Peugeot E-vivacity
The Peugeot e-Vivacity was introduced around 2012 as one of the first electric scooters from a major European manufacturer, building on the success of the original Vivacity petrol scooter. It was notable for bringing electric mobility to the urban commuter segment under the well-established Peugeot Scooters brand. The model helped position Peugeot as an early mover in the electric two-wheeler market in Europe, though it remained a niche product due to limited range and relatively high cost compared to petrol equivalents.
~4 hp (3 kW continuous rated output)
Power
~15 Nm (estimated; peak motor torque at 0 rpm)
Torque
~95 kg
Weight
45 km/h
Top Speed
~1.5–2 kWh/100km (electric; estimated real-world consumption)
Fuel
Faired
Body
What Buyers Should Know
Removable Battery Design
The e-Vivacity features a removable lithium-ion battery that can be charged indoors without needing access to a power outlet near the scooter. This is a major practical advantage for apartment dwellers or those without a garage.
Watch Battery Degradation
As with most early electric scooters, battery capacity can noticeably degrade after 3-5 years of use, reducing the claimed ~50km range. Always check the battery health and charge cycle count before buying used.
Steep Resale Depreciation
The e-Vivacity depreciates quickly due to the evolving electric scooter market and concerns about aging battery packs. This makes used examples affordable, but factor in potential battery replacement costs which can be significant.
Full Specifications
Rivals & Alternatives
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