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Top 5 Electric scooter accessories for riding in winter

BGauss Sense in the City · June 22, 2021 ·

Riding an electric scooter is a fun and efficient way of getting around, especially when the weather conditions are conducive. However, when you’re riding an electric scooter in winter, you may come across a lot of hurdles like snowfall, heavy winds and low temperature that can make for a somewhat unpleasant experience.

Temperatures start dropping during autumn for many places and then eventually drop extremely low during the peak winter months. You will need to have proper gear or accessories so that you have a hassle-free, comfortable riding experience. Here’s where electric scooter accessories can play an essential role in helping you prepare for your commute and making your trip enjoyable.

Here is a list of the five most handy accessories you need to have to ensure that you can stay out on the road and brave those freezing temperatures!

Warm winter gloves

When you ride during the cold months of the year, your hands will be prone to freezing due to the dropping temperature. As a result, you need to have a proper pair of gloves. These will play an essential role in preventing your hands from getting cold. It’s common knowledge that most of the key functions on the scooter are hand-operated. Hence, you can always bestow your faith in these gloves while riding an electric scooter. Mind you, winter gloves can get bulky, but they’re incredibly effective once you get used to having them on. It is advisable to choose a pair that supports your full range of motion, and isn’t too tight. Otherwise, you would find it difficult to apply brakes or accelerate. At the same time, they need to fit your palms correctly else it would cause inconvenience while riding. Also ensure that your gloves are made of warm, comfortable material.

Closed scooter helmet

Many scooter riders prefer keeping their faces covered during the summer. This works really well for the winters too!. The next time you set out to purchase electric scooter accessories, you should consider choosing full-coverage winter helmets that will help keep your ears and face closed, thereby protecting you from the chilly weather. It is best to choose a winter helmet that covers your face fully but allows for sufficient ventilation and a clear view of the road ahead. If your view is blocked, the risk of accidents increases and you don’t want to be prone to that.

Winter coat and Raincoat

Whether it’s snowing or simply chilly, you need to have a proper winter coat during winter.

The winter coat can play an essential role in keeping you warm, provided it comes with full coverage and doesn’t interfere with your riding experience. Avoid purchasing one that is loosely fitted, else it may end up getting entangled with the taillamps and posing a significant risk.

Leg cover

During the cold months, it is always advisable to add an extra pair of clothing that can wrap your legs too. But for subzero temperatures or extreme chill, these may not suffice. In that case, you should consider getting a scooter leg cover for additional protection. Scooter leg covers or lap aprons are extensions that will protect you. It is advisable to choose an all purpose leg cover that can protect you against the biting cold, but is suitable for milder climatic conditions or torrential rains too. Make sure to check how the leg cover gets attached to your scooter. It is better to fasten them against your scooter so that you are protected against the risk of sliding or slipping while riding the scooter. Before you hit the roads, you should consider riding it out with the leg cover attached, just to get comfortable before travelling long distances.

Scooter cover

A scooter cover is one of the most essential accessories to ensure the longevity of your two-wheeler. These waterproof covers are usually made from a heavy-duty polyester material that defends against rain, sun, snow, dust and dirt, and is ideal for all-weather protection. Motorcycle covers protect against water, condensation, ice and are particularly helpful to prevent moisture from seeping into the engine or carburettor. They also repel water and prevent rust and mould from corroding the parts.

Besides these external accessories, the material and condition of the tyres, as well as the maintenance of your scooter’s battery play an essential role in ensuring a smooth drive even under unfavourable weather conditions. Tubeless tyres, like the ones fitted on both the BGauss B8 and A2, are generally better for extreme weather conditions and all kinds of terrain as they offer better grip as compared to tube tyres. Also, colder weather causes the PSI or tyre pressure to drop, and tubeless tyres are far more capable of handling this as they can be ridden at a much lower pressure than tubed tyres. BGauss electric scooters have front and back tubeless tyres which give you the confidence of avoiding pinch flats while riding.

As for battery maintenance, there are a few ways to maximise your electric scooter’s battery life. Some of these include:

Don’t fully deplete your electric scooter battery.
Know your scooter’s range and battery capacity.
Don’t charge your battery for long periods of time unattended.
Let your scooter battery cool before charging.

The BGauss electric scooters also come with a range of battery protection features like

Over Charging Protection, Over Discharging Protection, Short Circuit Prevention, Over Current Prevention, Individual Cell monitoring, Temperature Control, Cell Equalization, Waterproof casing, Voltage Equalization and Battery Logs.

Riding in winter is enormous fun once you invest in some handy accessories to keep you comfortable and take some basic measures to protect yourself and your favourite automobile, year-round!

Turn Heads Wherever You Go With Electric Scooters!

BGauss Sense in the City · April 29, 2021 ·

Have you ever noticed how a newly purchased vehicle gets much attention right after it steps out of the showroom? Now imagine experiencing this every day while riding the BGauss range of premium electric scooters. These sustainable yet sophisticated scooters carry an engaging personality and indeed turn heads wherever they go! Before justifying why we’re saying this, let’s take a quick look at what electric two-wheelers are.

Electric scooters fall under the roof of Electric Vehicles (EV) and are in the two-wheeled form. They come fitted with a rechargeable battery. Their engine power ranges from 250W to 1900W, enabling the scooters to attain a 25 km/hr speed to 50 km/hr.

More specifically, the BGauss electric scooters come in two variants:

High-speed electric scooters: offers speed up to 50km/hr

Low-speed electric scooters: offers speeds up to 25km/hr and often don’t require a license.

Electric scooters are becoming increasingly popular in metropolitan cities as an optimal commute solution. As per Business Insider, most current and potential customers are concerned about two essential features of electric scooter: their price and efficiency. Customers prefer investing in an electric scooter that is budget-friendly and can provide maximum speed with no transmission loss. At BGauss, we truly understand what customers are looking for in an electric two-wheeler, and this has informed the creation of products that exceed expectations.

BGauss electric scooters come in two models, B8 and A2. The B8 is available in four colours: Silk Red, Sparkling Blue, Nebula Grey, and Pearl White. The low-speed variant A2 is offered in three colours: Caspian Blue, Glacier Ice and Super White. Each of these products has distinct specifications, designs, features, etc.

The two product ranges have various essential features in common, some of which are highlighted below:

Headlights: The scooters boast designer LED projector lights in their BGauss B8 model, Daytime Running Lights (DRLs), which is bright white light, which gives the driver a crystal-clear vision compliments well with the scooter’s overall style and exterior look.
Paint Quality: Something that contributes heavily to the scooters’ appearance is superior quality paint on the surface. This ensures longer life, extra gloss finish and most importantly, resistance and protection against UV with a special coating. This coating is also resistant to high heat and temperatures.
Boot Space: The storage or boot space of BGauss rides allow the rider to store more than just bike accessories or essentials. This feature prevents the inconvenience of balancing bags and packages in a small room in the footrest area.
Anti-theft and Anti-alarm: Usually, this feature predominantly appears in cars, but the BGauss brand comes with uncompromised safety. Thanks to the advanced anti-theft motor locking and anti-theft alarm features, customers need not worry about theft and vandalism of their vehicles.
Tyre and Wheels: Both B8 and A2 scooters have tubeless tyres that are designed to be airtight. These make them capable of handling punctures better. Tubeless tyres also come with a repair kit that doesn’t involve removing the wheel. The wheels of the BGauss electric scooter are lightweight yet sturdy as they are made from alloy. The back tyre has a rear disc brake whilst there is a disc brake double piston in the front tyre with 180 mm high quality, making the scooter more reliable.
Find your scooter: This extraordinary feature lets you find your scooter when you are not sure where you parked it, you have to press the unlock button on the remote, and the scooter will beep. This helps you park your scooter without worrying about finding it.
Reverse Mode: The reverse mode in the BGauss electric scooters can conveniently and safely turn the scooter backwards.

Apart from the above features, the B8 and A2 each possess traits that distinguish them from one another in matters of both form and function.

The B8 is powered by the superior German technology 1900Watt Bosch motor. This scooter lets you ride up to a speed of 50kms/hour with a range of 70kms. No vibration and smoother acceleration make riding the B8 an outstanding experience. The scooter is aerodynamically designed to give it a sleek look further embellished with a 360-degree chrome finish. It has an attractive multi-coloured LED dashboard with a 180-degree angle view and day and night clear visibility.

Additionally, the scooter has elegant, uniquely shaped tail-lights and integrated indicators that bring out bold and powerful personality. Its high-quality tactile switches and buttons add to the scooter’s appeal. Further, its spacious footboard and centre stand makes the scooter safer and more reliable. Passersby can’t help but take notice of something that manages to fit in while standing out!

On the other hand, the BGauss A2 model lets you ride up to 75kms in a single charge which is apt for travelling long distances within the city. It is an economically friendly scooter powered by a 250Watt water and dust resistant BLDC motor. Its sassy looks, contemporary shape and stylish cluster make it unmissable. The A2 dashboard is quite informative and user friendly in that it provides information related to the indicators, riding mode and battery SOC display and signals the rider about a faulty battery, motor malfunction, controller failure and faulty brakes. Additionally, the footrest and seat handle make for a hassle-free, convenient and significantly less tiring commuting experience for the driver and co-passenger alike.

To sum it up, both the offerings from BGauss are specially designed for customers who wish to switch to an innovative and comfortable travel option. The affordability of these electric scooters further encourages customers to adopt them as a long-term plan towards environmentally conscious travel. BGauss electric scooters embody the idea of futuristic design powered by cutting-edge technology and are sure to get glances thanks to their dynamic display and an endless array of top-notch features!

Book a free test drive of your favourite BGauss Electric Scooter from your nearest dealership store, right now!

How Urban Transport Pattern Is Changing Because Of Electric Scooters

BGauss Sense in the City · April 28, 2021 ·

Technology has brought a rapid change in various industries. One such sector is that of micro-mobility, which has substantially advanced in India. This industry essentially consists of electric vehicles, specifically the two-wheeled variants, that are environmentally appropriate and budget-friendly. Before understanding the growth of this trend and the effect of e-scooters on the urban transport scene, it is necessary to know more about them. Electric scooters are an emerging constituent of the vast electric vehicles’ category. They come with fitted rechargeable, removable batteries and do not consume fuel or give out any vehicular emissions. In the past few years, electric scooters were new in the automobile market.

The awareness of e-scooters grew significantly during the times of coronavirus. There was a sharp rise in the purchase of these scooters due to several reasons discussed further in this piece. It is expected that the sales of electric scooters will only increase more after COVID primarily because of the change in commuting preferences, which are pretty apparent in urbanised locales.

The transition from fuel-driven scooters to e-scooters increased during the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic and the restricted mobility that came with it. During the lockdown, people reduced travelling from public transport and preferred to commute to work by their vehicle. As per a Hindustan Times survey, the approximate public transport usage dipped down to 73%, and around 37% of people changed their mode of transport during the lockdown. Approximately 66% of people preferred to commute by electric bikes, scooters and cycle for 5kms to 7kms. Here are a few reasons why we believe India saw a sudden surge in the popularity of electric two-wheelers and other micro-mobility vehicles during the initial lockdown period:

Social Distancing: With COVID growing more virulent by the day and people slowly inching towards returning to work, even if it meant having to travel, the sensible solution was to maintain social distance by taking a private vehicle instead of public transport. One or two-person micro-mobility solutions like e-scooters or microcars helped them reduce exposure to the elements and allowed them to observe much-needed distance from others.
Smarter Mode of Transport: Most essential employees and frontline workers were having to visit their workplace regularly, if not daily, going by an e-scooter also brought in other benefits like lesser travel time, no dependency on fuel stations which meant more secondary contact, and of course more significant savings.
Environment Friendly: Another reason that influenced people to buy e-scooters was the rise in pollution level. Regular commuters and city dwellers noticed the apparent improvement in the Air Quality Index (AQI) during the lockdown, which made the previously rising pollution levels seem all the more alarming. This encouraged many families to consider investing in e-scooters instead of viewing petrol or diesel driven vehicles as the only private transport option for an urban setting.
Delivery service: Many small-scale businesses or homegrown ones like bakeries or online mom and pop stores also began to use e-scooters to facilitate their logistics requirement while tremendously cutting down costs.

The resultant hike in e-scooter purchases that stemmed from the above factors further triggered the beginning of a disruptive pattern in India’s urban transportation landscape. Here are five exciting ways electric scooters help shape up the future of India’s automobile market!

Increase in ownership of personal vehicle: As per Economic Times, during Covid-19, around 56% of people chose to commute with their car, bike and scooters. This led to a rise in the purchase of private vehicles, especially electric scooters, as they’re cost-effective and best suited to navigate city traffic.
Preference for substitute engine: The substitute sector is the powertrain that is gaining popularity in the 2W and 3W segment. The substitute, replacement or alternate engine helps a motor vehicle run either on fuel or electricity. The alternate engine segment is attracting consumers with the arrival of new market entrants and government incentives. In 2017, electric vehicles set a growth track record of 44%, with approximately 1 million e-vehicles sold. Consumers have gradually switched to alternate-engine vehicles. Moreover, as per research by PGA Labs, 35% of buyers are willing to invest more in electric cars, especially those with alternate engines. It gives them the option to either use fuel or electricity based on their motor vehicle’s fuel electricity consumption. The government policies such as FAME- II, reduced goods and service tax (GST), and increased inclination towards substitutable engines has led to the growth in the Indian mobility industry.
Electrification and Green Zoning: The market share of e-vehicles has drastically increased as the government encouraged electric vehicles to meet the carbon emission target. Further, green zoning facilitated regulations of modes of transportation that reduced impact on the environment. As per World Energy Council India and World Health Organisation, electrification or increase in usage of e-vehicles will help reduce pollution in Indian metro cities.
Subscription-Based Model and Rental Facility: Multifarious mobility like door-to-door mobility solutions has encouraged electric scooters for short routes. Most of the consumers use the subscription-based model or opt for a rental facility before buying electric scooters. Various cities in India are encouraging people to use electric scooters. For instance, Delhi metro encourages commuters to operate electric scooters’ rental services currently available at four stations.
Adoption in Tier 1, Tier 2 and Tier 3 cities: Some consumers who live in semi-urban towns with a population of one million or less had started buying e-scooters as these were easily accessible and affordable for them. As per the Prescient and Strategic Intelligence market research report, over two million two-wheelers in these semi-urban regions use scooters for delivery and courier services. Moreover, approximately 15% of two-wheelers in Uttar Pradesh own electric two-wheelers contributing to the largest market share in the mobility industry. Research also states a rising demand for electric scooters in Delhi and Karnataka. Additionally, Tier 2 and Tier 3 manufacturers have raised $210 million worth of investment on e-scooters. This indicates that the mobility industry, especially electric scooters, will grow further soon.

These patterns and paradigm shifts have directly or indirectly switched consumers’ choice to buy fuel-driven vehicles to electric scooters and other e-vehicles. Brands like BGauss have committed themselves to the cause of creating sustainable yet stylish e-scooters that cater to different segments of consumers. The brand focuses on producing eco-friendly electric scooters and promises to be budget-friendly, chic, and perfect for the urban dweller. The e-scooter brand makes environment-friendly, premium electric scooters in two models, namely B8 and A2. Both their offerings come with a fitted rechargeable battery and a spectrum of unique features. The unique aesthetics, thoughtful and robust design adds to the scooter’s most significant plus points of being fuel-free, noise-free and emissions-free. Micro-mobility solutions such as the ones devised by BGauss are sure to become the city-dweller’s constant companion on the go and the transformation that Indian transportation has been waiting for!

The Loyal Travel Partner for The Next Generation: E-Scooter

BGauss Sense in the City · April 27, 2021 ·

The Loyal Travel Partner for The Next Generation: E-Scooter

Over the years, millennials have seen an evolution in the transportation, auto-mobile, and micro-mobility industry. For instance, gen Y has seen a change from riding a three-tiered scooter to riding electric vehicles. Although Gen X and millennials have seen the transformation in this industry, the Centennials have a higher expectation from the micro-mobility industry. This generation, born in the late 90s, popularly known as Gen Z, is tech-savvy and has a growing belief in adopting green practices. It is implicit that they’re socially, technologically, and environmentally aware of the consequences of taking certain travel or transport decisions.

As per the Urban Mobility Daily, most of the youth that belongs to Gen Z are not keen on driving cars essentially because of increasing levels of traffic congestion, inflation in fuel rates and unavoidable maintenance cost. They also have individualized preferences when it comes to lifestyle and ease of transportation. For instance, before traveling, most youngsters consider various factors such as the total cost of commute (including the initial price of the vehicle and travel expense), comfort, frequency of travel, and the extent of carbon emissions.

Before purchasing a new vehicle, people consider various features such as budget, mileage, engine power, battery type, payment options, insurance, the colour of the car, interiors etc. While electric vehicles come at a considerably steep initial cost, over time, the net worth of ownership is much lesser for E-scooters than the ICE equivalent. This is another reason why the youth are more inclined to own an electric vehicle.

Moreover, an Economic Times study found that with the growing number of people becoming more loyal to electric cars, by 2022, most consumers will likely own one themselves. Over the last few years, more people have switched from fuel-dependent vehicles to fuel-efficient or non-fuel ones like electric cars, scooters and bikes; as per JMK Research Analytics, the EV sales in March 2021 in India increased by 34.2% month-over-month and 88.2% year-over-year, contributing to total sales of 1,34,000 electric vehicles. The stats also revealed that 97% of E-vehicles were e-scooters purchased by the leading market segment of millennials and gen Z. Also, research by Auto.com revealed that by 2025 the sales of electric vehicles would increase to 34 million.

So, what is the reason behind this switch to purchasing an E-scooter instead of pouring one’s savings into Internal Combustion Engine (ICE) scooters? Research findings state that most of the present generation is far more environmentally conscious than those who preceded them and are willing to consider unconventional options that are eco-friendly and ultimately beneficial for them in the long run. Their ideology is deep-rooted in sustainability and has resulted in a rise in electric scooters’ purchase all over India. Furthermore, E-scooters have become more affordable, and accessible modes of payment make it easier for Gen Z to buy electric scooters or e-bikes. Because of these factors, more and more people have started shifting towards electric vehicles which are clean, green and attainable within a reasonable budget. Additionally, government policies such as reduced goods and service tax (GST) and no road tax on electric vehicles have also influenced the inclination towards EVs.

Several popular products fall into the electric scooter bracket in India. One brand that manufactures two-wheelers in sync with the stated factors and the tastes of this generation is BGauss. The e-scooter brand makes environment-friendly, premium electric scooters in two models, namely B8 and A2. Both models come with a fitted rechargeable battery and a spectrum of unique features. For instance, both models offer a side stand sensor, reverse mode, anti-theft motor locking and anti-theft alarm, LED dashboard etc. The brand focuses on producing eco-friendly electric scooters and promises to be budget-friendly for its target market. BGauss also brings to the table, a unique combination of innovation that’s driven by experienced young professionals, and 35 years of expertise in the field of electrical solutions that comes from its parent company, RR Global.

The brand’s mission, “bringing sense to the city,” emphasises the idea of sustainable travel by spending less on vehicle ownership and upkeep. BGauss perfectly fits into its potential audience’s expectations, primarily because its offerings are cutting edge yet affordable. An added plus is that customers of BGauss don’t need a driver’s licence for the low-speed variant, BGauss A2, thereby saving time and effort that goes into time-consuming, cumbersome legalities involved in getting the vehicle registered. BGauss rides are also well-known for their user-friendly tech enhancements and features. They come with a dashboard that provides detailed information regarding the indicators, riding mode and battery SOC display, and forewarns the rider about a faulty battery, motor malfunction, controller failure and faulty brakes. This makes the journey hassle-free as the customer is well informed of the scooter’s condition before riding it. Lastly, BGauss being a budget-friendly e-vehicle, attracts people across age groups, geographical areas and economic backgrounds.

In conclusion, electric scooters are an almost inevitable choice for those who identify as technologically and environmentally proactive. With an intuitive, reliable travel partner like BGauss, loyalty is bound to become a two-way street!

How Micro mobility In Cities Can Evolve With Electric Scooters

BGauss Sense in the City · April 26, 2021 ·

How Micro Mobility in Cities Can Evolve with Electric Scooters

The Micro mobility industry has gradually evolved over the past few years in India, and its emergence has been a blessing for urban transportation and dwellers. During the pandemic, it was found that the popularity of e-vehicles grew within the automobile market in India. Additionally, companies forecast a complete transformation of the mobile electric industry by the year 2030. It is also anticipated that more than 2 million electric scooters will be sold in the coming decade.

India was known as a two-wheeler mobility nation before the evolution of electric bikes and scooters. There was a noticeable steady change in the electric vehicle manufacturers after electric vehicles came into the limelight. In the current public transport situation, micro-mobility or electric two-wheelers are the appropriate solutions to address the transportation needs of the country’s burgeoning level of environmental pollution and rise in population.

For those who don’t know what micro-mobility is, here’s a little synopsis of the terminology.

Micro mobility refers to a private two or three-wheeled vehicle that carries not more than two people. Micro mobile scooters or bikes are usually used for shorter routes. This type of vehicle is lightweight and helps in navigating clogged, congested roads. Typically, scooters or bikes that belong to the micro-mobility industry are electric. That is, these two-wheeled vehicles come with a fitted rechargeable and removable battery. Before evolving, electric cars, scooters, bikes, and three-wheeled vehicles had internal combustion engines with a top speed above 45km/hr. The micro-mobility industry brought a change in the Indian automobile market by introducing more electric vehicles. One of the crucial reasons for this shift was the rapid increase in air and noise pollution levels in metro cities.

As per a study by Times of India in the year 2020, the level of traffic congestion in Mumbai was 51%. This was notably 12% lesser than the level of congestion in 2019. Most of the metro cities recorded a visible reduction in congestion. During the pandemic, 66% of people preferred to commute by electric bikes, scooters and cycle for a distance of 5kms to 7kms. However, after the lockdown was lifted and the country got back to running its economic activities, predictably, the traffic and congestion started to increase rapidly.

Another reason for an increase in overall pollution levels is the gradual urbanisation in India. This has resulted in a rise in 90% air pollution, which has affected most of the metro cities’ air quality. The pace of urbanisation has also put tremendous pressure on public transport and compelled many upper-middle and high-class families to own more than one car. Automotive vehicles are the leading cause of air and noise pollution. Significant pollutants in India include hazardous chemicals or gases like Nitrogen oxide, Carbon Monoxide, Hydrocarbons, Lead, Oxides of Sulphur, etc. and are emitted by gasoline, petrol and diesel-based vehicles.

Here’s where micro-mobility comes to the rescue with its underlying selection of intelligent vehicles. Furthermore, to promote the growth of the micro mobile industry, the Indian Government has introduced various environment-friendly incentive programs. These initiatives have led to faster adoption and manufacturing of electric vehicles in India. Moreover, a suitable infrastructure is also being constructed for electric vehicle owners. For instance, approximately 500 charging stations have already been built in metro cities. Some state governments, like Delhi, have vowed to set up 100 new charging stations within a year.

Factors like these are why electric scooter companies like BGauss chose to make it their cause to manufacture vehicles that are sustainable, user-friendly, and in keeping with the nation’s more extensive plans for intelligent transportation. BGauss is a premium electric scooter brand that designs high-quality battery-operated scooters to be a fuel-free, environment-friendly travel solution. Its mission of “bringing sense into the city” explains the concept of riding stylish yet affordable zero-emission electric scooters that make for a peaceful and practical commute option.

Some key reasons that make BGauss an ideal solution that can combat climate change are as follows:

Budget-Friendly: The manufacturing and battery cost of the BGauss electric scooter is comparatively lower than other electric vehicles in the market. Despite lower cost ownership, the brand does not compromise the quality, premium manufacturing and final output of the e-scooters.
Environmentally friendly: Both scooter ranges by BGauss, i.e. the B8 and A2, are entirely battery operated. The rechargeable batteries do away with fuel dependency, thereby reducing gas emissions caused by fuels and bringing down the individual’s carbon footprint.
Theft and Vandalism: BGauss scooters eliminates the fear of theft and vandalism of vehicles. Easy access to batteries or other parts can sometimes result in motor equipment robbery. BGauss scooters come with features like anti-theft motor locking and anti-theft alarm that prevent such crimes to avoid these situations.
Driving Licence: Potential customers who plan to purchase BGauss electric scooters need not worry about having a driver’s licence for BGauss A2. It is a low-speed electric scooter. This is especially useful for college students and young adults who need not worry about paying fines or penalties for not carrying a driving licence.
Traffic and Congestion: As BGauss is a two-wheeled electric scooter, it is easier to quickly ride through heavy traffic and reach your desired destination on time.
Weather: BGauss electric scooter is painted with premium quality paints that make it water and dust resistant. It is also painted by a UV protection coat that allows it to be used in all kinds of weather in India. Moreover, you can also ride the BGauss scooter in the rain as the battery and motor are IP67, water-resistant, up to 120 mm for 30 mins. This indicates that the rain will not affect the functioning of the scooter.

The takeaway from this is that micro-mobility is the clear answer to curb climate-related ill effects or decongest urban roads. The growth of electric vehicles and brands like BGauss will facilitate and hasten this industry’s efforts in contributing towards the betterment of our country’s vast and varied landscape!