Nilox: the presentation of the new e-bikes and Blaze SE and M1 scooters [PHOTO]

A renewed range of e-bike and Blaze SE scooters e M1 are the new ones signed Nilox introduced on the occasion.

The new Nilox e-bikes

The brand that offers technological solutions for sport and outdoor life presents the new pedal-assisted models J1Plus, J3Plus, J4Plus, J5Plus, X6 Plus, X7 Plus, X7 f e X8 Plus.

The e-bike J1Plus represents the union between tradition and innovation, combining functionality and comfort. A pedal-assisted bicycle characterized by a classic style, enriched by a front basket and a rear parcel rack. The frame is foldable and you can also see LED lights and 20-inch wheels.
The bike is equipped with a 36V High Speed ​​brushless motor - 250 W of power, and it is possible to reach 25 km/h via pedal assistance activated by the control on the handlebar. It also features an improved 36V – 7,5Ah removable battery and stands out
a full charge in just 4 hours and an autonomy with continuous use of 40 km. The new Nilox J1 Plus will be offered starting from the beginning of 2022 and the recommended retail price is 699,95 euros.

Moving on to the new one Nilox J3 Plus, it is a functional fatbike even on rough terrain, given the adoption of a seven-speed Shimano gearbox, disc brakes and 20'' x 4” wheels.
A bicycle with a bold design, LED lights and a new petrol blue look. The motor is a 36 V High Speed ​​brushless unit - 250 W of power and can reach 25 km/h. Five riding modes are also highlighted, managed through an LCD display visible on the handlebars. The advanced 36 V – 12,8 Ah battery, according to information, offers up to 70 km of autonomy in assisted mode, completing the recharge in six hours.
The model will be available from the beginning of 2022 at a recommended retail price of 1.199,95 euros.

For even more adventurous enthusiasts there is also the new one Nilox J4 Plus, characterized by a suspension front fork, double disc brake and 20" x 4" FAT wheels.
The design appears robust and the vision decisive, considering a folding aluminum frame, LED lights and a new concrete gray color.
This e-bike is equipped with a 36 V - 250 W High Speed ​​brushless motor which is combined with a seven-speed Shimano gearbox, and five selectable riding modes are indicated via the LCD display. It also features a removable 36 V – 13 Ah battery, refined and integrated into the frame. According to what has been reported, it is possible to reach a speed of 25 km/h and travel in assisted mode for up to 70 km, furthermore the battery can be recharged in 6 hours.
The model will be offered starting from the beginning of 2022 at a suggested retail price of 1.399,95 euros.

Functionality is an aspect linked to the new Nilox J5 Plus. Another pedal-assisted bicycle available from December in a new anthracite gray color at a recommended retail price of 899,95 euros.
A vehicle equipped with a 250W three-speed Bafang motor, which can be activated via the control on the handlebar, capable of reaching a maximum speed of 25 km/h. Among the features we also highlight: a seven-speed Shimano gearbox, a suspension fork, front disc brake and rear V-Brake, as well as 26-inch wheels.
Also reported is a new LG 36 V – 9.6 Ah removable battery rechargeable in 5 hours which promises autonomy in assisted mode of up to 65 km, according to the indications.

Among the new features is also the versatile pedal-assisted mountain bike Nilox X6 Plus. A model equipped with a suspension fork, an LCD display that offers various information, 21-speed Shimano gearbox, Tektro disc brakes, 27,5" x 2,10" tires, a 250W Bafang motor and an LG battery removable 36 V – 12,8 Ah. From what has been reported, it is possible to reach a speed of 25 km/h and, with a 6-hour charge, the autonomy is 90 km of autonomy in assisted mode. This model will be available from December at a recommended price of 1.099,95 euros.

Alternatively there is the new Trekking model X7 Plus, designed both for use on daily routes, but also for tourist walks. A bicycle equipped with an aluminum frame, LED lights, mudguards, luggage rack, bump-absorbing front suspension, Tektro disc brakes and 27,5" x 2,10" semi-knobby tires.
Five driving modes can be adjusted via the LCD display, which also allows you to monitor your workouts, therefore there is a 36 V - 250 W High Speed ​​brushless motor which allows you to reach a maximum of 25 km/h, which is in turn associated to a 21-speed Shimano gearbox and a removable 36 V – 13 Ah battery, rechargeable in 6 hours and with an autonomy that can cover 80 km, as indicated.
Nilox X7 Plus will be offered starting from the beginning of next year at a suggested price of 1.199,95 euros.

The other new thing is Nilox X7 f, an e-bike designed for a female audience. It features an aluminum frame with LED lights, suspension fork, front disc brake and rear V-Brake, rear parcel rack, five riding modes selectable via an LCD screen, a seven-speed Shimano gearbox and 26-inch wheels. Also of note: a 36 V – 250 W Bafang motor, reaching a maximum speed of 25 km/h, then a 36 V – 12,8 Ah LG removable battery which can be recharged in six hours and up to 80 km of autonomy.
The model will be available from December at a suggested retail price of 1.199,95 euros.

Among the new features there is also the new compact and versatile one X8 Plus. A bicycle with a folding frame and a new hunter green color. Also highlighted are the LED lights, the LCD display through which you can choose between five driving modes, double disc brakes and 20" x 4" FAT tyres.
This pedal-assisted bicycle features a 36V – 250W High Speed ​​brushless motor, which is associated with a seven-speed Shimano gearbox. A maximum speed of 25 km/h is possible, according to the information. We also note an improved removable 36 V – 13 Ah battery that can be recharged in six hours, reaching up to 70 km in assisted mode. It will be offered from the beginning of 2022 at a recommended price of 999,95 euros.

Nilox Blaze SE scooter

A Special Edition of the popular Blaze, introduced in spring 2021. The new Blaze SE electric scooter includes features and accessories that accentuate safety, according to Nilox's X-Drive philosophy.
An example with smart functionality that maintains factors such as reliability and lightness, given the indicated weight of only 13 kg and 18 km of autonomy. In case of rain, the IPX4 certification highlights its resistance to splashes of water. It also features anti-puncture dual density wheels, a front electric brake and a rear pedal brake.
Among the new features are: an integrated mobile phone holder next to the LED display, a functional shoulder strap for example for transport on vehicles and a soft antibacterial material on the handles.
It is equipped with a 300 W motor. It is possible to reach a maximum speed of 22 km/h and the thrust allows it to tackle even uphill slopes of up to 21%, according to the indications.
This electric scooter will be available from December in the Black + Flash Lime color at a recommended retail price of 299,95 euros.

Nilox M1 scooter

Another Nilox novelty is M1, an electric scooter equipped with the latest technologies, linked to the X-Drive philosophy.
It will be available from November in the Matte Black + Flash Lime color combination and at a later time in the special Dark Gray + Petrol Blue at a recommended retail price of 399,95 euros.
An example with a refined design, looking at the redefined handlebars and smart display, the integration of a touch&feel badge, furthermore the smart-display now reports any problems to simplify contact with assistance and their resolution.
With safety in mind, the Nilox M1 scooter incorporates the turn indicators in the LED group behind it and there are fluorescent knobs made of soft antibacterial material, to increase the visibility of the vehicle.
There is also a Cruise Control, active until the brake is pressed, together with the three speeds provided. When turned on, this scooter automatically goes into standby and it is possible to unlock it only by passing the NFC key on the on/off button, which can be replicated on a mobile device.
The vehicle is equipped with a 350W motor and features a torque mode that maximizes uphill power. An autonomy of 25 km is reported.

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