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Question about Xiaomi M365 (25km/h, 250W)
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Hi! Is it legal for public roads in Switzerland?
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Hello Lucanepa,
The Xiaomi M365 (and the PRO Model) can't be driven legally in Switzerland on public roads.
The ASTRA has clear requirements, what an E-Scooter has to meet. Example max. Speed 20km/h (not depending on what Driving Mode you use the E-Scooter). Two separte breaks they work also when the akku/battery of the E-Scooter is down.
Hope it's more clear.
- Rockero
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As far as i know if the scooter has a bell, front light, breaking light then you should be fine. (I think this model has everything). Its still a "grey-zone" but the police won't say anything
Secondo la tcs:
Autorizzato su strade (pubbliche): sì
Autorizzato su marciapiedi: no
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(purchased this product)
02.05.2019
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Nur erlaubt bis 20 km/h. Schaut hier: baselland.ch/politik-und-be...
jaschitheone
21.07.2020
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legally on the road you can go with a maximum speed of 20km / h
Samuele_Mario
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02.05.2019
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Just bought one without checking the laws first. But it does have 2 non electric brakes.. foot brake and hand brake? Anyways, believe with software limitation to 20km/h (at least in Dk) it follows all laws. The xiaomi M365 can also be found and bought with 20km/h out of the box now
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