Presented as an electric touring bike poised for the near future, the Felo TOOZ boasts impressive specs: reaching a top speed of 125 mph, featuring a powerful mid-range acceleration, and offering a remarkable range of 720 kilometers (450 miles) per charge. Such figures indicate it will stand out as one of the largest motorcycles on the road, irrespective of engine type, owing to the substantial battery capacity necessary for such extensive travel on a single charge.
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The standout feature of the TOOZ lies in its high-tech connectivity to smartphones, seamlessly integrating with daily life. Moreover, it facilitates multimedia output through its 12-inch TFT dashboard and a 6-channel surround sound speaker system.
Utilizing the laptop-sized screen for navigation purposes, the bike is equipped with a Tire Pressure Monitoring System (TPMS), ABS, and traction control. Future enhancements in technological capabilities are expected upon its market release.
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The primary aim is to streamline users' digital experiences while riding, with many of these innovative features anticipated to feature in forthcoming offerings from Felo and sister brand RAPID.
Additionally, the TOOZ supports TYPE2 charging, enabling a rapid recharge from 20% to 80% in just 20 minutes. References to an optional 8-liter cooling box, likely for attachment to one of the panniers, indicate advanced production planning is underway, sparking anticipation for future developments.
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In line with contemporary trends, the TOOZ facilitates device charging while on the move and incorporates Vehicle-to-Load (V2L) technology, allowing users to draw power from the bike's batteries to supply energy to their homes. Although specific battery capacity details are undisclosed, it is evidently substantial.
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Smartech emerges as a key player in Thailand's electric vehicle sector, with its newly introduced electric motorcycle brands, FELO and RAPID, enjoying a fresh start backed by robust financial support and expertise.
Manufacturing motorcycles in Thailand proves advantageous, given the presence of major global manufacturers such as Honda, Yamaha, Suzuki, Kawasaki, BMW, Triumph, and Ducati, all of whom produce a portion of their lineup within the Kingdom's borders.
