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New IP design filings reveal more about Super Soco’s two new electrics for 2021, the TS Street Hunter and TC models.

Author: Martin Fitz-Gibbons Updated: 12 January 2021 Electric bikes all weigh a ton and cost a fortune, right? Not this one. Lighter and less-expensive than a Yamaha MT-125, meet the Artisan Kollter ES1-Pro. Artisan are the UK importers, while Kollter is the German-sounding name on the motor. Though, confusingly, in Germany these are sold under the ‘Tinbot’ brand. Whatever you want to call it, the bike isn’t actually made in Germany but China. As a slim, silent, sporty-looking way of getting around town, the ES1-Pro ticks plenty of boxes. Having a charger as a standalone unit (ie not bu...

  The electric two-wheeler industry is currently flooded with Chinese knockoffs or cheap products that may break down on you at any given point. Very few actually have the courage and technical know-how to do something different. Vmoto Super Soco is one such brand that stands out from the crowd. While it primarily deals with small capacity electric scooters and motorcycles, it’s working towards stepping into the big leagues. And its very first offering isn’t too far along. The brand has teased what looks like its first proper big capacity electric motorcycle.  From the looks of it, the ...

Author: Martin Fitz-Gibbons Updated: 22 December 2020 Niu (as in ‘new’) are an electric scooter firm based in China. Their model range reads like a spilled tin of alphabet spaghetti, starting with the UQi (a £1500 underbone) and peaking with this, the NQi GTS Pro. A top speed of around 45mph puts performance somewhere between moped and 125cc, and means it’s strictly for urban use. If you’re after a cheap-to-run, short-range traffic-busting runabout, the Niu does the job well. Ride to work, ride home, charge overnight, repeat – and all for a penny a mile. Never visit a petrol statio...