| Battery | 18650 Lithium |
|---|---|
| Range | Unknown |
| Charge Time | Unknown |
| Power | 5 kW (6.7 hp) |
| Price | Unknown |
Specifications
| Brand | ZwoMotion |
|---|---|
| Model | Simson S51 Elektro |
| Speed | 25 and 45 km/h |
| Power | 5 kW (6.7 hp) |
| Weight | 86 kg |
| Battery | 18650 Lithium |
|---|---|
| Battery Life | 2,000 cyclesℹ |
| Range | Unknown |
| Charge Time | Unknown |
The Simson S51 Elektro is an electric conversion of the legendary moped Simson S51 from Germany, made by small motorcycle restoration shop ZwoMotion from Germany. The Simson S51 is the first electric conversion of ZwoMotors.
The Simson S51 model is a next version of the popular S50 model of which more than 1.6 million were produced between 1975 and 1991. In Germany, the moped was permitted a top speed of 60 km/h (Kleinkraftrad). The moped also became popular in many other countries. In Vietnam, the moped received its own postal stamp.
Simson mopeds became an icon in Germany. Its most iconic model, the Schwalbe, has already been re-introduced as an electric version by manufacturer Govecs, one of the biggest manufacturers of electric scooters.
The history of Simson is long, from the beginnings of the original Simson & Co. steelworks producing guns and gun barrels in 1856, to the production of bicycles in 1896 and cars in 1907, to the exile of the Jewish founding family in 1936 and the post-WWII reboot of the company in former East Germany (German Democratic Republic, or DDR) making mopeds, motorcycles, and scooters. In 1975, the S50 model went into production which was followed by the S51 model in 1980.
The Simson S51 Elektro by ZwoMotion has a powerful 5,000 watt electric motor and a restricted top speed of 45 km/h for official moped registration (L1e). The motor is placed in the center of the moped.
The moped has a 36 Ah Lithium battery.
The moped can be fully customized on request. The restoration shop can also convert other (classic) mopeds to electric.
The moped can be ordered online and is shipped worldwide.
Share Search YouTube
2022 ZwoMotion models
Unknown
Sales Department
ZwoMotion UG (haftungsbeschränkt)
Triftweg 20
38550 Isenbüttel
Germany
Email: kontakt@zwomotion.de
Facebook Messenger: me.me/618949674844807
Import this vehicle
Want to import this vehicle to Canada? Fill out the form below and the ca.e-scooter.co team will try to find an import specialist for you to handle the import, registration and delivery to your door.
Search
-
Style
-
Features
Collapse of Nature on Earth
A group of 200 top scientists indicates that Earth is on the brink of a mass extinction that could drive a million animal species into oblivion in the coming decades, which could cause a collapse of Nature on Earth.
Yearly, 180 million tons of toxic, chemical and ☢️ radioactive waste is dumped into the oceans. It is 'invisible water pollution' that accumulates and increases every year. Hazardous waste has been accumulating in the ocean water for 150 years to such an extent that today, 🐋 whale babies are not able to be born healthy. Industrial companies treat the ocean as a bottomless pit with the idea “out of sight, out of mind”
View report about toxic waste dumping in the oceans:
Some zones in the ocean that are larger than land continents are called ‘death zone’ where no fish can live.
Dozens of death whale babies that washed up in Norway in recent years show that they are already contaminated with toxic chemicals shortly after they are born and Japan recently denied a shipment of toxic whale meat from Norway.
Source: Live Science | The Guardian
In Brazil, one-fifth of the jungle is to be burned in the coming years for the purpose of industrial development. The Amazon rainforest is expected to be gone within decades.
One-fifth of the jungle is to be burned in the coming years. “I’m not getting into this nonsense of defending land for the Indians,” the president said. A Brazilian general who last year served on the board of Canadian mining giant Belo Sun heads Brazil’s federal agency for indigenous peoples.
In the past decades, 67 percent of all seabirds have died. Many seabird species could become extinct within decades.
Source: Eco Watch | National Geographic
In the past decades, 75 percent of all insects have died. Within decades, a tipping point could be reached beyond which a collapse of nature becomes inevitable.
On top of it all, eugenics on nature (GMO) is forced with corruption.
Opponents of GMO punished with “retaliation and pain“.
View report about eugenics on nature (GMO): GMODebate.org For animals and plants!