NIU UQi GT Scooter Walkthrough
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ก.ย. 2022
- Come learn about the NIU UQi GT, then get one and have a great time riding around enjoying life.
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I'm about to get one this week, thanks for all of this info, great video!
You’re welcome! Enjoy that electrified low speed fun!
Very good video. You helped me, thanks! have ordered the GT Sport 2024. Greetings from Norway 🇳🇴
Thank you and you’re welcome! Enjoy that new scooter!
where did you get yours?Also from norway and was gonna get one to replace my car while i sell it
Great video, I think one of the very few reviews I have seen on TH-cam thanks so much for taking the time to do this. I am seriously considering getting one, mainly because in my state (PA) they give you a $500 rebate if you purchase an "electric vehicle". It has to meet certain standards, which many of these electric bikes/scooters don't have. The biggest one of all is it needs to have a VIN number which was going to be my first question, but you answered that at the end, so thanks for that. My other questions, 1) does the case that fits on the back, does it sit where the "backseat" goes, or behind that? 2) Other question is in regards to rear lights. I am assuming it has taillights, brake lights, turn signals in the rear? It needs to meet our DOT standards, and rear brake and turn signals are part of that.... 3) Lastly, what is the MSRP? Thanks again!
Hi Ben. Thanks for watching and the nice words.
1. It fits behind the passenger seat, hanging out over the back wheel.
2. Yes, full lights throughout. That's how it can be considered a road-legal vehicle in every state.
3. MSRP at the time of this comment is $2,099. There is a tariff, ocean freight charge as well from the manufacturer, and then whatever freight/setup your local dealership sets to get the bike from Chicago's warehouse to their location. In our market this one ends up being about $3,300 before DMV which varies by county in our state. Hope that helps. Good luck!
The look is very utilitarian, kinda like a ruckus with body panels. From some angles it reminds me of a vintage cut-down bike.
Really nice that there's a cutout under the seat for the charge cable so you can close up while it charges. I can see that being useful for someone who lives in an apartment with a big parking garage so you can still plug in the bike but keep someone from walking off with the battery.
Lastly, loving the ride shots with the 360 camera. Keep being awesome out there.
Thanks dude. That camera ruled until someone broke into the shop and stole it! Thankfully we got these clips first. LOL
@@VespaPortland !!bastards!! Thieves are the worst.
absolutely, of all the modern (non-classic vespa/lammy) electric scooter designs it's the best, minimal and futuristic, in white it looks like a star wars minimal scooter. lol
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Great review. Thx.
You’re welcome. Thanks for watching.
I was just curious, I saw one advertised local for $100. The last two wheeler I had was a 1948 Indian Chief 80 Cu In flathead.
$100 for a scooter? Definitely check to see what’s up with that. Could be totaled. Bent frame. No batteries. Etc. That’s a too good to be true price tag. Thanks for watching.
@@VespaPortland Yes, it is a head scratcher event. The Facebook ad is built to look like a downtown (OKC) store, the photo in the advert is of 3 parked on the sidewalk, shows someplace with a 514 area code across the street in the reflection behind the row of scooters on a quick look that would be Quebec Canada, sort of a far step from Oklahoma city. At any rate, it has been an interesting new product to do a looksee on. I think were I to pick up some small electric to the mile to the market. I would probably pick up a disposable from Walmart. Have a pleasant spring.
@@RickRamo Facebook is full of these type of scam ads at the moment , i have reported lots but facebook is not interested, all they want is paid for the ad space .
Could you do review on uqi+
Sorry we don’t have that scooter.
Whats the difference between this and the pro version?? Thank you
We don’t have the Pro version of the UQI in the USA so I can’t say for sure but I’d guess the pro probably has a higher capacity battery for longer range. That’s generally all that changes with the NIU pro models. Thanks for watching.
Im thinking of getting this model but the local shop (country: Netherlands) starting price is 3000 euro and they said you need to pay mandatory 80 euro's yearly for gps tracking (build in simcard) I think for in case it gets stolen. Is that normal pricing?
Wow! Europe may have different rules about the GPS service. Here in the USA they have not charged anyone for the service even after the 2-3 year “free trial” has expired. I think this is because NIU is ultimately a tech company and collecting mobility data is their focus.
@@VespaPortland Thanks for reply, the model im looking at is NiU UQi GT PRO variant not the Niu UQI GT. Thought it was the same model at first. I better contact their European branch in regards to their GPS service here to check if its the same.
wow it sounds disgusting to be tracked all the time. and be paying for them to track you is even worse.
Turns out NIU has never charged any of our customers after the initial few years. Makes sense - data is the desire for them. That said, if you carry a phone you’re being tracked at a much deeper level so … 🤷♂️
@@VespaPortland still I don't want a phone, I want a vehicle. And there is not much I like about this bike. no storage and design is better for me on other scooters. they can keep their tracking app
max distance?
30 miles or so.
Kolkata showroom address
No idea!
I know a secret about the cruise control that unlocks the scooter to 55 KM/h
Do share, please!!!
Do tell.
It would exhaust the battery much faster!
Share?. I'm in the UK It immediately cuts the power at 49km/h.
These scooteres need to be equipped with fast charging instead of the 3 pin plug
Maybe someday.
In Asia they have battery stations everywhere you just pull up and swap your battery for a fresh charged one.
That thing only goes 20 mph.. why the hell would they want that thing on the roads
It’s 30mph which is more than enough for the speed limit in urban environments.
It's a city bike man, I never even get to ride mine at the top speed of 30mph in the UK unless Ieave my city with it.