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Thailand to tackle air pollution with some ‘Swag’?

Thailand to tackle air pollution with some ‘Swag’?
Michelle Liew
February 7, 2020

If you have never heard of Swag EV, drop whatever you’re doing now and take a look at this!

Swag Type X

Swag Type X | Photo credits: Nation Thailand

Swag EV, or Supreme Wagon Automotive Group Electric Vehicle, was just recently launched in Thailand.  It is a producer of eco-friendly motorcycles with a very modern design. The Swag EV bikes feature removable batteries that can be plugged into any electric socket. It is a highly adaptable product. It takes approximately two to three hours to fully charge the bike. After a full recharge, it will be ready to go for about 90 kilometres.

Currently, there are two models of the Swag EV in Bangkok. The Type S has a price tag of 62,900 Baht whereas Type X is 65,900 baht. Both the bikes come with 2000W brushless hub-motors developed by Bosch. As for the electric bikes’ detachable 60-volt, 26 AH battery, it is a product of Samsung.

Swag Type S | Photo credits: SWAG EV

Swag EV hails from one of Southeast Asia’s most sustainable nations, Singapore. The idea of the brand is just like any other brand. It wants to contribute to a smarter and cleaner mode of commuting.

Thailand has the highest motorbike use in the world. Almost 90 per cent of households owning at least one motorbike. There are about up to 20 million registered motorbikes. In a busy city like Bangkok, commuting by bike is the most cost-efficient mode of transport. Due to the lack of alternatives to petrol-powered bikes, motorcycles remain the major factor for air pollution.

“We are not just a motorcycle manufacturer. Our main focus lies on cutting edge IoT technologies and creative branding collaboration with designers and celebrities. We strongly believe that the EV industry is growing rapidly in Southeast Asia. And we wish to position ourselves as one of the most important players,” says Janson Chen, Executive Director of Swag EV as quoted from Thailand Tatler.

Photo credits: Bangkok Post

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