The Aima Q7 electric motorcycle has been unveiled in China. The compact electric motorcycle comes with adjustable shock absorbers with five levels of adjustment. It also features a 360mm pedal space and an overall retro design. The vehicle has a high-carbon steel double-tube frame that reflects its modern retro design. The bike’s seat cushion supports five levels of adjustment (80kg, 120kg, 150kg, 170kg, and 180kg) for its shock absorbers.
The Aima Q7 is powered by a 1000W electric motor and offers a cruising range of up to 100km. It has a wheelbase of 1,250mm and dimensions of 1,775 x 650 x 1,130 mm. The Aima Q7 has a 600mm high-elastic saddle lock function that is rated as ‘motorcycle grade’ by the manufacturer. The bike adopts a front and rear disc brake design while its seat bucket has a capacity of 27L. The bike is suitable for urban movement and also features a push/ reverse assist function as well as uphill parking and automatic downhill deceleration.
The Aima Q7 has a companion mobile application that can be used to remotely control the vehicle, as well as view ride data. The bike has an intelligent lighting system with a maximum brightness of 30,000CD and an illumination distance of about 56 meters, while the illumination width is approximately 12 meters. The Q7 has an intelligent color screen instrument platform that displays the time, battery status, ride data, and related information. Three optional polyphonic ringtones can be used as notification alerts and charging reminders. The bike also supports energy recovery and driving on slippery roads with its TCS tracking anti-skid system.
Pricing & Availability
The Aima Q7 has several unlocking options including using a switch, app, Bluetooth unlocking, and remote key unlocking. There are four riding modes on the electric motorcycle namely president, queen, elegant, and energetic. The e-bike is available in five color variants namely Coast Blue, Mica Silver, Brilliant Whale Gray, Satin Beige, and Mignonette Green. The Aima Q7 is available for purchase from retail platforms in China including JD.com at a launch price of 4,599 yuan ($634).
