Hanoi (VNA)– Many international partners want to cooperate with manufacturer PEGA Vietnamto ship PEGA-S electric motorbikes to China and Europe.
Doan Linh, PEGAVietnam Chairman, said despite the complex developments of COVID-19, PEGA hasstill worked to further its reach to international markets, stressing that thisis the first time a technological product like motorbike to be exported toChina, dubbed as the cradle of electric vehicle manufacturing industry.
PEGA has cooperated with a number of manufacturing and trading partners to sellPEGA-S in Europe, aiming to promote the Vietnamese brand globally, he added.
PEGA-S, the company’s latest and most advanced electric scooter model, was introducedin the domestic market last May at a price of 32.9 million VND (1,417 USD).
Earlier, PEGA signed contracts toexport two types of electric motorbikes to Cuba after its partner in theCaribbean nation had successfully tested and assessed the products’ overallquality.
The first contract includes an order of 1,260 PEGAXMEN electric motorbikes with a value of roughly 20 billion VND.The order is currently being completed and preparations made to transport thebikes to Cuba.
The second deal is for the shipment of more than 2,500 PEGAXMEN and PEGA AURA electric motorbikes, worth more than 40 billion VND, withshipment scheduled for August.
PEGA XMEN and PEGA AURA are two popular types of electricmotorbikes with 1,200Watt engines. Each electric motorbike can carry up tothree people and has the ability to climb slopes with no difficulties./.
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PEGA-S electric motorbikes (Photo: PEGA Vietnam) 
