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EICMA 2026. VMoto launches the CP e-scooter

EICMA 2026. VMoto launches the CP e-scooter

A giant like VMoto was bound to be at Eicma 2026. Among the new offerings, the Australian brand is set to introduce a new urban electric scooter to the market, the CP. The 2027 lineup, as usual, is very rich and diverse, with some technical upgrades.

VMoto CP, the new model arriving

Developed in collaboration with Pininfarina – with whose expert designers VMoto has been working on various projects for some time – the CP adheres to the typical criteria for urban scooters of the new VMoto generation. It features simple lines, without excessive embellishments, just enough technology, and performance ideal for urban use but not limited to it.

In terms of specifications, it is an e-scooter with a peak power of 5.5 kW, equipped with a 3 kWh battery, offering a top speed of 75 km/h and a claimed range of 180 km.

It will also be available in a CP-D version for transportation and delivery purposes, featuring a large rear basket and space for the battery and helmet under the saddle.

A first prototype of the CP was presented by VMoto at the previous Eicma exhibition. Now, in its final form, it is set to officially enter major European markets, though the price has not yet been announced.

Rich 2027 lineup

In addition to the launch of the CP, VMoto also announces minor updates for some 2027 models, particularly the TS Street Hunter S. This electric motorcycle makes its debut in Milan with improved performance: a maximum power of 9.4 kW, 230 Nm of torque, a top speed increased to 110 km/h, and a range of up to 120 km on mixed cycles.

Otherwise, VMoto continues to offer a very broad and diverse range of products for both B2C and B2B markets. Its versatile lineup is designed to meet the desires and needs of those who choose electric mobility.

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