EICMA motorcycle fair 2006

Fair report from the EICMA 2006 general part. Further all about 45km/h limited license free scooters and special part about the big presenation from the Vectrix Maxi Scooter.



Light car Free Dug von Ducati Energia Light car Free Dug von Ducati Energia
  Absolut minimalism, but on the other side for only 6000.-EUR presents Ducati Energia this compact light car Free Dug. Compared with this, even the Smart is a big car.


Piaggio 250 ccm engine for hybrid motorcycle Piaggio 250 ccm engine for hybrid motorcycle
  This drive system will be first times used 2008 in a new scooter. The 244ccm 4 stroke engine is complemented by a 2,5 kW electric engine.


SSEB Scooter Style Elektrofahrrad SSEB Scooter Style Elektrofahrrad
  Look on the alibi pedals. So this scooter is an electric bicycle and is in China allowed to use the bicyle lanes. Most of the Chinese disassemble the annoying pedals.


BSEB - Bicycle Style Electric Bike BSEB - Bicycle Style Electric Bike
  Electric scooter looking similar like a bicycle. These have in common 3 sealed lead acid batteries and are not as fast as the 48V SSEB.




Fair novelty light car
Ducati Energia show on the EICMA the light car Free Dug. Behind the outside porter. With only 146cm lenght, athwart parking like propagated by Smart is easy possible. Light car interior
Move close together when somebody is in the Ducati Free Dug underway with two. But on the outer side, 90cm width is not much more than some scooters. Light car instruments
The instruments in the Ducati energia Free Dug are more similar to the instruments of a scooter than to a car. No steering wheel but something to steer like at a scooter. Light car drive
Instead of gearing and differential simple 2 wheel hub engines. Each rear wheel has an own 2,5 kW wheel hub engine. This should be very goog in snow. Light car front axle
Here the construction of the front axle of the Free Dug from Ducati Energia. The power of simplicity at electric cars. For an all wheel drive, they had only to mount 2 more wheel hub engines.