Kind of like the station wagon model in the Kymco scooter line-up, the Agility Carry 50 4t is all about versatility and space on board the small scooter.
Despite the popularity of Piaggio Group models in Europe, Kymco has been enjoying its own modest success of late, thanks to a complete model range and good value for money.
This new model adopts past philosophies about the practicality of work vehicles, particularly in an urban context, and puts them together in a small but functional scooter.
The Kymco Agility Carry 50 4t is designed as a work horse (or pony, in this case?), but which can also be used for recreational riding, too.
It’s a kind of new scooter crossover between work and free time and has a number of different storage options and functions.
The heart of the scooter is the underseat space which is in a circular shape.
There are both front and rear luggage racks and the foot area can hold a hard case carrier.
The model has the same young look as the standard Agility scooter, but with a touch of functionality too.
The luggage areas are made from hard plastic and have heavyduty side handles so that the scooter can be easily moved.
As we get from the pics, it makes it easy to carry bread by day, and beer by night.
The Carry Kymco model is based on the Agility R12 with 12-inch wheels which is considered the most agile and stable of the Kymco 50cc models.
The moto is a 50cc, four-stroke EURO2.
Future versions will include a two-stroke 50cc, and a four-stroke 125cc.
Colours are white or orange and the price, often the strong point for Kymco, is quite incredible at just €1,699.
Additional accessories include the windshield and a document carry case.
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