Brand-New KYMCO AK 550 Takes 'Super Touring' Concept to the Next Level
/PRNewswire/ -- KYMCO announces the launch of its newly upgraded flagship maxi scooter, AK 550, at the 2021 EICMA Milan Show. The updated AK550 is designed to...
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/PRNewswire/ -- KYMCO announces the launch of its newly upgraded flagship maxi scooter, AK 550, at the 2021 EICMA Milan Show. The updated AK550 is designed to...
Kwang Yang Motor Co (光陽工業), which sells scooters and motorcycles under the KYMCO (光陽) brand, yesterday said it is under mounting pressure to increase prices amid a surge in raw material costs. Local scooter and motorcycle manufacturers have so far absorbed rising costs to avoid scaring away consumers, while automakers have adjusted prices upward by 3 to 5 percent to reflect cost pressure. “Based on changes in prices for raw materials, Kwang Yang faces an increase of more than NT$1 billion (US$35.6 billion) in costs this year,” Kwang Yang chairman Allen Ko (柯勝峰) told repor...
Ionex currently has around 500 stations located in Taiwan’s 6 largest cities | 2021-10-05 14:12:00
/PRNewswire/ -- KYMCO introduces the groundbreaking Ionex Recharge, the world's first personalized energy replenishing service, providing on-demand battery...
KYMCO Taiwan spins off Ionex e-scooter brand 5 April 2021 11:35 am / 0 comments Major scooter maker KYMCO of Taiwan is planning to bring the fight to rival electric scooter (e-scooter) manufacturer Gogoro with the spin-off of its Ionex e-scooter brand. While KYMCO has been known as a scooter maker for over 50 years, Gogoro, its rival in the Taiwan domestic market, holds 77% of e-scooter sales in Taiwan, compared to KYMCO’s 4%. In terms of number for the Taiwan e-scooter market, this translates in 345,190 units sold, compared to KYMCO’s 19,215, reports electrek.co. KYMCO will be remov...