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Home / News / Science News / Gogoro partners with Bosch to bring its scooters to Europe
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    Gogoro partners with Bosch to bring its scooters to Europe

    Shiladitya Ray
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    Last updated on Aug 08, 2016, 10:50 am
    Gogoro partners with Bosch to bring its scooters to Europe
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  • Taiwan-based start-up Gogoro teamed up with a subsidiary of Bosch, called Coup, marking its entry into Europe.

    200 of Gogoro's electric smart scooters, previously available only in Taiwan, will be available for rent in Berlin.

    Anyone above the age of 21 with a driver's license in Berlin will be able to rent the scooters for $3.40 (30 minutes) or $22.50 (full day).

  • In this article
    Gogoro Reveals Battery Operated Electric Scooter Credentials of Gogoro CEO Horace Luke Gogoro's Electric Smart Scooters Gogoro's battery swapping stations Gogoro partners with Bosch to bring its scooters to Europe The popularity of Gogoro scooters in Taiwan Gogoro's business model for Europe
  • 05 Jan 2015

    Gogoro Reveals Battery Operated Electric Scooter

    Gogoro Reveals Battery Operated Electric Scooter
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  • A start-up group from Taiwan called Gogoro surfaced in the market after years of operating stealthily.

    The company revealed an electric smart scooter which, unlike other electric vehicles, need not be plugged in.

    Instead, their scooter would operate on a set of batteries which could be interchanged at battery swapping stations across densely populated cities worldwide.

  • Do you know?

    Credentials of Gogoro CEO Horace Luke

  • The CEO of Gogoro, Horace Luke, was a designer by trade and worked for several major companies like HTC, Microsoft and Nike before he founded the smart scooter company in 2011.

  • Gogoro

    Gogoro's Electric Smart Scooters

    Gogoro's Electric Smart Scooters
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  • Gogoro's electric smart scooters, sporting a digital dashboard, can travel at up to 96 km/hr.

    It is called a smart scooter because users can pair the scooter to their phone and control several customizable features like lights and sounds through an app.

    Gogoro's scooters can travel around 100 km on each battery which then has to be swapped for a new one.

  • Do you know?

    Gogoro's battery swapping stations

  • As of December 2015, Gogoro had installed several battery swapping stations, called GoStations, in Taipei, with one available every 1.3 kilometres.

  • 08 Aug 2016

    Gogoro partners with Bosch to bring its scooters to Europe

    Gogoro partners with Bosch to bring its scooters to Europe
    Credits:
  • Taiwan-based start-up Gogoro teamed up with a subsidiary of Bosch, called Coup, marking its entry into Europe.

    200 of Gogoro's electric smart scooters, previously available only in Taiwan, will be available for rent in Berlin.

    Anyone above the age of 21 with a driver's license in Berlin will be able to rent the scooters for $3.40 (30 minutes) or $22.50 (full day).

  • Do you know?

    The popularity of Gogoro scooters in Taiwan

  • As of December 2015, within a few months of going on sale, Gogoro had sold around 3,000 of its smart scooters in Taiwan.

  • Europe

    Gogoro's business model for Europe

    Gogoro's business model for Europe
  • Unlike in Taiwan, where one would have to buy a Gogoro scooter for $4,000 and become a paid member for its 220 odd battery swapping stations, Gogoro will not have battery swapping stations in Europe.

    Instead, employees from Bosch subsidiary Coup will go to stations where the scooters are parked and swap batteries.

    Gogoro's European scooters will have a top speed of 44 km/hr.

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