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BRP e-CT2

BRP electric scooter e CT2
BRP electric scooter e CT2 85
BRP electric scooter e CT2 85
Battery2170 Lithium
RangeUnknown
Charge TimeUnknown
PowerUnknown
PriceUnknown
✓ Removable battery
made in Canada  

Specifications

BrandBRP
Modele CT2
Speed25 and 45 km/h
PowerUnknown
WeightUnknown
Battery2170 Lithium
Battery Life2,000 cyclesℹ
RangeUnknown
Charge TimeUnknown
 
 

2020 BRP models

e CT2BRP electric scooter e CT2 100
Unknown
2170 Lithium
Unknown
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Manufacturer

Bombardier Recreational Products (BRP)
726 Saint-Joseph St.,
Valcourt, Quebec J0E 2L0
Canada

Phone: 450.532.2211
Email: brp.care@brp.com

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