainable, low-emission transportation options in urban mobility planning. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Electric Scooter And Bicycle Sharing
A designated parking zone with multiple electric scooters from a sharing service stands next to traffic signs and a bio-waste container in a residential area in Regensburg, Upper Palatinate, Bavaria, Germany, on April 19, 2025. The scooters are part of the city's micromobility system that promotes sustainable and flexible urban transportation options. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Man Sunbathing By The Moselle River
A man lies on a towel sunbathing near the Moselle River with an electric scooter parked nearby in Trier, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany on July 31, 2022. The riverside spot provides a peaceful natural setting for relaxation during summer. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Steigenberger Hotel Frankfurter Hof
A FedEx delivery van parks in front of the Steigenberger Frankfurter Hof hotel in the city center in Frankfurt, Hesse, Germany, on March 30, 2023. The historic luxury hotel is located on Kaiserstrasse and is a prominent landmark in the financial district. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Charging Stations On Vietnamese Island Phu Quoc
VinFast charging stations are on Phu Quoc Island on April 4, 2025. Vietnam's electric vehicle (EV) sector expands swiftly and is on track to lead the Southeast Asian market, according to industry experts. In light of this momentum, on March 28, 2025, Mr. Nguyen Thanh Nhan, Chairman of the People's Committee of Kien Giang Province, meets with VinFast Production and Trading Joint Stock Company to explore initiatives aimed at driving Phu Quoc Island's transition to a greener and more sustainable future. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Charging Stations On Vietnamese Island Phu Quoc
VinFast charging stations are on Phu Quoc Island on April 4, 2025. Vietnam's electric vehicle (EV) sector expands swiftly and is on track to lead the Southeast Asian market, according to industry experts. In light of this momentum, on March 28, 2025, Mr. Nguyen Thanh Nhan, Chairman of the People's Committee of Kien Giang Province, meets with VinFast Production and Trading Joint Stock Company to explore initiatives aimed at driving Phu Quoc Island's transition to a greener and more sustainable future. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Charging Stations On Vietnamese Island Phu Quoc
VinFast charging stations are on Phu Quoc Island on April 4, 2025. Vietnam's electric vehicle (EV) sector expands swiftly and is on track to lead the Southeast Asian market, according to industry experts. In light of this momentum, on March 28, 2025, Mr. Nguyen Thanh Nhan, Chairman of the People's Committee of Kien Giang Province, meets with VinFast Production and Trading Joint Stock Company to explore initiatives aimed at driving Phu Quoc Island's transition to a greener and more sustainable future. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Charging Stations On Vietnamese Island Phu Quoc
VinFast charging stations are on Phu Quoc Island on April 4, 2025. Vietnam's electric vehicle (EV) sector expands swiftly and is on track to lead the Southeast Asian market, according to industry experts. In light of this momentum, on March 28, 2025, Mr. Nguyen Thanh Nhan, Chairman of the People's Committee of Kien Giang Province, meets with VinFast Production and Trading Joint Stock Company to explore initiatives aimed at driving Phu Quoc Island's transition to a greener and more sustainable future. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Charging Stations On Vietnamese Island Phu Quoc
VinFast charging stations are on Phu Quoc Island on April 4, 2025. Vietnam's electric vehicle (EV) sector expands swiftly and is on track to lead the Southeast Asian market, according to industry experts. In light of this momentum, on March 28, 2025, Mr. Nguyen Thanh Nhan, Chairman of the People's Committee of Kien Giang Province, meets with VinFast Production and Trading Joint Stock Company to explore initiatives aimed at driving Phu Quoc Island's transition to a greener and more sustainable future. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Charging Stations On Vietnamese Island Phu Quoc
VinFast charging stations are on Phu Quoc Island on April 4, 2025. Vietnam's electric vehicle (EV) sector expands swiftly and is on track to lead the Southeast Asian market, according to industry experts. In light of this momentum, on March 28, 2025, Mr. Nguyen Thanh Nhan, Chairman of the People's Committee of Kien Giang Province, meets with VinFast Production and Trading Joint Stock Company to explore initiatives aimed at driving Phu Quoc Island's transition to a greener and more sustainable future. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Charging Stations On Vietnamese Island Phu Quoc
VinFast charging stations are on Phu Quoc Island on April 4, 2025. Vietnam's electric vehicle (EV) sector expands swiftly and is on track to lead the Southeast Asian market, according to industry experts. In light of this momentum, on March 28, 2025, Mr. Nguyen Thanh Nhan, Chairman of the People's Committee of Kien Giang Province, meets with VinFast Production and Trading Joint Stock Company to explore initiatives aimed at driving Phu Quoc Island's transition to a greener and more sustainable future. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Charging Stations On Vietnamese Island Phu Quoc
VinFast charging stations are on Phu Quoc Island on April 4, 2025. Vietnam's electric vehicle (EV) sector expands swiftly and is on track to lead the Southeast Asian market, according to industry experts. In light of this momentum, on March 28, 2025, Mr. Nguyen Thanh Nhan, Chairman of the People's Committee of Kien Giang Province, meets with VinFast Production and Trading Joint Stock Company to explore initiatives aimed at driving Phu Quoc Island's transition to a greener and more sustainable future. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Charging Stations On Vietnamese Island Phu Quoc
VinFast charging stations are on Phu Quoc Island on April 4, 2025. Vietnam's electric vehicle (EV) sector expands swiftly and is on track to lead the Southeast Asian market, according to industry experts. In light of this momentum, on March 28, 2025, Mr. Nguyen Thanh Nhan, Chairman of the People's Committee of Kien Giang Province, meets with VinFast Production and Trading Joint Stock Company to explore initiatives aimed at driving Phu Quoc Island's transition to a greener and more sustainable future. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Charging Stations On Vietnamese Island Phu Quoc
VinFast charging stations are on Phu Quoc Island on April 4, 2025. Vietnam's electric vehicle (EV) sector expands swiftly and is on track to lead the Southeast Asian market, according to industry experts. In light of this momentum, on March 28, 2025, Mr. Nguyen Thanh Nhan, Chairman of the People's Committee of Kien Giang Province, meets with VinFast Production and Trading Joint Stock Company to explore initiatives aimed at driving Phu Quoc Island's transition to a greener and more sustainable future. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Charging Stations On Vietnamese Island Phu Quoc
VinFast charging stations are on Phu Quoc Island on April 4, 2025. Vietnam's electric vehicle (EV) sector expands swiftly and is on track to lead the Southeast Asian market, according to industry experts. In light of this momentum, on March 28, 2025, Mr. Nguyen Thanh Nhan, Chairman of the People's Committee of Kien Giang Province, meets with VinFast Production and Trading Joint Stock Company to explore initiatives aimed at driving Phu Quoc Island's transition to a greener and more sustainable future. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Charging Stations On Vietnamese Island Phu Quoc
VinFast charging stations are on Phu Quoc Island on April 4, 2025. Vietnam's electric vehicle (EV) sector expands swiftly and is on track to lead the Southeast Asian market, according to industry experts. In light of this momentum, on March 28, 2025, Mr. Nguyen Thanh Nhan, Chairman of the People's Committee of Kien Giang Province, meets with VinFast Production and Trading Joint Stock Company to explore initiatives aimed at driving Phu Quoc Island's transition to a greener and more sustainable future. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Charging Stations On Vietnamese Island Phu Quoc
VinFast charging stations are on Phu Quoc Island on April 4, 2025. Vietnam's electric vehicle (EV) sector expands swiftly and is on track to lead the Southeast Asian market, according to industry experts. In light of this momentum, on March 28, 2025, Mr. Nguyen Thanh Nhan, Chairman of the People's Committee of Kien Giang Province, meets with VinFast Production and Trading Joint Stock Company to explore initiatives aimed at driving Phu Quoc Island's transition to a greener and more sustainable future. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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Daily Life In Warsaw.
A mural depicts U.S. President Donald Trump and Elon Musk riding an e-scooter next to an atomic mushroom cloud in Warsaw, Poland, on March 21, 2025. (Photo by Aleksander Kalka/NurPhoto) -
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Daily Life In Warsaw.
A mural depicts U.S. President Donald Trump and Elon Musk riding an e-scooter next to an atomic mushroom cloud in Warsaw, Poland, on March 21, 2025. (Photo by Aleksander Kalka/NurPhoto) -
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Daily Life In Warsaw.
People walk past a mural depicting U.S. President Donald Trump and Elon Musk riding an e-scooter next to an atomic mushroom cloud in Warsaw, Poland, on March 21, 2025. (Photo by Aleksander Kalka/NurPhoto) -
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Daily Life In Warsaw.
A woman walks past a mural depicting U.S. President Donald Trump and Elon Musk riding an e-scooter next to an atomic mushroom cloud in Warsaw, Poland, on March 21, 2025. (Photo by Aleksander Kalka/NurPhoto) -
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E-Scooter Riding
A young man rides an e-scooter on a designated cycle path past the illuminated entrance to an underground car park in Frankfurt, Hesse, Germany, on March 30, 2023. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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E-Scooter Riding
Two young people ride e-scooters along a designated bicycle path, passing the illuminated entrance of an underground parking garage in Frankfurt, Hesse, Germany, on March 30, 2023. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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E-Scooter Riding
A young woman rides an e-scooter on a designated cycle path past the illuminated entrance to an underground car park in Frankfurt, Hesse, Germany, on March 30, 2023. (Photo by Michael Nguyen/NurPhoto) -
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E-scooter inspired by legendary Senna and Prost F1 car
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Pictures must credit: Pure Electric
An e-scooter that mimics the livery of the McLaren Eighties F1 car driven by GrandPrix legends Alain Prost and Ayrton Senna has gone on sale.
The machine is the fifth collaboration between McLaren and British-based high end e-scooter maker Pure Electric.
Dubbed the MP4/4, the minimalist vehicle mimics McLaren’s 1988 Formula 1 car design.
It was used that season by eventual champion, Brazilian Senna with Frenchman Prost coming second in the final standings by just three points.
Clad in colour-blocked red and white of the famous car, the slim two-wheeler boasts dual-sided panels for a comfortable stance with self-stabilising handlebars for increased control.
Pure and McLaren’s MP4/4 device features an upgraded 710w motor with a 31-mile range on a single charge.
The compact scooter is foldable for easy storage and carrying.
A Pure spokesperson said: “Recognised as one of McLaren’s most successful F1 cars, the MP4/4 e-scooter combines state-of-the-art technology with a speedy on-road feel. “
The machine is available for sale on Pure’s website for £999 GBP / €1.160 euros.
OPS: The Pure / McLaren MP4/4 special edition e-scooter.
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E-scooter inspired by legendary Senna and Prost F1 car
Ferrari Press Agency
McLaren 1
Ref 16083
07/08/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Pure Electric
An e-scooter that mimics the livery of the McLaren Eighties F1 car driven by GrandPrix legends Alain Prost and Ayrton Senna has gone on sale.
The machine is the fifth collaboration between McLaren and British-based high end e-scooter maker Pure Electric.
Dubbed the MP4/4, the minimalist vehicle mimics McLaren’s 1988 Formula 1 car design.
It was used that season by eventual champion, Brazilian Senna with Frenchman Prost coming second in the final standings by just three points.
Clad in colour-blocked red and white of the famous car, the slim two-wheeler boasts dual-sided panels for a comfortable stance with self-stabilising handlebars for increased control.
Pure and McLaren’s MP4/4 device features an upgraded 710w motor with a 31-mile range on a single charge.
The compact scooter is foldable for easy storage and carrying.
A Pure spokesperson said: “Recognised as one of McLaren’s most successful F1 cars, the MP4/4 e-scooter combines state-of-the-art technology with a speedy on-road feel. “
The machine is available for sale on Pure’s website for £999 GBP / €1.160 euros.
OPS: The Pure / McLaren MP4/4 special edition e-scooter.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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E-scooter inspired by legendary Senna and Prost F1 car
Ferrari Press Agency
McLaren 1
Ref 16083
07/08/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Pure Electric
An e-scooter that mimics the livery of the McLaren Eighties F1 car driven by GrandPrix legends Alain Prost and Ayrton Senna has gone on sale.
The machine is the fifth collaboration between McLaren and British-based high end e-scooter maker Pure Electric.
Dubbed the MP4/4, the minimalist vehicle mimics McLaren’s 1988 Formula 1 car design.
It was used that season by eventual champion, Brazilian Senna with Frenchman Prost coming second in the final standings by just three points.
Clad in colour-blocked red and white of the famous car, the slim two-wheeler boasts dual-sided panels for a comfortable stance with self-stabilising handlebars for increased control.
Pure and McLaren’s MP4/4 device features an upgraded 710w motor with a 31-mile range on a single charge.
The compact scooter is foldable for easy storage and carrying.
A Pure spokesperson said: “Recognised as one of McLaren’s most successful F1 cars, the MP4/4 e-scooter combines state-of-the-art technology with a speedy on-road feel. “
The machine is available for sale on Pure’s website for £999 GBP / €1.160 euros.
OPS: The Pure / McLaren MP4/4 special edition e-scooter.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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E-scooter inspired by legendary Senna and Prost F1 car
Ferrari Press Agency
McLaren 1
Ref 16083
07/08/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Pure Electric
An e-scooter that mimics the livery of the McLaren Eighties F1 car driven by GrandPrix legends Alain Prost and Ayrton Senna has gone on sale.
The machine is the fifth collaboration between McLaren and British-based high end e-scooter maker Pure Electric.
Dubbed the MP4/4, the minimalist vehicle mimics McLaren’s 1988 Formula 1 car design.
It was used that season by eventual champion, Brazilian Senna with Frenchman Prost coming second in the final standings by just three points.
Clad in colour-blocked red and white of the famous car, the slim two-wheeler boasts dual-sided panels for a comfortable stance with self-stabilising handlebars for increased control.
Pure and McLaren’s MP4/4 device features an upgraded 710w motor with a 31-mile range on a single charge.
The compact scooter is foldable for easy storage and carrying.
A Pure spokesperson said: “Recognised as one of McLaren’s most successful F1 cars, the MP4/4 e-scooter combines state-of-the-art technology with a speedy on-road feel. “
The machine is available for sale on Pure’s website for £999 GBP / €1.160 euros.
OPS: The Pure / McLaren MP4/4 special edition e-scooter.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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E-scooter inspired by legendary Senna and Prost F1 car
Ferrari Press Agency
McLaren 1
Ref 16083
07/08/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Pure Electric
An e-scooter that mimics the livery of the McLaren Eighties F1 car driven by GrandPrix legends Alain Prost and Ayrton Senna has gone on sale.
The machine is the fifth collaboration between McLaren and British-based high end e-scooter maker Pure Electric.
Dubbed the MP4/4, the minimalist vehicle mimics McLaren’s 1988 Formula 1 car design.
It was used that season by eventual champion, Brazilian Senna with Frenchman Prost coming second in the final standings by just three points.
Clad in colour-blocked red and white of the famous car, the slim two-wheeler boasts dual-sided panels for a comfortable stance with self-stabilising handlebars for increased control.
Pure and McLaren’s MP4/4 device features an upgraded 710w motor with a 31-mile range on a single charge.
The compact scooter is foldable for easy storage and carrying.
A Pure spokesperson said: “Recognised as one of McLaren’s most successful F1 cars, the MP4/4 e-scooter combines state-of-the-art technology with a speedy on-road feel. “
The machine is available for sale on Pure’s website for £999 GBP / €1.160 euros.
OPS: The Pure / McLaren MP4/4 special edition e-scooter.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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E-scooter inspired by legendary Senna and Prost F1 car
Ferrari Press Agency
McLaren 1
Ref 16083
07/08/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Pure Electric
An e-scooter that mimics the livery of the McLaren Eighties F1 car driven by GrandPrix legends Alain Prost and Ayrton Senna has gone on sale.
The machine is the fifth collaboration between McLaren and British-based high end e-scooter maker Pure Electric.
Dubbed the MP4/4, the minimalist vehicle mimics McLaren’s 1988 Formula 1 car design.
It was used that season by eventual champion, Brazilian Senna with Frenchman Prost coming second in the final standings by just three points.
Clad in colour-blocked red and white of the famous car, the slim two-wheeler boasts dual-sided panels for a comfortable stance with self-stabilising handlebars for increased control.
Pure and McLaren’s MP4/4 device features an upgraded 710w motor with a 31-mile range on a single charge.
The compact scooter is foldable for easy storage and carrying.
A Pure spokesperson said: “Recognised as one of McLaren’s most successful F1 cars, the MP4/4 e-scooter combines state-of-the-art technology with a speedy on-road feel. “
The machine is available for sale on Pure’s website for £999 GBP / €1.160 euros.
OPS: The Pure / McLaren MP4/4 special edition e-scooter alongside the 1988 season McLaren F1 car that inspired it.
Picture supplied by Ferrari
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Supercar maker McLaren collaborates on e-scooter
Ferrari Press Agency
McLaren 1
Ref 15975
02/07/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Pure Electric
Supercar maker McLaren has joined forces with an e-scooter company to create a stunning machine in the firm’s famous colours.
British company Pure Electric has created a pair of special edition e-scooters with one sporting McLaren’s iconic Formula 1 payapa orange and another in a sleek, deep black.
The Pure company founder Adam Norris is also the father of Formula 1 and McLaren race driver Lando Norris.
The machine , called Pure X McLaren, is based on UK firm Pure’s Pure Advance+ model.
The scooters feature a powerful motor capable of pushing 710 watts of peak power for decent acceleration as well as strong hill-climbing ability.
The scooters have a 50 kilometre range, allowing for long periods between charging depending on use, as well as 10-inch puncture-resistant tyres.
The front-facing riding position is said to allow riders to take a natural, forward-facing stance, with feet apart for a “more stable and comfortable ride.”
OPS: The Pure X McLaren limited edition e-scooter in orange or black.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Supercar maker McLaren collaborates on e-scooter
Ferrari Press Agency
McLaren 1
Ref 15975
02/07/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Pure Electric
Supercar maker McLaren has joined forces with an e-scooter company to create a stunning machine in the firm’s famous colours.
British company Pure Electric has created a pair of special edition e-scooters with one sporting McLaren’s iconic Formula 1 payapa orange and another in a sleek, deep black.
The Pure company founder Adam Norris is also the father of Formula 1 and McLaren race driver Lando Norris.
The machine , called Pure X McLaren, is based on UK firm Pure’s Pure Advance+ model.
The scooters feature a powerful motor capable of pushing 710 watts of peak power for decent acceleration as well as strong hill-climbing ability.
The scooters have a 50 kilometre range, allowing for long periods between charging depending on use, as well as 10-inch puncture-resistant tyres.
The front-facing riding position is said to allow riders to take a natural, forward-facing stance, with feet apart for a “more stable and comfortable ride.”
OPS: The Pure X McLaren limited edition e-scooter in orange or black.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Supercar maker McLaren collaborates on e-scooter
Ferrari Press Agency
McLaren 1
Ref 15975
02/07/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Pure Electric
Supercar maker McLaren has joined forces with an e-scooter company to create a stunning machine in the firm’s famous colours.
British company Pure Electric has created a pair of special edition e-scooters with one sporting McLaren’s iconic Formula 1 payapa orange and another in a sleek, deep black.
The Pure company founder Adam Norris is also the father of Formula 1 and McLaren race driver Lando Norris.
The machine , called Pure X McLaren, is based on UK firm Pure’s Pure Advance+ model.
The scooters feature a powerful motor capable of pushing 710 watts of peak power for decent acceleration as well as strong hill-climbing ability.
The scooters have a 50 kilometre range, allowing for long periods between charging depending on use, as well as 10-inch puncture-resistant tyres.
The front-facing riding position is said to allow riders to take a natural, forward-facing stance, with feet apart for a “more stable and comfortable ride.”
OPS: The Pure X McLaren limited edition e-scooter in orange or black.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Supercar maker McLaren collaborates on e-scooter
Ferrari Press Agency
McLaren 1
Ref 15975
02/07/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Pure Electric
Supercar maker McLaren has joined forces with an e-scooter company to create a stunning machine in the firm’s famous colours.
British company Pure Electric has created a pair of special edition e-scooters with one sporting McLaren’s iconic Formula 1 payapa orange and another in a sleek, deep black.
The Pure company founder Adam Norris is also the father of Formula 1 and McLaren race driver Lando Norris.
The machine , called Pure X McLaren, is based on UK firm Pure’s Pure Advance+ model.
The scooters feature a powerful motor capable of pushing 710 watts of peak power for decent acceleration as well as strong hill-climbing ability.
The scooters have a 50 kilometre range, allowing for long periods between charging depending on use, as well as 10-inch puncture-resistant tyres.
The front-facing riding position is said to allow riders to take a natural, forward-facing stance, with feet apart for a “more stable and comfortable ride.”
OPS: The Pure X McLaren limited edition e-scooter in orange or black.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Supercar maker McLaren collaborates on e-scooter
Ferrari Press Agency
McLaren 1
Ref 15975
02/07/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Pure Electric
Supercar maker McLaren has joined forces with an e-scooter company to create a stunning machine in the firm’s famous colours.
British company Pure Electric has created a pair of special edition e-scooters with one sporting McLaren’s iconic Formula 1 payapa orange and another in a sleek, deep black.
The Pure company founder Adam Norris is also the father of Formula 1 and McLaren race driver Lando Norris.
The machine , called Pure X McLaren, is based on UK firm Pure’s Pure Advance+ model.
The scooters feature a powerful motor capable of pushing 710 watts of peak power for decent acceleration as well as strong hill-climbing ability.
The scooters have a 50 kilometre range, allowing for long periods between charging depending on use, as well as 10-inch puncture-resistant tyres.
The front-facing riding position is said to allow riders to take a natural, forward-facing stance, with feet apart for a “more stable and comfortable ride.”
OPS: The Pure X McLaren limited edition e-scooter in orange or black.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Supercar maker McLaren collaborates on e-scooter
Ferrari Press Agency
McLaren 1
Ref 15975
02/07/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Pure Electric
Supercar maker McLaren has joined forces with an e-scooter company to create a stunning machine in the firm’s famous colours.
British company Pure Electric has created a pair of special edition e-scooters with one sporting McLaren’s iconic Formula 1 payapa orange and another in a sleek, deep black.
The Pure company founder Adam Norris is also the father of Formula 1 and McLaren race driver Lando Norris.
The machine , called Pure X McLaren, is based on UK firm Pure’s Pure Advance+ model.
The scooters feature a powerful motor capable of pushing 710 watts of peak power for decent acceleration as well as strong hill-climbing ability.
The scooters have a 50 kilometre range, allowing for long periods between charging depending on use, as well as 10-inch puncture-resistant tyres.
The front-facing riding position is said to allow riders to take a natural, forward-facing stance, with feet apart for a “more stable and comfortable ride.”
OPS: The Pure X McLaren limited edition e-scooter in orange or black.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Supercar maker McLaren collaborates on e-scooter
Ferrari Press Agency
McLaren 1
Ref 15975
02/07/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Pure Electric
Supercar maker McLaren has joined forces with an e-scooter company to create a stunning machine in the firm’s famous colours.
British company Pure Electric has created a pair of special edition e-scooters with one sporting McLaren’s iconic Formula 1 payapa orange and another in a sleek, deep black.
The Pure company founder Adam Norris is also the father of Formula 1 and McLaren race driver Lando Norris.
The machine , called Pure X McLaren, is based on UK firm Pure’s Pure Advance+ model.
The scooters feature a powerful motor capable of pushing 710 watts of peak power for decent acceleration as well as strong hill-climbing ability.
The scooters have a 50 kilometre range, allowing for long periods between charging depending on use, as well as 10-inch puncture-resistant tyres.
The front-facing riding position is said to allow riders to take a natural, forward-facing stance, with feet apart for a “more stable and comfortable ride.”
OPS: The Pure X McLaren limited edition e-scooter in orange or black.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Supercar maker McLaren collaborates on e-scooter
Ferrari Press Agency
McLaren 1
Ref 15975
02/07/2024
See Ferrari text
Pictures must credit: Pure Electric
Supercar maker McLaren has joined forces with an e-scooter company to create a stunning machine in the firm’s famous colours.
British company Pure Electric has created a pair of special edition e-scooters with one sporting McLaren’s iconic Formula 1 payapa orange and another in a sleek, deep black.
The Pure company founder Adam Norris is also the father of Formula 1 and McLaren race driver Lando Norris.
The machine , called Pure X McLaren, is based on UK firm Pure’s Pure Advance+ model.
The scooters feature a powerful motor capable of pushing 710 watts of peak power for decent acceleration as well as strong hill-climbing ability.
The scooters have a 50 kilometre range, allowing for long periods between charging depending on use, as well as 10-inch puncture-resistant tyres.
The front-facing riding position is said to allow riders to take a natural, forward-facing stance, with feet apart for a “more stable and comfortable ride.”
OPS: The Pure X McLaren limited edition e-scooter in orange or black.
Picture supplied by Ferrari (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Supercar maker McLaren collaborates on e-scooter
Ferrari Press Agency
McLaren 1
Ref 15975
02/07/2024
See Ferrari text
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Supercar maker McLaren has joined forces with an e-scooter company to create a stunning machine in the firm’s famous colours.
British company Pure Electric has created a pair of special edition e-scooters with one sporting McLaren’s iconic Formula 1 payapa orange and another in a sleek, deep black.
The Pure company founder Adam Norris is also the father of Formula 1 and McLaren race driver Lando Norris.
The machine , called Pure X McLaren, is based on UK firm Pure’s Pure Advance+ model.
The scooters feature a powerful motor capable of pushing 710 watts of peak power for decent acceleration as well as strong hill-climbing ability.
The scooters have a 50 kilometre range, allowing for long periods between charging depending on use, as well as 10-inch puncture-resistant tyres.
The front-facing riding position is said to allow riders to take a natural, forward-facing stance, with feet apart for a “more stable and comfortable ride.”
OPS: The Pure X McLaren limited edition e-scooter in orange or black.
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Supercar maker McLaren has joined forces with an e-scooter company to create a stunning machine in the firm’s famous colours.
British company Pure Electric has created a pair of special edition e-scooters with one sporting McLaren’s iconic Formula 1 payapa orange and another in a sleek, deep black.
The Pure company founder Adam Norris is also the father of Formula 1 and McLaren race driver Lando Norris.
The machine , called Pure X McLaren, is based on UK firm Pure’s Pure Advance+ model.
The scooters feature a powerful motor capable of pushing 710 watts of peak power for decent acceleration as well as strong hill-climbing ability.
The scooters have a 50 kilometre range, allowing for long periods between charging depending on use, as well as 10-inch puncture-resistant tyres.
The front-facing riding position is said to allow riders to take a natural, forward-facing stance, with feet apart for a “more stable and comfortable ride.”
OPS: The Pure X McLaren limited edition e-scooter in orange or black.
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Supercar maker McLaren has joined forces with an e-scooter company to create a stunning machine in the firm’s famous colours.
British company Pure Electric has created a pair of special edition e-scooters with one sporting McLaren’s iconic Formula 1 payapa orange and another in a sleek, deep black.
The Pure company founder Adam Norris is also the father of Formula 1 and McLaren race driver Lando Norris.
The machine , called Pure X McLaren, is based on UK firm Pure’s Pure Advance+ model.
The scooters feature a powerful motor capable of pushing 710 watts of peak power for decent acceleration as well as strong hill-climbing ability.
The scooters have a 50 kilometre range, allowing for long periods between charging depending on use, as well as 10-inch puncture-resistant tyres.
The front-facing riding position is said to allow riders to take a natural, forward-facing stance, with feet apart for a “more stable and comfortable ride.”
OPS: The Pure X McLaren limited edition e-scooter in orange or black.
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Off-road e-scooter for industry and military
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A caterpillar track electric scooter for helping workforces get around off road terrain, has hit the market.
Called the Panzer, it is said to be designed to “conquer the toughest terrains.”
The machine is said to be good for an hour on full charge and capable of reaching top speeds of 15mph / 24 km/h.
It has been designed by US inventor Jonathan Jones who said he spent “years” on the project.
He said the Panzer can mobilise a workforce while minimising storage space required.
Safety is also a priority, with dual LED headlamps and a dual grip drive system that requires both hands to be on the handlebars to move.
His company, Texas-based Custom Robotics, plans to release attachment parts later this year for tool mounts, optional seat and carrying payloads.
OPS: The heavy duty Panzer e-scooter
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A caterpillar track electric scooter for helping workforces get around off road terrain, has hit the market.
Called the Panzer, it is said to be designed to “conquer the toughest terrains.”
The machine is said to be good for an hour on full charge and capable of reaching top speeds of 15mph / 24 km/h.
It has been designed by US inventor Jonathan Jones who said he spent “years” on the project.
He said the Panzer can mobilise a workforce while minimising storage space required.
Safety is also a priority, with dual LED headlamps and a dual grip drive system that requires both hands to be on the handlebars to move.
His company, Texas-based Custom Robotics, plans to release attachment parts later this year for tool mounts, optional seat and carrying payloads.
OPS: The heavy duty Panzer e-scooter
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Off-road e-scooter for industry and military
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Pictures MUST credit: Custom Robotics
A caterpillar track electric scooter for helping workforces get around off road terrain, has hit the market.
Called the Panzer, it is said to be designed to “conquer the toughest terrains.”
The machine is said to be good for an hour on full charge and capable of reaching top speeds of 15mph / 24 km/h.
It has been designed by US inventor Jonathan Jones who said he spent “years” on the project.
He said the Panzer can mobilise a workforce while minimising storage space required.
Safety is also a priority, with dual LED headlamps and a dual grip drive system that requires both hands to be on the handlebars to move.
His company, Texas-based Custom Robotics, plans to release attachment parts later this year for tool mounts, optional seat and carrying payloads.
OPS: The heavy duty Panzer e-scooter
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Off-road e-scooter for industry and military
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Pictures MUST credit: Custom Robotics
A caterpillar track electric scooter for helping workforces get around off road terrain, has hit the market.
Called the Panzer, it is said to be designed to “conquer the toughest terrains.”
The machine is said to be good for an hour on full charge and capable of reaching top speeds of 15mph / 24 km/h.
It has been designed by US inventor Jonathan Jones who said he spent “years” on the project.
He said the Panzer can mobilise a workforce while minimising storage space required.
Safety is also a priority, with dual LED headlamps and a dual grip drive system that requires both hands to be on the handlebars to move.
His company, Texas-based Custom Robotics, plans to release attachment parts later this year for tool mounts, optional seat and carrying payloads.
OPS: The heavy duty Panzer e-scooter with iunventor Jonathan Jones aboard.
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Off-road e-scooter for industry and military
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Pictures MUST credit: Custom Robotics
A caterpillar track electric scooter for helping workforces get around off road terrain, has hit the market.
Called the Panzer, it is said to be designed to “conquer the toughest terrains.”
The machine is said to be good for an hour on full charge and capable of reaching top speeds of 15mph / 24 km/h.
It has been designed by US inventor Jonathan Jones who said he spent “years” on the project.
He said the Panzer can mobilise a workforce while minimising storage space required.
Safety is also a priority, with dual LED headlamps and a dual grip drive system that requires both hands to be on the handlebars to move.
His company, Texas-based Custom Robotics, plans to release attachment parts later this year for tool mounts, optional seat and carrying payloads.
OPS: The heavy duty Panzer e-scooter with optional seat that will be included with pre-orders
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Off-road e-scooter for industry and military
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01/04/2024
See Ferrari pictures
Pictures MUST credit: Custom Robotics
A caterpillar track electric scooter for helping workforces get around off road terrain, has hit the market.
Called the Panzer, it is said to be designed to “conquer the toughest terrains.”
The machine is said to be good for an hour on full charge and capable of reaching top speeds of 15mph / 24 km/h.
It has been designed by US inventor Jonathan Jones who said he spent “years” on the project.
He said the Panzer can mobilise a workforce while minimising storage space required.
Safety is also a priority, with dual LED headlamps and a dual grip drive system that requires both hands to be on the handlebars to move.
His company, Texas-based Custom Robotics, plans to release attachment parts later this year for tool mounts, optional seat and carrying payloads.
OPS: The heavy duty Panzer e-scooter with inventor Jonathan Jones (FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Off-road e-scooter for industry and military
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01/04/2024
See Ferrari pictures
Pictures MUST credit: Custom Robotics
A caterpillar track electric scooter for helping workforces get around off road terrain, has hit the market.
Called the Panzer, it is said to be designed to “conquer the toughest terrains.”
The machine is said to be good for an hour on full charge and capable of reaching top speeds of 15mph / 24 km/h.
It has been designed by US inventor Jonathan Jones who said he spent “years” on the project.
He said the Panzer can mobilise a workforce while minimising storage space required.
Safety is also a priority, with dual LED headlamps and a dual grip drive system that requires both hands to be on the handlebars to move.
His company, Texas-based Custom Robotics, plans to release attachment parts later this year for tool mounts, optional seat and carrying payloads.
OPS: The heavy duty Panzer e-scooter
(FOTO: DUKAS/FERRARI PRESS) -
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Off-road e-scooter for industry and military
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Panzer 1
Ref 15715
01/04/2024
See Ferrari pictures
Pictures MUST credit: Custom Robotics
A caterpillar track electric scooter for helping workforces get around off road terrain, has hit the market.
Called the Panzer, it is said to be designed to “conquer the toughest terrains.”
The machine is said to be good for an hour on full charge and capable of reaching top speeds of 15mph / 24 km/h.
It has been designed by US inventor Jonathan Jones who said he spent “years” on the project.
He said the Panzer can mobilise a workforce while minimising storage space required.
Safety is also a priority, with dual LED headlamps and a dual grip drive system that requires both hands to be on the handlebars to move.
His company, Texas-based Custom Robotics, plans to release attachment parts later this year for tool mounts, optional seat and carrying payloads.
OPS: The heavy duty Panzer e-scooter
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