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The Manila city government has acquired 125 electric scooters equipped with rechargeable batteries from China as part of the city’s efforts to beef up its campaign on crime, specifically in popular night spots.


The scooters, estimated to be worth a total of P3.2 million, started arriving at the city hall last Friday. Atienza said he expects all the units to be delivered by weekend.


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Now comes a scooter that can rival the big bikes. The Grand Dink, with its massive frame and imposing stance, is undoubtedly the biggest scooter available in the local market today.


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Vintage vibes? Classic scooters are making a comeback on Metro Manila roads

April 24, 2023 - 3:38pm

Statistics have recorded an astounding 7.1% growth in motorcycle sales since 2022 which is the highest ever and puts the Philippines...

On the Radar

Learning from Taiwan's Scooters

By Lester Dizon | April 8, 2009 - 12:00am

Last month, I flew to Kaohsiung, Taiwan to visit the Kwang Yang Motor Company (Kymco) factories upon the invitation of Kymco Philippines, Inc.

Motoring

Manila to use electric scooters vs crime

By Evelyn Macairan | January 8, 2007 - 12:00am

The Manila city government has acquired 125 electric scooters equipped with rechargeable batteries from China as part of the city’s efforts to beef up its campaign on crime, specifically in popular night...

Metro

The Grand Dink upclose

July 17, 2002 - 12:00am

People who ride big bikes are seldom attracted to scooters. For them, scooters are more like toys for little boys. They may be fun to ride, but they are too small for those, say six-footers, to be comfortable mounts. Now...

Motoring