Electric scooter: Gogoro ramps up global offensive with Foxconn
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Renowned electric two-wheeler manufacturer Gogoro announced a partnership with Foxconn on June 23. Objective: to increase production capacity in order to quickly conquer new markets.
Revolutionary Battery Replacement Network ...
Gogoro's battery replacement network is one of the most innovative on the planet. The Taiwanese company has installed thousands of battery replacement stations in its country.
This system allows the Gogoro electric scooter user to easily and quickly change their batteries wherever they are. There are 250 battery replacements performed in Taiwan every day, and to date, more than 000 million of these have been replaced nationwide.
... But also electric two-wheeled!
Gogoro is also known for its city electric scooter models (which were offered in self-service in Paris until the end of 2019 by Coup) and its Eeyo electric bikes. The company now wants to expand its marketing of its solutions internationally by partnering with Taiwanese electronics giant Foxconn.
The ideal partner
« This partnership will combine Gogoro's innovative technology with our large manufacturing facility.“ Said Yang Liu, CEO of Foxconn. ” In this way, we can more easily implement electric scooters and battery charging solutions in many countries around the world.. "
« In just a few years, Gogoro has revolutionized the urban electric vehicle battery replacement industry.“ adds Horace Luke, CEO of Gogoro. ” We must now develop our production facilities to meet international requirements. Foxconn's innovation and strong manufacturing capabilities, as well as a commitment to sustainable vehicles, make it the ideal partner for our international projects.. "
India and China as main targets
Foxconn's know-how and resources will enable Gogoro to benefit from sufficient manufacturing capacity for its expansion projects, which already include China and India, two extremely important markets.
A few weeks ago, Gogoro also announced a partnership with the Indian company Hero MotoCorp, the world's leading manufacturer of two-wheeled vehicles, as well as Chinese manufacturers Yadea and DCJ.
