Not everyone strives to set records just to secure a spot in the Guinness Book of World Records. However, breaking records does have its advantages, particularly in terms of boosting sales, which shouldn’t be dismissed lightly.
When envisioning the future of mobility, perspectives vary depending on whom you ask. For Smartech and its recent acquisition, Felo, the future appears embodied in the TOOZ, soon-to-be the world’s largest electric motorcycle boasting an impressive range. The TOOZ has the potential to break records, provided it lives up to its hype.
The narrative of electric mobility dominating the future is a familiar one, yet the current electric options are constrained by factors such as range, charging infrastructure, and pricing. Although the industry is transitioning toward all-electric vehicles, the pace of adoption hasn’t matched initial expectations.
Nevertheless, any advancement toward sustainable transportation deserves recognition, regardless of the vehicle’s form. Thailand is prepared to make major advancements in the field of electric motorbikes, led by the parent business Smartech and the local company Felo.
Their vision, epitomized by the TOOZ showcased at the Bangkok International Motor Show, aims to revolutionize electric mobility.
While neither future records were explicitly mentioned during the bike’s presentation, the potential is palpable if the promised specifications materialize. The TOOZ could shatter records with its projected 450-mile range per charge, powered by a 35kwh 700V 50 Ah battery.
The revealing of the Felo TOOZ at the motor show hinted at its groundbreaking features, such as a touring-style design prioritizing rider comfort and safety. Among its touted attributes are a maximum speed of 125 mph, advanced safety features, and a plethora of tech enhancements, including a 12″ TFT display and a 360-degree camera system.
With the promise of fast charging and versatile V2L technology, the Felo TOOZ aims to redefine long-distance electric touring. The presentation, though more of a teaser, hinted at a potential timeline, suggesting production-ready models may hit dealerships in Thailand by the end of the year, with possibilities for international distribution thereafter.
The Felo TOOZ represents a significant leap forward in electric motorcycle innovation, offering a look into the future of sustainable transportation that transcends borders.
