500W rated, 850W when the light turns green

The C1’s motor cruises at 500W and surges to 850W peak — enough for a 24.8 mph top speed and brisk pull-aways that keep you ahead of stop-and-go traffic. Power delivery stays gentle enough for first-time riders.

Grip that shrugs off weather

The waterproof silicone deck holds your shoes in the rain and wipes clean in seconds — with a patterned surface that looks as considered as it feels.

Aviation-grade bones

The frame is cast from aviation-grade magnesium alloy — it sheds heat, damps vibration and takes impacts that would fatigue cheaper aluminum builds, all while keeping total weight at 52.91 lbs.

24–28 miles rated — and the honest number

The 48V 10.4Ah pack is rated for 24–28 miles; Nanrobot themselves say typical riders see 18–22 in mixed real-world conditions, and we’d rather you plan on that. Either way it covers a week of average commutes, recharged in 6–8 hours.

Firm, progressive, predictable

A rear disc brake plus electronic braking gives the C1 a progressive stop that firms up the harder you squeeze — confidence-inspiring in traffic and forgiving for new riders.

Folded before the bus doors open

The upgraded folding system drops the C1 flat in about one second — genuinely, one motion — to 47.2” × 22.5” × 21.25”. Catch the bus, stash it under a desk, slide it into any trunk.

• One-second folding mechanism
• Folded: 47.2” × 22.5” × 21.25”
• 52.91 lbs — light enough to actually carry