Horwin SK3, the economic electric scooter arrives in Europe

Definitely the brand Horwin is not one of the most famous in the field of electric motorcycles and scooters, but slowly yes is making a name for itself in a competitive and booming market niche. Horwin SK3, is the new model announced by the Chinese manufacturer for Europe which, by aptitude, is the greatest exponent among the electric scooters of the current range.

The new Horwin SK3 was presented with all its technical data, as well as its recommended price for Europe, a cost that inclusive of taxes should not exceed 3,990 euros specified by the European division of the brand. The price for each nation, however, has yet to be specified as the various incentives can decrease it further. It boasts an approval L3e which puts it at the level of a 125 petrol.

Horwin SK3, the urban commuter at the right price

Although aesthetically the new SK3 can be judged as a maxi electric scooter, the company declines it mainly for “essentially” urban use. It is fitted with 14-inch wheels and measures 1,993 millimeters in length, 750 in height and 1,130 in height.

Horwin SK3 is offered in two versions, with one or two batteries. A well-known feature for electric scooters, which also powers the Chinese e-scooter, will be of the removable type to facilitate recharging. However, if you want you can install two to 2,592 kWh each. If you choose to use the scooter with only one battery, the autonomy is 80 kilometers on a full charge , while if you choose to equip with two you get up to 160 kilometers.

As with the rest of the brand’s equivalent 125 models, the SK3 is based on a centrally positioned electric motor. There rated power is only 3.1 kW (4.15 hp) , but it can reach peak powers up to 6.2 kW (8.31 hp). Despite this, the maximum speed is limited to 90 kilometers per hour so as not to affect the state of charge of the battery.

The equipment is completed with led illumination, one schermo LCD full color and connectivity with the smartphone. The space under the saddle where a helmet can be housed is interesting, provided you do not opt ​​for two batteries, however. The new Horwin SK3 will be available in metallic blue, metallic gray and glossy black and, as announced by the brand, it will hit dealerships early next year.