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NIU TQi GT

NIU TQi GT electric three wheeler
NIU TQi GT electric three wheeler 85
NIU TQi GT electric three wheeler 85
NIU TQi GT electric three wheeler 85
NIU TQi GT electric three wheeler 85
Battery18650 Lithium
Range150 miles
Charge TimeUnknown
PowerUnknown
PriceUnknown
✓ Regenerative brakes
✓ Removable battery
✓ Self-balancing
made in China  

Specifications

BrandNIU
ModelTQi GT
SpeedMotorcycle
PowerUnknown
WeightUnknown
Battery18650 Lithium
Battery Life2,000 cyclesℹ
Range150 miles
Charge TimeUnknown
 

The NIU TQi is a self-balancing electric three-wheeler created by an innovative Chinese company that is founded by the former CTO of Baidu (the Chinese Google) and a former employee of Microsoft. Their purpose is to create a high quality electric scooter with the latest technologies and design.

The TQi is an advanced vehicle that provides autonomous driving (automated parking and summon feature). The vehicle is self balancing.

The TQi has a top speed of 50 mph and a driving range of 150 miles.

The scooter is equipped with 5G connectivity and many state of the art technologies.

The scooter has a digital dashboard.

The scooter will be available for purchase mid 2020.

 

2020 NIU models

NQi GTSNIU N GT Pro electric scooter 3000 watt 100
£4.496
18650 Lithium
84 miles
NQi Cargo XRNIU NQi Cargo 100
£4.496
18650 Lithium
87 miles
NQi ProNIU NQi Pro electric scooter 3000 watt 100
£4.046
18650 Lithium
96 miles
NQi GTNIU NQi GT electric scooter 3500 watt 100
£4.046
18650 Lithium
87 miles
NQi CargoNIU NQi Cargo 100
£2.877
18650 Lithium
56 miles
NQi SportNIU NQi sport electric scooter 2400 watt 100
£2.607
18650 Lithium
50 miles
UQi GT ProNIU U GT Pro electric scooter 100
£2.428
18650 Lithium
50 miles
MQi+ SportNIU MQi+ Sport electric scooter 1400 watt 100
£2.338
18650 Lithium
62 miles
NQi LiteNIU NQi electric scooter 3000 watt 100
£2.068
18650 Lithium
43 miles
MQi ProNIU MQi Pro electric scooter 1200 watt 100
£1.798
18650 Lithium
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MQi+ LiteNIU MQi+ Lite electric scooter 1200 watt 100
£1.754
18650 Lithium
47 miles
MQi SNIU MQi S electric scooter 800 watt 100
£1.708
18650 Lithium
43 miles
UQiNIU UQi electric scooter 1500 watt 100
£1.551
18650 Lithium
25 miles
MQi GTNIU M GT electric scooter 3000 watt 100
Unknown
18650 Lithium
81 miles
TQi GTNIU TQi GT electric three wheeler 100
Unknown
18650 Lithium
150 miles

Old models

N GTNIU N-GT 100
£3.889
18650 Lithium
62 miles
N1sNIU N1s 100
£2.540
18650 Lithium
43 miles
M ProNIU M1 100
£2.248
18650 Lithium
62 miles
M+NIU M+ smart scooter 100
£2.180
18650 Lithium
56 miles
M SNIU M1 100
£1.798
18650 Lithium
43 miles
UNiIU U-Series U1 Blue 100
£1.551
18650 Lithium
22 miles
View all NIU scooters in the filter overview:
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Niu Technologies Group Ltd.
Shanghai, China
business@niu.com

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