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Greyp Electric Bikes Sport Rimac Technology

We're positive that rather few of you (lol) are eager to spend a million bucks on a Rimac electric sports car. However, this doesn't mean the Rimac technology is completely out of reach: introducing Greyp G12, an electric pedelec with e-motorcycle performance to make your heart throb.
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The Croatian engineers loaded the Rimac technologies into a nifty, high-performance and more affordable product addressing a much wider customer range. However, they did not cut any corners, as the Greyp G12 sports carbon fiber elements and specs to put it in line with much more famous e-machinery.

Greyp G12 comes with a 12kW (16 HP) rear hub motor which can send the rider darting ahead at 65 km/h (40 mph). Juice comes from a 1.3 kWh battery pack mounted centrally inside the frame and it can last for 120 km (74.5 miles), especially as the high-performance regenerative brakes can suck back up to 2kW into the energy storage.

Powerful was not enough so the Greyp G12 was also made to be smart: a 5" (12.7 cm) color touchscreen acts as instrument dash, providing a ton of useful info and the usual speed, remaining battery, motor temperature and more. Smartphone integration is expected soon, as well.

A fingerprint reader substitutes for the key, but the bike can also be started with a PIN. The fingerprint reader also remember 5 prints per user and 50 users. The 5 different prints can be used to cycle through the different riding modes: legal speed, top power and so on.

The first Greyp G12 are scheduled for delivery in October, and the base price of €6,000 ($7,910).

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