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BMW expand EV urban mobility options with new CE 02

BMW CE 02

Trev by Trev
July 8, 2023
in BMW, BMW News, EV Electromobility, EV Electromobility News, Scooter News, Scooters

BMW CE 02

BMW are expanding their urban mobility options with another battery powered scooter style vehicle dubbed the BMW CE 02.

BMW CE 02

The CE 02 will join the now well established CE04, which hit the market two years ago, in the line-up.

BMW are also using the designation ‘eParkourer’ for the new bike which presumably is an aim to link the machine to the urban sport of parkour.

Black is the basic colour for the frame, wheels, front fender and triple clamp mounted fairing, with a granite grey metallic matt for the engine cover with a mix of matt and high-gloss surface finishes across the machine.

In the special ‘Highline’ version, the new CE 02 get more colourful with gold anodised forks and some panels painted the blue-green colour known as petrol.

BMW CE 02

The CE 02 has a power output of 11 kW (15 hp) and a top speed of 95 km/h. Much less powerful than the 31 kW (42hp) CE 04 which is capable of 120 km/h.

BMW CE 02

A range of up to 90 kilometres is claimed by BMW compared to the 130 kilometre claimed range for the CE 04.

Two riding modes, somewhat cornily named ‘Flow’ and Surf’, are standard while the Highline spec’ bike can also be optioned with a more sporting ‘Flash’ riding mode.

BMW CE 02

As far as the chassis is concerned the new BMW CE 02 relies on a torsionally rigid double-loop frame made of tubular steel. Hydraulically damped telescopic forks operate at the front, while a single-sided swingarm and a directly pivoted shock absorber are used at the rear. Wide tyres are mounted on cast light alloy wheels in disc wheel design and disc brakes ensure safe deceleration at the front and rear. BMW Motorrad ABS is featured at the front.

BMW CE 02

The new BMW CE 02 comes as standard with an external charger with a charging power of 0.9 kW, which enables charging processes to be carried out quickly and conveniently at standard household sockets. A quick charger with 1.5 kW of charging power is also available.

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BMW CE 02

A TFT screen displays information such as speed and battery charge status. A USB-C charging socket also allows you to supply a smartphone with power.

BMW CE 02

Using the BMW Motorrad Connected app your smartphone shows you the predicted end of charging thanks to networking via Bluetooth, as on the BMW CE 04.

BMW CE 02

In the Highline variant, the cradle mode allows the BMW Motorrad app in the smartphone (held in a smartphone holder), to be controlled safely as an additional display using the keypad on the handlebar. It is also possible to record your trips using the app.

BMW CE 02

With the BMW Motorrad Connected Services (also included in the Highline package) the charging status and other CE 02 vehicle information can be viewed at any time from anywhere via the app.

BMW CE 02

BMW CE 02 Highlights

  • Maximum power 11 kW (15 hp), rated power 6 kW (8 hp), torque 55 Nm.
  • Steel frame and single-sided rear swingarm.
  • Telescopic forks at the front.
  • BMW Motorrad ABS (front wheel only).
  • ASC (Automatic Stability Control) and RSC (Recuperative Stability Control).
  • Reverse assistant
  • Two riding modes “Flow” and “Surf” as standard.
  • Third driving mode “Flash” as part of the HIGHLINE optional equipment and also available as an original BMW Motorrad accessory.
  • Low seat height of only 750 mm.
  • Suitable for riding two-up
  • Keyless Ride.
  • LED headlights including daytime running lights and side indicators.
  • 3.5″ micro TFT.
  • USB-C socket.
  • Cradle mode in the BMW Motorrad Connected app.
  • BMW Motorrad Connected Services
  • External charger 1.500 W (900 W series) for household socket use as part of the HIGHLINE optional equipment as well as optional accessory (for 11 kW version).
  • Anti-theft alarm preparation
BMW CE 02
BMW CE 02

 


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