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Vintage Cezeta scooter back in production with electric power

Vintage Cezeta scooter back in production with electric power
Vintage Cezeta scooter back in production with electric power
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It looks just like an original mid-20th century ride, but the Cezeta 506 scooter comes with some very modern power.

The scooter was originally made in Czechoslovakia (as it was) between 1957 and 1964, gaining a cult following for its distinctive look, which was the result of the petrol tank being at the front.

Neil Eamonn Smith is the man behind the relaunch, a result of replacing the engines on old models of a scooter he loved with electric ones. He has now taken this a step further, with handmade 506 models based on the original, all of which replace the original 175cc two-stroke engine with that electric power.

The current electric engine offers a range of between 100 and 200km and a top speed of between 90-110 km/h. Not bad at all.

The company is planning on building around 1,000 of the new Cezeta scooters this year and if you want one, there is a waiting list and a price tag of €7000. If you can get to the maker’s workshop in Prague, you are more tan welcome to check one out and book a test ride.

Find out more at the Cezeta website

Vintage Cezeta scooter back in production with electric power
Vintage Cezeta scooter back in production with electric power
Vintage Cezeta scooter back in production with electric power
Vintage Cezeta scooter back in production with electric power
Vintage Cezeta scooter back in production with electric power
Vintage Cezeta scooter back in production with electric power

Via Ride Apart

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