Coloradvantage:
you guys don't know How this thing work. super charge stations will do the work. it is a gradual process .

I am a Nigerian and a good percentage of the folks I know where I stay in Nigeria who can afford that have diesel generators.

Environmentally speaking this Bike will be suitable for a Nigeria of the future, where our energy crisis has been resolved.

Nice innovation

Topmaike007:
even d machine no get spoke for back make those two things wey hold the tire for back no go comot na to break leg remain

I tell you my brother.... That kain money go fixed borehole for my people at home

cooldipo:


I tell you my brother.... That kain money go fixed borehole for my people at home

10 m for fixing boreholes not borehole

AutoReportNG:
RMK E2 electric motorcycle features a modern design with an aluminum frame. The battery is able to take the rider from 200km (basic battery model) to 300km (more expensive model) on a single charge, and it takes only 2-3 hours to fully charge an empty battery. The first model of E2 series will be launched this year (2018) and the company says that they will release E2 series production version early 2019 at the MP 19 Motorcycle Show in Helsinki.

E2 electric motorcycle from RMK is equipped with a non-centered rim, it is also designed with integrated electric motor into the frame of a rim. The peak output of the motor is 50kW with a torque of 320 Nm, it can reach a maximum speed of 160km/h. This bike will be available at 24,990 euros, that is 10.4 million naira.

What's your take?

Source:
https://www.autoreportng.com/2018/10/this-10m-naira-electric-motorcycle.html

They shouldnt worry. Yusshf is comi g for it.

rottennaija:
Nigeria better wake up, fix our refinery, our gas supply, our electricity, for in no distance future, our crude will be in short demand.

Yes Tag Buhari .... Tag him, let him see this

The eeeediot is here on Nairaland

BruncleZuma:
Me likey...but fueling generator to use an electric bike defeats the purpose.

So true. You see how our government has foresaken us. I ride an electric car MB 350E, the tech is off teh charts, no to mention environmentally friendly, but it wont be the case in 9ja, simply because no electricity. The shameful thing is I travel a alot and some countries that arent even on par with 9ja ( ie Thailand, Vietnam) all have 100 pct electricty, even the villages. So shameful, the so called giant ( midget) of Africa.

Seeing the future in my eyes. Reminds me of Tron Legacy

Baba . You get sense

Yusuf, Buhari, over to you.

China made in Alibaba is around $1200...I go prefer that one all na bike

Wow
That’s lovely
Technology era

It's still a prototype

Click like if you believe yusuf buhari don buy am already,click share if you dont blv

BruncleZuma:
Me likey...but fueling generator to use an electric bike defeats the purpose.

neva disturb ursef, broda...by 2071, tokunboh wil be out @ a very reduced price, 9ja would av stable electricity cos oyinbos would av gotten a new way of keeping us in check
BY THEN U CAN EASILY GET URS

I rather buy a sweet car with 10m

hemartins:
Wow. This is awesome. I want one.

you want everything.

Proffdada:
It's still a prototype

Read the post again Sir

Coloradvantage:
you guys don't know How this thing work. super charge stations will do the work. it is a gradual process .

Super charge stations in Nigeria? And how will the stations be powered? Any way, for the rich in Nigeria, it would be cool to have, and could be recharged using the abundant solar energy.

they should go and market it to president Buhari son,because his good in buying these,but for we poor people we struggle get what to eat as his father has make things hard for poor people to eat in this country

PBundles:


So true. You see how our government has foresaken us. I ride an electric car MB 350E, the tech is off teh charts, no to mention environmentally friendly, but it wont be the case in 9ja, simply because no electricity. The shameful thing is I travel a alot and some countries that arent even on par with 9ja ( ie Thailand, Vietnam) all have 100 pct electricty, even the villages. So shameful, the so called giant ( midget) of Africa.

Thailand and Vietnam not on par with Nigeria? Really? It's the other way around. Those countries are far ahead of Nigeria.

they should go and market president Buhari son,as his good in buying these,but for we the poor people struggling to get what to eat as his father has make things hard for poor us to eat in this country

they should go and market president Buhari son,as his good in buying these,but for we the poor people struggling to get what to eat as his father has make things hard for poor us

It's like Batman's

in the future tech will cause more job lost bank na example

hmmmmmm, small but mighty.

BruncleZuma:
Me likey...but fueling generator to use an electric bike defeats the purpose.

Anyone rich enough to afford this motorcycle does not need to use a generator which is constantly refuelled.

baddosky1:


Anyone rich enough to afford this motorcycle does not need to use a generator which is constantly refuelled.

Whomsoever can afford this sort of motorbike without a generator in Nigeria will not ride it...

PBundles:


So true. You see how our government has foresaken us. I ride an electric car MB 350E, the tech is off teh charts, no to mention environmentally friendly, but it wont be the case in 9ja, simply because no electricity. The shameful thing is I travel a alot and some countries that arent even on par with 9ja ( ie Thailand, Vietnam) all have 100 pct electricty, even the villages. So shameful, the so called giant ( midget) of Africa.

poseidon12:


Thailand and Vietnam not on par with Nigeria? Really? It's the other way around. Those countries are far ahead of Nigeria.

Factually , if you look at the GDP as of 2016 (see UN, though you could us IMF or World Bank , that uses other metrics) we are the same as Thailand, but way ahead of Vietnam, sad but true. Facts don't lie.

AutoReportNG:
RMK E2 electric motorcycle features a modern design with an aluminum frame. The battery is able to take the rider from 200km (basic battery model) to 300km (more expensive model) on a single charge, and it takes only 2-3 hours to fully charge an empty battery. The first model of E2 series will be launched this year (2018) and the company says that they will release E2 series production version early 2019 at the MP 19 Motorcycle Show in Helsinki.

E2 electric motorcycle from RMK is equipped with a non-centered rim, it is also designed with integrated electric motor into the frame of a rim. The peak output of the motor is 50kW with a torque of 320 Nm, it can reach a maximum speed of 160km/h. This bike will be available at 24,990 euros, that is 10.4 million naira.

What's your take?

Source:
https://www.autoreportng.com/2018/10/this-10m-naira-electric-motorcycle.html

Until Nigeria 's political leaders think outside the box they will continue to believe that crude oil money is the only way for Nigeria to survive.