Cezeta: A special kind of scooter
COMEBACK The Cezeta is a legend from the former Czechoslovakia. Now it is coming back to the market completely new as a noble electric scooter. Its characteristic feature is the bodywork in the style of the 1950s. In Czechoslovakia, the Cezeta was called the Piggy because of its special shape. From the very beginning, the scooter was a hit. It became the [...] during the Cold War.
In Czechoslovakia, the Cezeta was called Piggy because of its special shape. From the beginning, the scooter was a hit. It became a symbol of freedom during the Cold War.
Cezeta was exported to many countries, especially in the former Eastern Bloc, but also to New Zealand, where it went on sale as NZeta. There are also lovers of the brand in Switzerland.
Range between 100 and 150 kilometers
A Briton who emigrated to the Czech Republic in the 1990s has now revived the scooter - with electric drive. The Cezeta 506 is offered in two versions with 8 kW (11 hp) of peak power and a top speed of around 85 km/h, and as an 11 kW (15 hp) version with a top speed of 120 km/h. The ranges are stated as up to 150 kilometers.
You can charge them at any power outlet. The electronic system is specially designed for Cezeta and provides control, management and protection of the battery for maximum safety and longevity. Prices and equipment are available on request.
