Only in Tainan, or Taiwan-wide?
How come such a smart brand (no pun intended) become so stupid?
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There’s a thing here
They say: “________ is the new black. It’s the color of rebellion, but also of tolerance. There’s no right answer and no role model. You define The New Black. Although your confidence is new-found, you will amaze the world!”
Then the models. Not sure what to think lol
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Sorry I don’t get it, what’s the problem part from the slogans being daft?
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They have just made a new black addition for goths, or other subculture who like dark colours.
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Black scooters are hard to see, especially at night. Taking into account that the driving skills of the average Taiwanese approximate those of a juggling blind monkey and the speeding habits of @jimbob132 , more black scooters on the road are bound to increase the fatalities on the roads exponentially.
Unless the scooters come with a helmet fitted with binglang stall lighting, of course.
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Model asian. scooter black.
we dont beat racism until we stop creating it.
luckily a decent enough percentage of douche bags driving like retards do indeed spend their pay checks on bin lang style lighting and stickers, just in case their fart pipes and pretty finger nails didn’t give them all the attentionthey so desire. the ones to worry about are the crotch rockets. the gogoro boyz are bright and dandy indeed!
edit. forgot about the food delivery idiots. just dont support those companies! may their suicidal homicide driving rest in fucking peace!
New ads with airline
It looks a little bit better than the average symco here I’ll give it that.
I am wondering, if any of you uses Gogoro, have you ever had problem to find charged battery to swap?
While you can always keep a bit of extra gasoline, what people do when they are out of juice in Gogoro and such?
No - the stations are everywhere in the city, and you can easily find the nearest station using the Gogoro app or on Google maps. Maybe in the countryside it would be a problem.
Our Gogoro was completely discharged in our basement when we returned from a month-long holiday. Fix was simple - took the old batteries out (seat open/close still worked), drove our car to the nearest swap station, swapped the batteries, drove the new batteries back.
I image Gogoro have a similar callout service.