Kymco are getting adventurous in 2022, with the introduction of their DT X360 adventure crossover scooter to Australia.
Kymco DT X360 Scooter
Based on the Downtown 350i platform, Kymco say the DT X360 is capable of light off-road terrain thanks to its dual-purpose tyres. Other features on the DT X360 include the wider handlebar to assist in maximising leverage while the higher seating position (800mm) maximises rider visibility.
Kymco DT X360 Scooter
Compared to the Downtown 350i, the DT X360 also has a shorter wheelbase and isn’t as high or long. Other noteworthy features include traction control, keyless ignition, all-LED lighting, a full-colour LCD digital screen and two USB ports.
Kymco DT X360 Scooter
Underseat storage is roomy as well: enough to accommodate at least two helmets, and the retail price for the DT X360 is $8790 plus on-road costs, available in an orange and black livery.
Kymco DT X360 Scooter
The DT X360 produces power and torque figures of 28.4 hp (21.2 kW) and 30 Nm from the punchy 321 cc, liquid-cooled, fuel-injected, four-valve single-cylinder engine. There’s an effective range of about 300km between fuel stops, care of a 12.5 litre tank.
Kymco DT X360 Scooter
Michael Poynton – Director of Kymco Australia
“There’s been plenty of interest around the DT X360, and for good reason with its wider remit than your normal scooter, and with all that outstanding Downtown DNA, the foundations for an excellent scooter are already there – but this time with the ability to take on a wider variety of terrain. Kymco’s engineering prowess is exceptional – and recently endorsed by Harley-Davidson’s electric motorcycle arm choosing the Taiwanese manufacturer as a strategic partner – and the DT X360 is yet another shining example of its ingenuity.”
Kymco DT X360 Scooter
The DT X360 is now on sale at Kymco scooter dealers nationally. To find your local Kymco dealer, visit www.kymco.com.au/dealers-scooter.
Kymco DT X360 Scooter
Kymco DT X360 adventure scooter specifications
Kymco DT X360
Engine
Liquid-cooled, four-valve, SOHC single-cylinder
Capacity
321 cc
Bore x stroke
75.3 mm x 72 mm
Compression ratio
10.7:1
Fuel system
EFI
Power
28.4 hp (21.2 kW) at 7250 rpm
Torque
30 Nm at 5750 rpm
Transmission
Continuously Variable Transmission
Clutch
Automatic
Frame
Steel tube
Front suspension
37mm fork, 110mm travel
Rear suspension
Twin shocks with preload adjustment, 108mm travel
Front brakes
260mm discs with three-piston floating calipers, Bosch ABS
Rear brake
240mm rear disc with twin-piston caliper, Bosch ABS
Kymco has unveiled four all-new scooter models for 2021, headlined by the strikingly sporty F9 – the world’s first electric motorcycle equipped with a two-speed automatic transmission.
The Kymco F9 launches alongside the DT X360 adventure maxi-crossover, compact KRV and CV3 leaning multi-wheel scooter. All four models will arrive in Australian showrooms as they become available later next year.
Allen Ko – Kymco Group Chairman with the new models
Kymco F9
An urban electric motorcycle, the Kymco F9 is equipped with a 9.4 kW motor and designed for enthusiastic street riding, according to Kymco. It accelerates from 0 to 50 km/h in three seconds and charges on to a top speed of 110 km/h. A 96V 40Ah battery provides a range of 120 km under the New European Driving Cycle. With fast charging, it takes only two hours to fully charge the battery.
For 2021 Kymco introduce the F9, with an aim to thrill riders
The F9 features a two-speed automatic transmission which has been specifically designed for electric motorcycles to improve power delivery and motor efficiency. It also employs a chassis design that integrates the battery as part of the frame structure for additional torsional rigidity. Combined with 14-inch wheels and a light weight of just 107 kg, the F9 has been designed and engineered as a fun-to-ride electric option. Looks alright too.
The 2021 Kymco F9 weighs 107 kg and a range of 120 km is quoted
Allen Ko – Kymco Group Chairman
“Electric is one of the most significant transformations of modern transportation. From consumers, business to governments, more people are embracing electric vehicles to make our cities greener and the world a better place. However, while numerous electric motorcycles have been launched, few have been greeted with great enthusiasm by the market. The challenge lies in the fact that most electric motorcycles do not excite. The mere electric powertrain as the only differentiation has proven insufficient to significantly advance the green movement. The Kymco F9 is going to change that. This has been designed to provide the sensational riding experiences that change people’s perceptions on electric motorcycles.”
The Kymco F9 does look pretty cool for an electric scooter
Kymco DT X360
The Kymco DT X360 is marketed as an adventure maxi-crossover with wider bars for easy steering on uneven surfaces and a higher (800 mm) seating position to improve rider visibility. Lightweight wheels and adventure-oriented tyres complete the look.
The 2021 Kymco DT X360 is designed for the unbeaten path
Equipment highlights include traction control; a keyless system for convenient access to the vehicle as well as a full-colour LED dashboard for maximum legibility. It offers the all-around capability for riders to easily manoeuvre in urban traffic or comfortably cruise on the open road.
The 2021 Kymco DT X360 weighs in at 194 kg and produces 21.1 kW
The DT X360 is powered by a 320 cc liquid-cooled single-cylinder engine that produces 21.2 kW of power at 7250 rpm and 30 Nm of torque at 5750 rpm. Other technical details include a 12.5 litre fuel capacity, a 194 kg kerb weight and 14/13 inch wheels front/rear respectively.
The DT X360 also offers ample storage with room for two helmets
Allen Ko – Kymco Group Chairman
“Many people believe scooters are only meant to be for city mobility. They also assume scooter riders just want to use their vehicles as part of their everyday urban routine. Underneath the surface lie urban riders’ unfulfilled quests to occasionally get out of their comfort zone and expand their horizons in all directions.”
The 2021 Kymco DT X360 features a full colour LED display
Kymco KRV
In the Kymco KRV riders get a compact scooter featuring an independent swingarm and sporty look. Compact scooters are a predominant form of personal transportation in many countries thanks to their agility, efficiency and ease of use. The Kymco KRV adds an extra dose of comfort and convenience along with features including ABS, traction control, LED lighting and a keyless system as standard.
The Kymco KRV features a independent swingarm
The KRV features an independent swingarm derived from Kymco’s flagship AK 550 maxi-scooter. This allows a lower centre of gravity, optimum weight balance as well as a premium ride quality and maximum cornering capability. Furthermore, the KRV’s flat-floor body design allows an optimal riding position for spirited rides and long journeys, while Kymco tell us that the suspension is tuned to suit solo and two-up riding.
Kymco KRV
Powering the Kymco KRV is a newly-developed 175 cc four-valve liquid-cooled engine which delivers its power via belt drive to the rear wheel.
Stacked LED lights on the Kymco KRV give plenty of presence
Allen Ko – Kymco Group Chairman
“The Kymco F9, DT X360 and KRV all come with innovations that stir senses, intensify emotions and excite riders. As we continue to create personal vehicles that win the hearts of consumers all over the world, now, it’s time to excite!”
The 2021 Kymco KRV includes traction control and ABS, plus a keyless system
Kymco CV3
Revealed at EICMA in 2017 in concept guise to great acclaim the CV3 leaning multi-wheel scooter now becomes a production reality. In some markets people can ride these type of platforms on their car licence, but of course the fun police won’t allow such freedom in Australia.
The Kymco CV3 adds a three-wheel leaning option to the Kymco stable, after being revealed in 2017
The CV3 is powered by a 550 cc parallel-twin liquid-cooled engine that generates 38 kW (51 hp) at 7500 rpm and 53 Nm of torque at 5750 rpm.
The Kymco CV3 runs a 550 cc parallel twin powerplant boasting 51 hp
In addition to the dual-front wheel architecture, the Kymco CV3 also features ABS; traction control; cruise control, full LED lighting and dash; keyless ignition system, and a large-capacity underseat storage compartment.
The Kymco CV3 even includes cruise control, alongside ABS and traction control
Kymco Australia plan to bring all four models to Australia but the arrival schedule and pricing is yet to be determined.
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