TORROT Company Overview
TORROT from Spain builds electric motorcycles for families, with children’s riding at the center of its lineup. Motocross One and Two, plus the Trial and Supermotard series, serve riders aged 3 to 11, while a Bluetooth app lets parents adjust power and set speed limits. Lightweight construction, hydraulic disc brakes, and Michelin off-road tires support supervised practice on suitable private ground. The MUVI electric scooter extends TORROT’s range toward urban adults seeking a quiet alternative for city travel. Buyers should expect family-focused practicality rather than race-focused performance, with battery charging and supervised riding forming part of ownership.
Manufacturer Description
TORROT puts parental control before performance
TORROT makes electric motorcycles and scooters for families seeking quieter, simpler riding. Its strongest appeal is controlled access to performance. Models include Motocross One, Motocross Two, Trial, Supermotard, and MUVI. The children's range suits riders aged 3 to 11. Parents can adjust power settings and speed limits through a Bluetooth app. That arrangement supports gradual skill building without adding gears or fuel-related maintenance.
Lightweight construction, CrMo steel frames, hydraulic disc brakes, hydraulic forks, and Michelin off-road tires support the children's range. Those features suit backyard practice and light trail use. The MX1 and MX2 offer different performance levels as riding confidence grows. The MX2 provides up to 1500W of power and reaches speeds between 19 and 25 mph.
Control settings make learning easier
TORROT's electric setup removes engine noise, exhaust fumes, and oil changes from early riding. Riders can plug in, select a suitable setting, and focus on throttle control. The parental app gives adults a practical way to change the riding experience remotely.
- Adjustable power settings help match output with developing skills.
- Hydraulic disc brakes support controlled stopping.
- Michelin off-road tires suit loose outdoor surfaces.
- Swappable batteries allow another riding session without tools.
MX2 battery use lasts about 30 to 40 minutes per charge. Recharging takes around four hours. A spare battery can shorten waiting between sessions. Reported throttle blips create a caution for buyers, although warranty parts replacement can resolve minor faults.
MUVI adds an urban option for adults
MUVI extends TORROT's range beyond children's motorcycles. The electric scooter targets city commuters who want a compact alternative to fuel-powered travel. Its stated top speed ranges from 28 to 37 mph, with up to 60 miles of range. Regenerative braking and a digital display support everyday urban use.
MUVI suits short city trips more than high-performance riding. TORROT's lineup favors accessible control, modest upkeep, and low operating noise. Buyers should still consider charging time, riding duration, and the intended surface before choosing a model.
Who should keep TORROT in their final comparison?
Families introducing children to electric riding should shortlist TORROT when adjustable control matters most. The children's models suit supervised backyard practice and light trails. Adults seeking a city scooter can also consider MUVI for routine commuting.
Buyers wanting long sessions without charging breaks may prefer another category. High-performance riders may also seek a more specialized motorcycle. TORROT fits households prioritizing quiet operation, simple controls, and approachable electric riding.
