2023 HONDA EM1 e: - Electric Moped with 41,3km range

HONDA EM1 e:
The EM1 e: is powered by the 50V Honda Mobile Power Pack e:, developed in-house by Honda with the same relentless focus on durability, reliability and quality for which its internal combustion engines have long been known.
Honda durability ensures over 2,500 charges are possible
160 minutes to charge from 25% to 75%
50V Honda Mobile Power Pack e: swappable lithium-ion battery pack
270W air-cooled charger for domestic use
Digital instrument display and USB Type-A charging socket
3L underseat storage
Rear carrier and pillion footpegs
Steel underbone frame, telescopic front forks and twin rear shocks
740mm seat height, 95kg weight including battery
Front hydraulic disc and rear drum, linked by CBS (Combined Braking System)
Deliberately shaped to stand apart from its ICE siblings, the EM1 e: is slim and compact, blending a mixture of smooth, organic curves up front with a more angular, purposeful rear section.
A 12V battery powers the scooter’s systems and all lighting is LED. A simple digital dash displays all the information that matters concisely, including remaining battery charge percentage.
There’s 3.3L of storage space under the seat, and an inner pocket large enough to store a 500ml PET water bottle can be found on the left side of the fairing front; on the right a USB socket for smartphone charging is a useful feature. There’s also a handy hook to hang a bag from, and grab rails for the pillion passenger.
A rear carrier is also fitted as standard while the pillion footpegs fold neatly into the bodywork when not in use.
A useful 35L top box and rear carrier will be available as an optional accessory.
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[@Aloksheoran]

40km only ??

[@MaestroFER]

How long would that be in hours?