
Too Many E-scooters? Here's How to Choose the Right One
Discover five essential factors to consider when selecting the perfect seated e-scooter for your needs.
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Motor power determines the speed and torque capabilities of the e-scooter, impacting its ability to handle various terrains and inclines. Choosing the right motor power is crucial for ensuring a smooth and efficient ride tailored to your commuting needs.
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Up to 1000 W
Typical price
1900.– to 11 000.–Offers moderate power suitable for flat terrains and short commutes.
Ideal for beginners or those who prioritize energy efficiency over speed.
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1001 - 2000 W
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1900.– to 2600.–Provides increased power for handling moderate hills and longer distances.
Suitable for daily commuting with a balance of speed and efficiency.
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2001 - 4000 W
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2300.– to 4600.–Delivers high power for steep inclines and challenging terrains.
Best for experienced riders seeking high performance and speed.
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Max. range refers to the distance an E-scooter can travel on a single charge, crucial for determining how far you can go without needing to recharge. Understanding the range ensures that the scooter meets your commuting needs, whether for short errands or longer journeys.
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Up to 59 km
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2900.– to 11 000.–Suitable for short commutes or errands, providing reliable performance within city limits.
Ideal for users with regular access to charging facilities, ensuring consistent availability for urban travel.
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60 - 89 km
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2100.– to 3600.–Offers extended travel capabilities, suitable for moderate distance commuting.
Great for individuals who need a balance between city and suburban travel without frequent recharging.
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90 - 100 km
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2100.– to 5500.–Provides substantial range for long-distance travel, reducing the need for frequent charging.
Optimal for users seeking versatility in travel, enabling both urban and rural commutes efficiently.
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Max. speed refers to the highest velocity at which an e-scooter can travel, influencing commute time and overall riding experience. Choosing the appropriate speed is crucial for balancing safety, efficiency, and compliance with local regulations.
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Up to 24 km/h
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1900.– to 3100.–Suitable for urban environments where lower speeds are safer and more manageable.
Ideal for beginners or those prioritizing safety, offering a stable and controlled ride.
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25 - 44 km/h
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2100.– to 3100.–Provides a moderate speed range for mixed urban and suburban travel.
Great for daily commutes, offering a balance between speed and safety.
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45 - 50 km/h
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2100.– to 4600.–Designed for experienced riders seeking higher speeds for longer distances.
Best suited for those needing quick travel over longer routes, enhancing efficiency.
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The requirement for a driving license to operate a seated E-scooter varies based on the scooter's specifications and local regulations. Understanding these requirements ensures compliance with legal standards and influences the accessibility of the scooter to different age groups.
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Category A1
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3600.– to 5800.–Requires a category A1 driving license, which covers lightweight motorcycles and scooters.
Ideal for users who are already licensed to drive A1 vehicles, offering a familiar and straightforward transition to seated E-scooters.
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Not required (16 years and older)
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2100.– to 4100.–No driving license needed for users aged 16 and above, increasing accessibility for teenagers and young adults.
Perfect for those who want to start riding without the need for prior licensing, making it cost-effective and convenient.
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Category M (up to 16 years)
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1600.– to 14 000.–Requires a category M license, suitable for younger riders under 16 years old.
Allows teenagers to legally operate E-scooters, providing an early start in motorized vehicle operation while ensuring safety and legality.
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Max. Load refers to the maximum weight an e-scooter can safely carry, which is crucial for ensuring stability and performance during rides. Selecting the right max load ensures the scooter's longevity and optimal functioning, particularly important for riders with varying weight requirements.
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Up to 120 kg
Typical price
1600.– to 3100.–Designed for lighter riders, offering efficient energy usage and agile handling.
Ideal for individuals who prioritize portability and ease of maneuverability in urban environments.
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121 - 134 kg
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1900.– to 1900.–Balances between moderate load capacity and performance, suitable for most riders.
Provides reliable stability and comfort, perfect for daily commutes and versatile riding experiences.
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135 - 150 kg
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2600.– to 3100.–Supports heavier riders, ensuring robust construction and enhanced durability.
Recommended for users who require maximum stability and strength, beneficial for longer journeys and diverse terrains.
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