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    Designed to meet high-end security applications in law enforcement, ZAP introduces the ZAPPY3 PRO. The ZAPPY 3 PRO is an advanced, three-wheeled electric scooter that travels up to 24 miles on a single charge, and has a top speed of 15 miles per hour. Unlike other personal transporters, the PRO has the same of better performance than standard gasoline or diesel vehicles at a lower cost. It plugs into any conventional 110-volt socket and zerro-emissions make it safe for indoor operations.

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