Graduate from Illegal Mopeds: The Same Convenience, Now Legal. ENNE Launches Trade-in Campaign for 'ENNE ZERO'

ENNE Inc. is launching a campaign to support the transition from pedal-equipped electric bikes—often referred to as mopeds or full-electric bicycles that may be operating illegally—to the 'ENNE ZERO', a 'Specified Small Motorized Bicycle'. In recent years, with the spread of electric mobility, many vehicles that look like bicycles are legally classified as motorized bicycles or automobiles. There is often a misunderstanding that 'if it runs on pedals, it's a bicycle,' but using these on public roads often requires compliance with safety standards, license plate registration, mandatory insurance, and a driver's license. ENNE aims to reduce such misunderstandings and improper usage by supporting the switch to the ENNE ZERO. This campaign offers a discount on the purchase of an ENNE ZERO for those who properly dispose of or scrap their pedal-equipped electric bikes or mopeds that are unsuitable for public road use. This campaign does not involve ENNE assessing or buying back the old vehicles, nor does it involve the company judging the legality of individual vehicles. It is strictly an initiative to support the transition to legal modes of transport. Regarding the second round of pre-sales: The ENNE ZERO, which features drive pedals despite being a 'Specified Small Motorized Bicycle', received significant interest during the first round. Due to high demand, a second round of pre-sales has been decided, with details to be announced later. New colors and a redesigned rear box, which is 40% thinner and lighter, have also been introduced. The ENNE ZERO is a new mobility solution that combines comfort, fun, and practicality, allowing users to choose between pedaling for exercise or using the throttle for relaxed travel. With its unique pedal-direct system, it offers an unprecedented riding experience. Key specs include 14-inch tires for maneuverability, a 48V battery for increased power, and a refined frame design based on the X303. The controller is designed to match the performance of 3kW-class electric bikes, supporting the proprietary 'ZERO System'.