From March 31 to April 2, the Motospring 2023 exhibition arrives at Expocentre on Krasnaya Presnya, with tickets already available for visitors. The event promises a lineup of fresh introductions and demonstrations that will appeal to motorcycle enthusiasts and industry observers alike. (Source: event organizers)
This year’s show introduces several world premieres, including two ARIIC brand scooters, marking a notable expansion for the lineup and signaling ARIIC’s growing footprint in international markets. (Source: ARIIC official communications)
ARIIC is the brand owned by JinLang Power Co., Ltd., a company with a 25-year history of producing motorcycle engines. Over the years, JinLang’s engines have earned broad recognition in both domestic and international markets. The company’s expansion into Russia is supported by Super Marine, the official distributor for ARIIC equipment in the region. (Source: JinLang Power and regional distributor records)
Two ARIIC models, the 318 and Gemma, are slated for sale this spring. The ARIIC 318 is a maxi scooter built around a single-cylinder engine with a displacement of 276 cubic centimeters. It delivers 24 horsepower (17.5 kW) at 8,000 rpm and up to 25 Nm of torque at 5,000 rpm, enabling highway speeds of around 120 km/h. The powerplant uses four valves and is liquid-cooled, with electronic ignition and electronic fuel injection, highlighting reliability and performance in a compact package. During a rigorous test program, ARIIC enthusiasts logged over 6,500 kilometers in just 14 days, including climbs to altitudes above 4,500 meters, underscoring endurance and capability in demanding conditions. (Source: internal testing reports and product specifications)
The braking system on these scooters emphasizes strong performance, featuring dual front disc brakes with four-piston radially mounted fixed calipers and a large rear disc, which together provide substantial stopping power and the potential for regenerative charging while riding. (Source: technical specifications)
The front suspension is a telescopic hydraulic fork with a single lower crossbeam, complemented by two rear shock absorbers. The seating height is 790 mm, and the scooter weighs in at 195 kilograms when dry. (Source: engineering specs)
In terms of design, the ARIIC 318 carries the signature of Italian designer Alessandro Tatarini, with sharp edge lines, angular plastics, slanted headlights, and broad wheels that convey a confident, modern look. (Source: design brief)
At MotoSpring 2023, the ARIIC booth will showcase both the 318 and Gemma, offering visitors the chance to see the scooters up close, take a seat, and assess comfort and fit. Knowledgeable consultants will be on hand to explain configuration options, technical specifications, and practical usage to interested attendees. (Source: event booth schedule)
Photo: JinLang Power Co., Ltd. (Source: company photographer credits)