Articles about Swappable Battery

The Taiwanese company has just entered the market through Globe’s pilot program

Slowly but steadily, Filipinos are starting the shift towards electric mobility. We're beginning to see more and more electric two-wheelers like e-bikes and e-kick scooters in the metro.There's now a new player in this space, and

Say hello to the new EM1 e:

Honda made it clear earlier this year that it's serious about electrification. The brand announced that it plans to introduce at least 10 electric motorcycles by 2025.That shift to electric is already starting, in case you hadn't noticed. Alongside

It’s able to use battery-swapping stations across Taiwan

Yamaha is continuing its push for swappable-battery systems in its global lineup. In addition to helping form the Swappable Batteries Motorcycle Consortium, the company has launched a new EMF electric scooter utilizing the same technology in Taiwan.The new Yamaha EMF

They’ve already signed an agreement to create a consortium

Nearly half a year ago, KTM, Honda, Yamaha, and Piaggio signed a letter of intent to team up for swappable electric-vehicle batteries. Now, the four have officially signed the agreement for the creation of the Swappable Batteries Motorcycle Consortium (SBMC).The

These micro versions are pretty neat

The electric revolution isn't just limited to cars and motorcycles, you know. Over in Japan, Honda is actually helping develop excavators that can be powered by its Mobile Power Pack (MPP) technology.What you see here is actually Honda MPP tech

A ‘Swappable Batteries Consortium” for motorcycles and light EVs will be created

Big news for both the automotive and motorcycle industries: manufacturers Honda, KTM, Piaggio, and Yamaha have signed a letter of intent to create a new 'Swappable Batteries Consortium for Motorcycles and Light Electric Vehicles.'According to Honda, the founding members of the