There’s no telling if this BMW folding electric scooter will ever see the light of the day. But considering that BMW has turned even more far-out designs for EVs into actual products on their ...

And, in defense of BMW’s marketing, it does look more like a motorcycle than a traditional scooter. However, under its dystopian looks, the BMW CE 02 is an electric scooter.

BMW formally enters the electric moped market with the $7599 2024 BMW CE 02. Equipped with 8 hp and 40 lb-ft of torque, BMW says the CE 02 will go 59 mph and 56 miles, making it suited for quick ...

As per performance, the BMW folding e-scooter will be powered by a front-wheel electric hub motor with output that could be between 500W and 1,400W. It is unclear whether the e-scooter will be a ...

This is no ordinary beach-town rental. We drove the BMW CE 04, an electric scooter that goes fast, weighs 509 pounds, and costs $11,795.

The 2024 BMW CE 02 starts at $8,194 including destination. That's almost $5,000 less than Beemer's other EV, the CE04, making this the least expensive "urban mobility" scooter in BMW Motorrad's ...

The most powerful version uses a 15-horsepower electric motor for motivation, and it tops out at 59 mph. Acceleration from 0-31 mph takes just 3 seconds from the 291-pound scooter.

BMW is expanding its electric vehicle lineup with the new CE 02. It might look like a scooter, but the company calls it an eParkourer. With a range of over 55 miles and a top speed of around 59 ...

Overseas, these two BMW maxi-scooters meet A2 license requirements, powered by a little single-cylinder engine that makes a claimed 34 horsepower at 7,500 rpm and peak torque of 35 newton-meters ...

The 31 kW (42 hp) bike is best classified as a maxi-scooter, though it takes on a futuristic design and lacks the typical deep step-through frame of most scooters.