Dat Bike has officially launched three new versions of its electric motorcycle, the Quantum S-series, named Quantum S1, Quantum S2, and Quantum S3, in late 2024. These models are arranged in descending order of premium features.
The introduction of the Dat Bike Quantum S has sparked a new wave in Vietnam’s electric motorcycle market.
With its modern design, this model not only appeals to style enthusiasts but also addresses one of the most significant concerns of electric vehicle users.
Record-Breaking Storage, Surpassing Honda Lead
Additionally, the bike boasts a range of superior features, notably a 41-liter main storage compartment under the seat, accompanied by two auxiliary compartments, each with a 1.5-liter capacity.
With these additional storage spaces, the new Dat Bike Quantum S offers a total storage capacity of 44 liters, the largest among electric motorcycles currently available in Vietnam.
This capacity not only surpasses competitors in the same category but also significantly exceeds that of the popular Honda Lead scooter, which has a 37-liter storage compartment.
This feature provides maximum convenience, especially for women who often need to carry multiple personal items such as helmets, handbags, and laptops.
Photo: Ho Minh Duc
Luxurious Design, Advanced Technology
Positioned as a “high-performance electric vehicle,” the Dat Bike Quantum S combines a luxurious exterior with cutting-edge technology. It can reach a top speed of 100 km/h and is equipped with a powerful 7,000W motor, ensuring an impressive riding experience.
The Quantum S is Vietnam’s longest-range electric motorcycle. According to official specifications, the Quantum S1 can travel up to 285 km on a single charge, with a full charge time of approximately 4 hours.
Furthermore, the bike incorporates smart features such as anti-theft protection, remote vehicle tracking, and cruise control, enhancing both safety and convenience for riders.
Moreover, Dat Bike’s battery technology is designed to retain 80% of its capacity after 350,000 km of travel, equivalent to 25 years of use.
With these advantages, the top-tier Quantum S1 model is priced at approximately 50 million VND, comparable to mid-range scooters in the market.
A Practical “Green Transition” Solution
As major cities like Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City push for a shift from gasoline to electric vehicles to reduce environmental pollution, the Dat Bike Quantum S emerges as a practical solution.
The company supports buyers with flexible financing options, including a 24-month installment plan with a down payment starting from 3.5 million VND, and a trade-in program for old gasoline vehicles, making electric vehicle ownership more accessible.
This program runs until the end of September 2025.
Technical Specifications of Dat Bike Quantum S
Recently, Dat Bike announced the successful raising of $22 million (approximately 580 billion VND) in a Series B funding round led by F.C.C and Rebright Partners. This brings the company’s total investment to $47 million (around 1.24 trillion VND).
Currently, Dat Bike operates two electric motorcycle manufacturing plants located in Tan Binh Industrial Zone, Ho Chi Minh City.
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