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Piaggio MyMoover

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The Piaggio MyMoover is a tilting three-wheeled delivery scooter built by Piaggio in Pontedera since 2020. It was shown in spring 2020 under the working name Piaggio 3W-Delivery alongside a supply contract for 5,000 units to Poste Italiane, and went on sale to private buyers the following year. Two wheels sit at the rear and one at the front, all with disc brakes and combined braking, and the tilting chassis can lean to 45 degrees. The large rear trunk carries up to 60 kg in 261 litres, with a front platform for 20 kg more. It uses a liquid-cooled 125 cc i-Get single-cylinder four-stroke engine of 8.0 kW, meets Euro 5, reaches 74 km/h and has a kerb weight of 200 kg.

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2020 1
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    in Pontedera since 2020
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    is a tilting three-wheeled scooter
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    tilting three-wheeled scooter
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    produced by the Italian manufacturer Piaggio
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    produced by the Italian manufacturer Piaggio
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    produced by the Italian manufacturer Piaggio
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    produced by the Italian manufacturer Piaggio
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