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Electric motorcycle brand Zion Mobility to launch in Singapore, Indonesia, the Philippines by 2026

The company, which has its roots in battery-swap startup Oyika, started sales in Thailand this February

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Published Tue, Jul 29, 2025 · 04:05 PM
    • Among the two models to be launched by Zion in Singapore is the Z-Max, a fully electric scooter with a claimed range of 250 km.
    • Among the two models to be launched by Zion in Singapore is the Z-Max, a fully electric scooter with a claimed range of 250 km. PHOTO: ZION MOBILITY

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    [SINGAPORE] Singapore-founded electric motorcycle maker Zion Mobility will launch models in Singapore, Indonesia and the Philippines in the first quarter of 2026.

    This may make Zion the first Singapore electric motorcycle startup to launch its models at home, as its local peers – such as Ion Mobility, Scorpio Electric and Charged – have thus far sold electric motorcycles only overseas.

    Zion announced its plans on Tuesday (Jul 29) when signing Hong Seh Group as its sole distributor for Singapore, where it will launch two models in early 2026.

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