Model Quick Reference — Cruise vs Freedom

The two models are identical in design, colour options and features — the difference is speed, power and what licence the rider needs.

Side by side

	Cruise	Freedom
Price	$4,350	$4,950
Price — GT (Carbon)	$4,550	$5,250
Top speed	50 km/h	80 km/h
Power	3 kW	4.7 kW
Range — 1 battery (standard)	65 km	60 km
Range — 2 batteries (optional)	130 km	120 km

Licence requirements

Model	QLD, WA, NT, SA	All other states
Cruise	Car licence	Motorbike licence
Freedom	Motorbike licence	Motorbike licence

Never say “no licence needed” — a motorbike licence is required in NSW for both models.

Batteries and charging

• The battery is removable — take it inside and charge from any standard wall outlet, or charge in the moped.
• The optional second battery doubles the range (Cruise 130 km, Freedom 120 km).

Features

Standard on both models:

• USB-A and USB-C charging ports inside the front storage compartment (a glove box for your moped) — charge a phone with either cable type.
• Dual charging cords — plug both batteries in and charge them at the same time.
• Shopping bag hook at the front.
• Helmet hook under the seat.
• Three-tier suspension.
• Disc brakes, front and rear.
• Reverse gear — handy for tight parking.
• LED lights — headlight, tail light and indicators.

Lifestyle package (included with every moped)

• Colour-matching mirrors
• Colour-matching luggage box
• Luggage rack

GT (Carbon) variants

Both models come in a GT Carbon version. Same drivetrain, range, speed and licensing — the difference is the carbon-finish styling package only.

Colours

Red, Orange, Green, Blue, White, Black — available on both models.

Talking points

• Zero fuel — charging costs cents a day; a dual-battery Cruise covers about a week of typical commuting on one charge.
• Cheaper than the direct competitors (Fonz Moto, FTN Motion) with more distinctive, Vespa-inspired styling.
• Both models are road legal in every state.