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Sur-Ron Wins Again in China, Court Finds E RIDE PRO Infringed Design Rights, Orders About €700,000 in Damages

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Electric off-road giant Sur-Ron has won a design-patent lawsuit against E RIDE PRO in a court in Ningbo, China. The court found infringement of a design patent derived from the Light Bee model, ordering the defendant to halt sales and pay roughly €700,000 in damages. It's another win for the company, following a victory against Talaria in the US in January.

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Ao Azuma

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Technically speaking, the point at issue is that particular Light Bee design - a lightweight frame with the motor placed on the swingarm side. The court in Ningbo ruled several E RIDE PRO models infringing and ordered damages of about €700,000 along with a sales ban. As fact rather than sentiment, Sur-Ron has won on home turf too, following its Talaria lawsuit victory in the US. You could call it the rightful claim of whoever built the design philosophy that founded this whole category.