Electric Scooter

Electric scooters vary in their waterproofing or water resistance capabilities. Factors to consider include the scooter's IP rating, sealed components like the battery compartment and connectors, fenders, and mudguards for protection, and water-resistant materials. These IP ratings will range fro...

Introduction: The study emphasized many advantages of electric scooters, including their potential as a low-cost, quickly scalable answer to urban social, environmental, and economic problems. The study also states that additional action is required to encourage a widespread transition away from...

The many scooter models currently on the market are a widely used method of transportation that both children and adults can ride easily and comfortably. The ability to accelerate quickly, achieve speeds of 20 to 25 mph, and cover distances of up to 25 miles on a single charge make scooters one o...

Electric scooters can achieve speeds of 10kms/hr to advanced one achievimg even 120 kms/hr Please note driving at high speeds should always be done with protective gears

Those who are living in a city may have noticed plenty of pay-to-ride electric scooters along the sidewalks. These are quite practical, and many people think that soon they will replace the population of cars.  Especially with the fact that they are far cheaper than cars, people can afford to buy...

Starting from May 20th, 2024, e-scooters are legal on public roads under the Road Traffic and Roads Act 2023. E-scooters must: Technical requirements To be permitted for use on public roads, e-scooters must: have a maximum continuous rated power output of 400 W or less, have a maximum net weight...