Tarif à partir de
1799 EUR*

VOLTZ

Ne soyez plus tributaire des transports en commun. Avec son moteur Bosch de 2000 W et sa batterie amovible Samsung, le Voltz vous rend votre liberté! Son autonomie de 49 km est suffisante pour n’importe quelle ville : vos prochaines aventures urbaines peuvent commencer !

Moteur (Bosch)
Moteur dans la roue
Puissance nette maximale
2,0 kW
Autonomie
49 km
* Prix public TTC conseillé

Moteur

Type
Moteur électrique brushless DC
Moteur (Bosch)
Moteur dans la roue
Intensité nominale
48 V
Puissance nominale
2,0 kW @ 400 tr/min
Couple net maximal
47,5 Nm @ 400 tr/min
Niveaux de puissance
3

Batterie

Type
Lithium-Ion (amovible)
Nombre de batteries
1
Intensité nominale
48 V
Capacité nominale
26 Ah
Capacité
1248 Wh

Châssis

Jante avant
MT2.15 x 10
Jante arrière
MT2.15 x 10
Pneu avant
3.00-10
Pneu arrière
3.00-10
Suspension avant
Fourche téléscopique
Suspension arrière
Bras oscillant avec double amortisseur
Frein avant
Frein à disque hydraulique, disque Ø 180 mm
Freins arrière
Frein à tambour, tambour Ø 110 mm

Dimensions & poids

Longueur
1690 mm
Largeur
675 mm
Hauteur
1140 mm
Nombre de places
2
Poids en ordre de marche (sans batterie)
55 kg
Poids de la ou des batterie(s)
9 kg
Poids en ordre de marche
64 kg
Charge maximale admissible
224 kg

Performances sur route

Vitesse maximale
45 km/h
Autonomie
49 km
Consommation d'énergie
30 Wh/km
Taux de pente max.
15%

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