Ebroh
ActiveOverview
Ebroh is a Spanish company specializing in electric mobility solutions, including electric bicycles, scooters, and motorcycles. It positions itself as a provider of diverse ranges segmented by use and price, with development and tuning based in Zaragoza for the European market. The company emphasizes Spanish capital and aims to serve urban and touring needs with products like the Bravo GLE electric motorcycle.1367
History
Ebroh began commercial activity in 2017 with MTB, urban, folding bicycles, and electric scooters. Over the next three years, it developed various electric mobility projects, including bicycles and personal mobility vehicles. In recent years, it launched its first electric motorcycle, the Bravo GLE, homologated in Spain at IDIADA facilities in Tarragona and tuned in Zaragoza.17
Product Lines
| Product Line | Positioning | Price Range |
|---|---|---|
| E-Scooters (urban electric scooters) | Everyday urban commuting | $1,000 - $3,000 |
| Special Scooters (inclusive models like Triolete) | Universal accessibility for all users | $2,000 - $4,000 |
| E-Maxi Scooters (high-performance scooters) | Extended range and power | $3,000 - $5,000 |
| E-Motorcycles (Sport Touring like Bravo GLE) | Naked electric for European touring | $4,490 - $6,000 |
Manufacturing
Products are developed and tuned in Zaragoza, Spain, with R&D selecting top component manufacturers. Homologation occurs at IDIADA in Tarragona. Distribution for some models, like Spuma Li, is handled from Zaragoza.37
Notable Products
- Bravo GLE - First naked electric motorcycle developed in Spain, Sport Touring style with LED lights, priced at 4,490 euros.
- Triolete - Universal electric scooter designed for inclusive mobility.
- Spuma Li - Electric scooter distributed in Europe and Portugal, with two-year warranty and full service.
Reputation
Ebroh is recognized among enthusiasts for its commitment to Spanish-developed electric mobility and diverse segmentation. Professionals note strengths in R&D component selection and European homologation, though limited mentions suggest emerging presence. Criticisms are not widely documented in available sources.37