Make: Quazzartech
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The History of Quazzar: From Importation to Spanish Manufacturing
The history of Quazzar, known today as Quazzartech, is a clear example of evolution and adaptation within the competitive electric mobility sector in Spain. The brand was born in the Spanish market around 2013, at a time when electric two-wheeled vehicles were still a rarity and most options came from importing Asian products.
In its beginnings, Quazzar operated under a mixed business model: it selected high-quality components and technology, often of German origin, which were assembled in factories in Asia and then marketed in Spain. Models from that first stage, such as the e-Miracle or the e-Dolce Vita, helped to introduce the brand and familiarise the public with the idea of a powerful electric scooter with an attractive design, especially its popular retro style.
However, the real turning point for Quazzar was its strategic move towards total product control. The company decided to take a bold step and transform itself from an importer into a domestic manufacturer. It invested in the development of its own R&D department and established a production line in Spain, on the outskirts of Madrid. This change allowed them not only to design and manufacture their own vehicles, such as the successful Quazzar e-divine scooter, but also to develop their own technology.
As a result of this evolution, its Q-Tech connectivity system was born, a software and hardware platform that allows for the management, geolocation, and remote diagnosis of vehicles. This development consolidated its transition towards the professional market, positioning Quazzartech as a key provider of comprehensive solutions for delivery, rental, and motosharing fleets. Today, the brand represents the consolidation of a project that knew how to evolve to add value through Spanish engineering and manufacturing.
The history of Quazzar, known today as Quazzartech, is a clear example of evolution and adaptation within the competitive electric mobility sector in Spain. The brand was born in the Spanish market around 2013, at a time when electric two-wheeled vehicles were still a rarity and most options came from importing Asian products.
In its beginnings, Quazzar operated under a mixed business model: it selected high-quality components and technology, often of German origin, which were assembled in factories in Asia and then marketed in Spain. Models from that first stage, such as the e-Miracle or the e-Dolce Vita, helped to introduce the brand and familiarise the public with the idea of a powerful electric scooter with an attractive design, especially its popular retro style.
However, the real turning point for Quazzar was its strategic move towards total product control. The company decided to take a bold step and transform itself from an importer into a domestic manufacturer. It invested in the development of its own R&D department and established a production line in Spain, on the outskirts of Madrid. This change allowed them not only to design and manufacture their own vehicles, such as the successful Quazzar e-divine scooter, but also to develop their own technology.
As a result of this evolution, its Q-Tech connectivity system was born, a software and hardware platform that allows for the management, geolocation, and remote diagnosis of vehicles. This development consolidated its transition towards the professional market, positioning Quazzartech as a key provider of comprehensive solutions for delivery, rental, and motosharing fleets. Today, the brand represents the consolidation of a project that knew how to evolve to add value through Spanish engineering and manufacturing.
