Silence unveils its ‘S02 Paddock’ scooter at Milan Motorcycle Show

Silence, ACCIONA’s electric mobility brand, unveiled the new S02 Paddock, a version of its S02 electric scooter developed in collaboration with Ducati Corse, at the 83rd edition of the Milan International Motorcycle Show (EICMA).

This scooter, which will be available for purchase in February, will allow users to own the same model used by the riders of the Ducati Lenovo Team and Aruba.it Racing Ducati to move around the paddock at MotoGP and WorldSBK Grand Prix events.

The S02 Paddock will offer a certified range of 138Km and will reach a top speed of 85Km/h. It will be equipped with a 6kW electric motor and offer three driving modes—Eco, City and Sport—to adapt its performance to the needs of each ride. Weighing 91 kilograms (without the battery), it will feature larger-diameter wheels than the standard S02 to improve stability on uneven surfaces, the standard anti-lock braking system (ABS) and under-seat storage for a helmet.

The S02 Paddock will feature a design inspired by the Ducati Corse brand identity, with a red body, “Paddock” lettering on the sides, a shock absorber with yellow accents and black wheels with a red stripe. The design will also include the Ducati Corse: Official Partner logo.

Like all Silence models, the new S02 Paddock features a removable 5.6kWh battery, which can be detached and recharged at any household power outlet or replaced with a charged battery at a battery swap station.

Its color TFT display shows speed, remaining range, battery charge level, driving mode, temperature and total mileage.

Through the My Silence app, users can locate the scooter, check its charge status, start it without keys and temporarily share access to the vehicle with others.

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During its appearance at EICMA, Silence also announced that the S06 Max will go on sale in January 2027. This full-size GT scooter expands the brand’s catalog with a range exceeding 200 kilometers.

The model will be available in two versions. The S06 Max Dual will feature two batteries and an 11kW motor, with a maximum power output of 15kW, while the S06 Max Single will have a single battery and a 7kW motor, with a maximum power output of 9kW.