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A new moped from 
New Zealand.
3,000 watt / 100 km range / 30 liter storage capacity.
"We’re done with the noise, stress, and business of modern-day living. Plus, earth’s a pretty sweet deal and could use our help. "
more info & price: /ftn-streetdog/
️ more pictures: /ftn-streetdog/
A new scooter from NAON from Berlin 
Germany.
more info & price: /naon-zero-one/
️ more pictures: /naon-zero-one/
New models from brand Velocifero from 
Italy by well known designer Alessandro Tartarini.
more info & price: /#velocifero
️ more pictures: /#velocifero
Two new scooters from brand Taro from 
China.
9,000 and 11,000 watt - 120 km/h - 150 km range - mid-motor + belt drive
more info & price: /#taro
️ more pictures: /#taro
A new scooter car from 
Poland.
2x 10,000 watt motors for a top speed of 90 km/h - 100 km range - autonomous driving
more info & price: /triggo/
️ more pictures: /triggo/
A new scooter from brand GIVE from 
Greece.
more info & price: /give-i-lektra/
️ more pictures: /give-i-lektra/
A prototype moped from Pepper Motorcycles from 
Switzerland.
more info & price: /pepper-motorcycles-prototype/
️ more pictures: /pepper-motorcycles-prototype/
A reincarnation of the XF-17, a cafe racer style moped from 1970, by motorcycle brand Famel from 
Portugal.
more info & price: /famel-e-xf/
️ more pictures: /famel-e-xf/
New scooters and mopeds from brand Motron from 
Austria, a subsidiary of KSR Moto.
more info & price: #motron
️ more pictures: #motron
A new scooter from NAON from Berlin Germany.
more info & price: /naon-zero-one/
️ more pictures: /naon-zero-one/
Several new scooters from Frison Scooters from Paris 
France.
more info & price: #frison
️ more pictures: #frison
A new moped from 
India.
5,400 watt / 100 km range / 80% charge in 40 minutes
more info & price: /earth-energy-evolve-z/
️ more pictures: /earth-energy-evolve-z/
Air Pollution by Disc Brakes causes 20% of the total emissions by a standard car and the pollution (ultra-fine dust) is more toxic for humans than exhaust fumes.
"Vehicle tailpipe emissions are going down, but the emissions from disc brakes will remain to some extent, even if you drive an electric car," Weber said. "Therefore, this kind of process will continue to play out in the future and will be an important consideration when we look at the health effects of particulate matter." (Phys.org)