Lambretta Elettra S

At the Milan Motor Show, Lambretta (a brand now owned by the Swiss company Innocenti S.A.) previewed the Elettra S, its first electric scooter which, despite today's technology, retains the brand's distinctive features, such as the steel bodywork that integrates frame and body and

the double-wishbone front suspension with trailing wheel, typical of the original model, as well as the 12-inch wheels. The permanent magnet synchronous motor of the Elettra S delivers a continuous power of 4 kW and a peak power of 11 kW, guaranteeing a top speed of around 90 km/h, with three driving modes (Eco, Ride and Sport). The 4.6 kWh lithium-ion battery provides a range of about 120 km. Charging times are competitive: about five and a half hours with a 220V household socket and only 35 minutes for 80 per cent charge with fast charging in a public charging station. It should arrive in the second half of 2026.