Kymco Chair Ko Chun-pin (柯俊斌) described Taiwan’s scooter market as weak, with registrations down 5% in the first half to ...

The music mogul, who transitions to an executive advisory role, has also settled outstanding financial issues with former ...

In general, electric scooters are significantly more efficient than other modes of transportation. Innovative electric ...

We rank every major motor scooter brand — including Vespa, Royal Alloy, Suzuki, BMW — based on style, performance, value, and ...

The Fazzio is currently one of the most hip and stylish retro-inspired scooters in the local market. It generated a lot of ...

Challenger motorcycle brands entering the market from China and elsewhere were at a proportionally higher risk of being ...

Taiwan's electric scooter market has seen intensified competition in the first quarter of 2025, with leading players Gogoro and KYMCO once again going head-to-head with new product launches and ...

Kymco is a Taiwanese company founded in 1963 and headquartered in Kaohsiung, Taiwan. Although the company is usually described as the largest scooter manufacturer in the country, Kymco also ...

Harley-Davidson's all-electric LiveWire division is collaborating with Taiwanese scooter giant KYMCO on high-performance electric maxi-scooters. Anticipated to hit the market in 2026, these ...

We are excited to partner with them as LiveWire embarks on the development of a S2-based electric maxi-scooter." The collaboration between KYMCO & LiveWire has also led to the Taiwanese scooter brand ...

"The belief and recognition that we could create a class-leading maxi-scooter using our S2 Arrow powertrain has been a constant, KYMCO sharing their expertise has changed belief into reality, and ...

KYMCO's Chairman, Allen Ko, echoed this sentiment, highlighting the opportunity to work with LiveWire on developing a new S2-based electric maxi-scooter.