Returning to CES after winning The Verge’s Best in Show award at the 2015 convention, Gogoro is today a company with great momentum. It’s a hugely ambitious project, requiring the setup of a dense network of battery-swapping stations to support all those adorable electric scooters, but year one of Gogoro’s existence has proven an unlikely success. The company rolled out its service in scooter-obsessed Taipei, shipping over 4,000 vehicles, and finished off the year by announcing expansion plans for Amsterdam. Watch our interview above with Gogoro founder and CEO Horace Luke for an update on Gogoro’s progress and its plans for 2016 and beyond.
Gogoro founder Horace Luke has grand ambitions for the company’s electric scooter
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