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Chinese EV brand Zeeho held a launch event on June 16, unveiling three new electric models: the AE2 Pro, MO3, and MO2i. Eight variants in total were on display, with prices starting from ¥3,299 (RMB). All are scheduled to go on sale later this year.
Electric scooters are becoming everyday in European cities too, but on price there's just no competing with the Chinese players. Watching a mass rollout like Jihe's, where does control over urban mobility end up shifting — over there, that reads as a quiet tectonic shift.
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With a launch expected within the year, guess you still can't ride the actual bike yet.
Never heard of the brand Jihe, but feels like just another new player added to China's electric two-wheeler warring-states era.
China's electric scooter market feels like it just keeps branching into more and more brands.
What segment does each of the AE2 Pro, MO3, and MO2i actually cover?
3 models, 8 variants, in a single launch event — the momentum of the electric shift in the Chinese market is intense.
Starting at 3,299 yuan is a pretty affordable entry price even converted to yen.
