Kymco CV3 vs. XYTE ONE

Which One Fits Urban Daily Life Best?

In this comparison, we also include the XYTE ONE — a new, safer, fully protected alternative designed for real everyday commuting.

Kymco CV3 550

XYTE ONE

Piaggio MP3 530

Piaggio MP3 300

Yamaha Tricity 300



Peugeot Metropolis 400

Top speed~160 km/h114 km/h~145 km/h~120 km/h~130 km/h~135 km/h
Range322 km (WMTC)103 km (WMTC)~340 km (est.)~343 km (est.)394 km (WMTC)285 km (WMTC)
Rated power37.5 kW11 kW32.5 kW15.5 kW20.6 kW26.2 kW
Maximum power37.5 kW20 kW32.5 kW19 kW20.6 kW26.2 kW
Maximum torque55 Nm @ 6000 rpm (est.)65 Nm50 Nm @ 5250 rpm26.1 Nm @ 6250 rpm29 Nm @ 5750 rpm38.1 Nm @ 5750 rpm
Acceleration 0–50 km/h3,5 s (est.)2.7 s~4.0 s (est.)~5.0 s (est.)~4.0 s (est.)~4.5 s (est.)
FrameSteel tubular scooter frame, no safety cellFull aluminum unibodySteel tubular frame (scooter), no safety cellSteel tubular frame (scooter), no safety cellSteel underbone frame, no safety cellSteel tubular scooter frame (scooter) without safety cell
Seat / restraint systemNone (helmet required)Bucket seat / 4-point safety harnessNone (helmet required)None (helmet required)None (helmet required)None (helmet required)
Braking system3-wheel ABS; two 270 mm front brake discs and one 260 mm rear brake disc; traction control; Bosch ABS system3-channel ABS, 240 mm discs (all wheels)3-wheel ABS (3-channel); dual 258 mm front discs and single 240 mm rear disc; ASR traction control3-wheel ABS; dual 258 mm front discs and single 240 mm rear disc3-wheel ABS; two 267 mm front brake discs and one 267 mm rear brake disc3-wheel ABS; two 230 mm front brake discs and one 240 mm rear brake disc; TCS traction control
Tilting systemAdvanced tilting suspension with double-arm front axle; electronic tilt lock for parking; ≈ 40° lean angle (est.)Mechanical locking, 39°Parallelogram front suspension, hydraulic tilt lock at low speedsParallelogram front suspension, electrohydraulic tilt lock at low speeds (Roll-Lock), automatic locking when stationary; max. lean angle ~40° (est.)Two pairs of telescopic front forks with linkage mechanism; standing-assist tilt lock (locks the front end when stationary)Double wishbone front axle with monoshock; electrohydraulic tilt lock at low speeds (for parking and pull-away)
Motor type550 cc parallel twin-cylinder, 4-stroke, DOHC, 8-valve, liquid-cooledThree-phase synchronous electric motor, no cooling required530 cc single-cylinder, 4-stroke, SOHC, 4-valve, liquid-cooled278 cc single-cylinder, 4-stroke, SOHC, 4-valve, liquid-cooled292 cc single-cylinder, 4-stroke, SOHC, 4-valve, liquid-cooled399 cc single-cylinder, 4-stroke, SOHC, 4-valve, liquid-cooled
Battery / fuel tank capacity15.5 L gasoline7.6 kWh13.07 L gasoli11.0 L gasolin13.0 L gasoline13.5 L gasoline
Energy consumption (L/100 km)4.8 L/100km (WMTC)6.1 (kWh/100 km)4.0 L/100km (WMTC)3.2 L/100km (WMTC)3.3 L/100km (WMTC)3.9 L/100km (WMTC)
CO₂ emissions113 g/km (Euro 5)0 g/km93 g/km (Euro 5)~75 g/km (Euro 5, est.)77 g/km (Euro 5)89 g/km (Euro 5)
Cost per 100 km (calculated)€9.12€3.05€7.79€6.08€6.27€7.41
TransmissionCVT automatic transmission (belt final drive)Single-speed transmission, integrated into the rear swingarm, no clutchCVT (twist-and-go variator), automatic centrifugal clutchCVT automatic transmission, centrifugal clutchCVT automatic transmission (V-belt)CVT automatic transmission
Reverse gearNeinYes (max. 10 km/h, electronically limited)YesNoneNoneNone
Front suspensionTwo independent fork-like arms, two shock absorbersDouble wishboneTwo front shock absorbersDual front shock absorbersTwo pairs of telescopic forks; 100 mm suspension travelFront suspension with double wishbones and hydraulic monoshock
Rear suspensionSingle rear monoshock (engine-mounted swingarm)Two vertical shock absorbersTwo adjustable shock absorbers, 108 mm suspension travel (swingarm)Two adjustable rear shock absorbersSingle rear shock absorber (engine-mounted swingarm), 84 mm suspension travelTwo adjustable shock absorbers (4 preload settings)
Front tires110/70-13120/80-14110/70-13110/70-13120/70-14110/70-13
Rear tires160/60-15160/60-15140/70-14140/60-14140/70-14140/70-14
Dimensions (L / W / H)2140 / 800 / 1485 mm2170 / 790 / 1660 mm2160 / 815 / 1400 mm2000 / 800 / 1380 mm2250 / 815 / 1470 mm2152 / 775 / 1450 mm
Wheelbase1580 mm1580 mm1550 mm1450 mm1595 mm1500 mm
Front track width~465 mm (est.)650 mm~465 mm (est.), LT version~465 mm (est.)~470 mm (est.)~465 mm (est.)
Front track width

Seat height
795 mm630 mm790 mm (est.)780 mm795 mm780 mm
N/AN/AN/AN/AN/A
Storage capacityUnderseat storage compartment for one full-face helmet72 L (400/300/600 mm)~50 L (est.) underseat storage, suitable for two full-face helmetsUnderseat storage compartment for one full-face helmet and one open-face helmet≈ 43 L (estimated) underseat storage compartment for two helmetsUnderseat storage compartment for one full-face helmet
Curb weight (ready to ride)282 kg236 kg280 kg225 kg239 kg265 kg
Maximum payload~460 kg (est.)366 kg~480 kg (est.)~405 kg (est.)~419 kg (est.)~445 kg (est.)
Power-to-weight ratio (kW/kg) (calculated)0.1320.0850.1160.0840.0860.98

Notes

  • Values tentative; type approval pending
  • Electricity price (EU average, 2024 residential): €0.50/kWh
  • Fuel price (EU average, 2024 for unleaded petrol): €1.90/L

Disclaimer
This comparison is based on independent research using publicly available sources. While we’ve done our best to ensure accuracy, we cannot guarantee completeness or correctness. Specifications may vary by model year and region. No liability is assumed.

Urban mobility is shifting — and the needs of riders are shifting with it.

The XYTE ONE is designed around the seven core needs of modern metropolitan mobility:

It’s not a new take on a scooter. It’s a smarter category altogether.

The Buzz from Early Fans

We secretly showed the XYTE ONE to a few locals. The response? Let’s just say we’re blushing. ♥️

This is exactly what I need. If it handles like the C1 in traffic? I'd switch in a heartbeat.

// Barcelona

Super clean lines! It's modern, almost sculptural. Definitely a head-turner. I love that you didn't just copy something — it feels fresh.

// Milan

Yeah, that's something I'd ride again. It's got that open-air vibe, but with the kind of safety I want now.

// Munich

It's electric, and actually designed for cities. Seeing it just made it click — that's what urban mobility should look like.

// Paris

Compact, quick, super practical. I can already picture shaving time off my commute and not worrying about parking anymore.

// Rome

I really like how it looks. Sleek and a little futuristic, but still approachable. Honestly, I could totally show up to a meeting in that, no problem.

// Munich

I was surprised how comfy it looks. Easy to get in and out of, no wobbling, no fuss. I'd definitely use that for getting around town.

// Barcelona

You're onto something. The moment I saw it, I thought — this isn't just nostalgia, you're actually pushing things forward. Could be a real game-changer.

// Paris
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