Swiss electric scooter maker VMAX has launched the new VX2 Lite, a commuter-focused electric scooter that packs premium features like full suspension, a 56-mile (90 km) maximum range, and up to 1,400W of peak motor power into a relatively lightweight package. First unveiled at CES earlier this year, the new model slots into the company’s growing lineup as an urban-friendly option designed for riders who want a comfortable daily commuter without stepping into the heavier, high-performance scooter category. Despite its Swiss roots, VMAX has increasingly made a name for itself in the US electric scooter market, where the new model is likely to prove popular among riders who want a quality, fast electric scooter with full suspension but without breaking the bank. The VX2 Lite is powered by a rear hub motor rated for 500W continuous output and capable of producing up to 1,400W of peak power. That gives the scooter a claimed top speed of 25 mph (40 km/h) and enough torque to tackle hills with grades of up to 28%, making it suitable …