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Govecs GO! S1.3

Govecs S1.3 – Lithium accu
Govecs S1.3 – Lithium accu 85
Govecs S1.3 – Lithium accu 85
Govecs S1.3 – Lithium accu 85
Govecs S1.3 – Lithium accu 85
Govecs S1.3 – Lithium accu 85
Govecs S1.3 – Lithium accu 85
Govecs S1.3 – Lithium accu 85
Govecs S1.3 – Lithium accu 85
BatteryLiFePo4 (LFP)
Range19 miles (45 mph)
31 miles (25 mph)
Charge Time2-3 hours
Power3 kW (4 hp)
Price£4.076¢
made in Germany  

Specifications

BrandGovecs
ModelGO! S1.3
Speed15 and 31 mph
Power3 kW (4 hp)
Weight100 kg
BatteryLiFePo4 (LFP)
Battery Life50.000 miles
Range19 miles (45 mph)
31 miles (25 mph)
Charge Time2-3 hours
80% after 1 hours
 
The GO! S1.3 is no longer in production.

The GOVECS GO! S1.3 is a high-performance scooter with a lithium battery. It is a replacement for a 50 or 80cc scooter.

The S1.3 is powered by an advanced brushless high efficiency electric motor and has a low-maintenance belt drive. The electric scooter has an sophisticated drive train that ensures that the scooter produces almost no noise. By using an “economy switch” on the dashboard you can chose between a greater range or faster acceleration.

The frame of the scooter has been exclusively designed for the S series. Because the electric motor is optimally placed in the middle of the scooter the center of gravity is extremely low, providing the `S` with great maneuverability and superior handling. The extensive digital dashboard display informs you about speed, battery voltage and other information.

Flyer 2013

 

2020 Govecs models

Schwalbe L3eSchwalbe electric scooter 8000 watt 100
£6.255
LiFePo4 (LFP)
56 miles
Pro CargoGovecs GO! T1.4 100
£5.219
LiFePo4 (LFP)
31 miles
SchwalbeSchwalbe electric scooter 100
£4.886
LiFePo4 (LFP)
81 miles
ProGovecs GO! S2.6 100
£4.740
LiFePo4 (LFP)
31 miles
FlexGovecs Flex electric scooter 2000 watt 100
£3.979
18650 Lithium
47 miles
Flex CargoGovecs Flex electric cargo scooter 2000 watt 100
£3.979
18650 Lithium
47 miles
Elly TwoGovecs Elly 100
£3.019
LiFePo4 (LFP)
37 miles
Elly OneGovecs Elly One 100
£3.019
LiFePo4 (LFP)
43 miles

Old models

GO! T3.6Govecs GO T2.5 100
£8.157
LiFePo4 (LFP)
56 miles
GO! S3.6Govecs GO! 3.6 motorscooter 100
£7.877
LiFePo4 (LFP)
56 miles
GO! T2.6Govecs GO T2.5 100
£6.538
LiFePo4 (LFP)
56-75 miles
GO! T3.4Govecs T1.2 100
£6.433
LiFePo4 (LFP)
43 miles
GO! S2.6Govecs GO! S2.6 100
£6.330
LiFePo4 (LFP)
56-75 miles
GO! S3.4Govecs GO! S3.4 100
£6.252
LiFePo4 (LFP)
43 miles
GO! T2.4Govecs T1.2 100
£5.436
LiFePo4 (LFP)
37-62 miles
GO! T2.5Govecs GO T2.5 100
£5.358
LiFePo4 (LFP)
37-56 miles
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GOVECS GmbH
Grillparzerstraße 18
81675 Munich
Germany
+49 89 411 09 77-13
sales@govecs.com

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