EMOVE Daytona: A New HyperScooter From Voro?

At CES 2025, Voro Motors unveiled their latest hyper scooter, "Project Daytona", inspired by the Kaabo Wolf series. With features like a unibody frame, dual stem, DOT motorcycle brakes, and spring-out foot pegs, the EMOVE Daytona aims for high performance at an accessible price—targeting under $4,000 while promising speeds up to 70mph.

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At CES 2025 in Las Vegas earlier this month, Voro Motors showcased their scooter lineup including the popular RoadRunner models as well as the E-Ride Pro. But one thing that caught our eye was the all-new off road, dual stem hyper scooter currently dubbed "Project Daytona".

EMOVE Daytona - Overview

The Daytona's design takes inspiration from the popular Kaabo Wolf series of scooters, including the dual stem, extremely bright front light, and controller housed outside of the deck, between the stem arms. The folding mechanism has been updated and borrows a design from LANGFEITE scooters. The frame is of unibody construction, and there are foot pegs that spring out of the sides of the deck, to add new riding positions.

Voro owner Melvin Liu has stated that he is shooting for a price point of "under $4,000", which would make this an affordable alternative to ultra high performance scooters like the Emove Roadster, which starts at $5795.

EMOVE Daytona - Features

Unibody frame
DOT motorcycle brakes
Foot pegs

EMOVE Daytona - Specs

Price: "under $4000"
Tire: 13" x 4"
Speed: 70mph

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