“In a world” where expensive sports cars just aren’t enough to capture the hearts of the people, Bugatti comes to the rescue with something to fill that void in with. That something is a Bugatti Electric Scooter.
Now the company has expensive scooters for both teens and adults alike. Featuring a sleek design and plenty of power. While maintaining a similar design as just about every other scooter out there.
Something that may just work as they aren’t as expensive as the company’s cars, although it may be in small numbers when it comes to sales as likely only dedicated fans of the company will be looking to get their hands on one (for themselves or their children).
The recently released scooter is a bit more than you’d normally expect for the specs, but the ratio is small in comparison. Available in Blue, Black, and Silver, the new scooters retail with an MSRP of $1,200.
It looks like the black option is already sold out across, so we still know that black continues to be the most popular choice of color for most scooter options in the market. The other two are still available, although there aren’t too many retailers that carry them at this time (we’ve made sure to include a few options/buttons below).
As for those specs, you are looking at a 600W motor that can take you up to 18.6 MPH for up to 25 miles. You get multiple modes to choose from like some brands so you can control how quickly it can go. This way you can take it at your own pace depending on if you are a speed demon or just learning.
As I mentioned, it does look similar in many ways to other scooters since you can only design a scooter in so many ways. However, it does have a rear gobo with a logo that hits the ground for added effect. Along with some of the standard premium light options like turn signals and brakes.
Discount/Promo: At the moment you can save a little via the Wellbots link below using the code “BUGATTI15” (while the promotion lasts). This deal is active at the time of writing this.
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| Our Rating NA – Not Yet Reviewed | MSRP* $1,200 |
*Average price is based on the time this article was published
