Be.e ($TBA) is an electric scooter made from hemp. That sounds really cool, but it is also extremely environmentally green. The Be.e’s body is made from hemp, flax and bio-resin. The use of this material and the manufacturing process cuts the scooters carbon footprint and eliminates a number of parts needed to construct a standard scooter. The Be.e’s electric motor can be driven for two hours or up to 60 km and can be fully charged in under three hours. The Dutch startup Van.eko will not be selling these but using a pay-per use solution that will allow riders to rent the Be.e by the week, or month. So the next time you’re in Holland schedule some time to take a spin on the Be.e.
Built on the GTS base, The GTV 300 IE ($7000) takes its refinement from earlier Vespa models. The speed this machine can produce makes it stand out from your standard scooters. The GTV 300 IE comes with a 300cc liquid cooled four-valve engine. The engine is capable of producing 80 mph while getting 65-70 mpg. […]