AMOTO · Hangzhou Horeca Technology Co., Ltd.
Citycoco Scooters, Cargo Trikes & Light EVs — Built for Importers
AMOTO is the electric vehicle brand of Hangzhou Horeca Technology Co., Ltd. The company profile states it was founded in 2017 in Hangzhou and works as a manufacturer and trader of electric two- and three-wheelers for export markets.
The range, in one view
The published catalog runs to 193 product pages across eight families. Citycoco two-wheelers are the largest family by far — 83 catalog pages — followed by electric motorcycles, cargo tricycles, mobility scooters, four-wheel mini vehicles and accessories. Every model page on this site is built from the manufacturer's own published figures; where a figure has not been published, we say so and route you to an inquiry instead of guessing.
Citycoco Scooters
Fat-tire two-wheelers from 1000W to 3000W, most with removable lithium batteries and a published loading capacity of 200 kg.
Cargo Tricycles
The A31 leads the cargo line at 2000W with a 72V 58Ah battery and a published range of 70–85 km per charge.
Mobility Scooters
Folding, three-wheel and four-wheel mobility models for elderly riders, including a 500W four-wheel model listed with EEC COC.
Flagship models
A11 500W
The commuter entry point. As listed on the A11 detail page: 500W motor, 48V 20Ah battery, 40 km range, 25 km/h top speed, drum brakes. A11 in detail →
A21 2000W
The 60V Citycoco-class flagship, listed on its detail page at 2000W and 45 km/h with a 60–70 km range. A21 in detail →
A31 72V
The cargo tricycle: 2000W, 72V 58Ah battery, 70–85 km range and a 30T modular controller, as published on the A31 pages. A31 in detail →
A41 3000W
The four-wheel cargo vehicle: 3000W motor and a 72V 106Ah lithium battery, the largest vehicle in the catalog. A41 in detail →
How AMOTO sells to Europe
According to the company profile, AMOTO's main markets are Europe, South America and the United States, with a presence in more than 40 countries. Since 2020 the company has run an overseas warehouse in the Netherlands, and it states that European deliveries from that warehouse typically take 3–7 days. Its European company, Amoto Wheels B.V. in Dronten, is stated to handle local sales, invoicing, warranty and after-sales support. The profile also states that the range is EEC-certified; certificates are available on request — see the EEC & COC guide for how to verify paperwork before you ship.
The company states that it exhibits at EICMA in Italy, INTERMOT in Germany and the Canton Fair. Dealers and importers can start with the EU warehouse and dealer program page, or go straight to an inquiry below.