DETROIT, MI – Electric mobility leader NIU has just supercharged the city commute with its latest release: the KQi 200 series e-scooters. Designed for riders craving power without breaking the bank, these sleek machines pack a formidable 700W rear-drive motor—NIU’s strongest offering in the entry-level segment yet.
The KQi 200 lineup (including the KQi 200P and KQi 200S) targets urban adventurers tackling hills, uneven roads, or longer daily treks. With a top speed of 20 mph (32 km/h) and a 15.3-mile (25 km) range per charge, the scooters bridge practicality and thrill. Their sine-wave controller ensures whisper-quiet acceleration, while dual braking (disc + regenerative) and 9.5-inch pneumatic tires promise stability across potholes and rain-slicked streets.
Standout features include:
- 20° Hill Climb Grade: Conquers steep inclines effortlessly.
- App Connectivity: Customize speed modes, track routes, and lock remotely via Bluetooth.
- IP54 Water Resistance: Ready for unexpected showers.
- Foldable Design: Collapses in 3 seconds for subway or trunk storage.
In a market flooded with flimsy rivals, NIU emphasizes durability—the KQi 200’s aircraft-grade aluminum frame supports up to 265 lbs (120 kg), and its battery undergoes 100+ safety tests. "This isn’t just a scooter; it’s a stress-free passport to the city," said NIU’s product lead during the virtual launch.
👉 Ready to experience the ride?
Check out the full specs and limited launch colors at NIU’s official EU store:
NIU KQi 200P Electric Scooter
Early adopters praise the KQi 200’s "instant torque" and intuitive controls, though some note the 37-lb weight demands muscle for stair carries. Priced aggressively at €599 (with pre-order discounts across Europe), it undercuts premium rivals by 20–30%.
As cities worldwide slash car dependency, NIU’s timing seems strategic. The KQi 200 series rolls out this month in Midnight Black and Polar White, with accessories like detachable baskets arriving Q3. For commuters ditching traffic jams, this might be the electric nudge they’ve needed.
Image: NIU KQi 200P in Midnight Black, gliding past a blurred cityscape.
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