Photo Credit: Fair Use [17 U.S.C. § 107] Zero LS1 is built through a new partnership with China's Zongshen
First Look At Zero Motorcycles' New Electric Scooter Launched Today
05 Nov 2025 | Abstracted from Electrek
Zero Motorcycles, based in Santa Cruz, CA, has launched the LS1 electric scooter to target urban mobility markets in Europe. Designed for cities like Paris and Milan, the LS1 features a removable battery and belt drive. It's built through a new partnership with China's Zongshen, marking Zero's first overseas manufacturing collaboration. The LS1 is part of Zero's push to offer affordable, stylish EVs under $10,000 for commuters and fleet operators.
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