Divide by 30 for US$ prices.<p>In Taiwan and China people are willing to spend near US$1000 for an Apple smart phone, so $3000-$4000 for a cool &#x27;Apple&#x27; E-Scooter still sounds attractive to me. Unlike a car, you can park this thing directly in front of the stores, so everyone can see it&#x2F;has to climb over it ;-)<p>I am not their target market, but next time I am in Taiwan I would rent this scooter, even at double&#x2F;triple the cost of a regular one. I actually wanted to rent an e-scooter before, but everyone advised against it: &quot;Too slow&quot;<p>So for me the key question is: Does Gogoro feel like a real scooter, even with two people on it? Does it do to e-scooters what Tesla did for e-cars?