Too Many E-scooters? Here's How to Choose the Right One

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2400.– to 3100.–

Suitable for short commutes and casual rides around town.

Ideal for users who travel shorter distances or have access to frequent charging opportunities.

Typical price i
2600.– to 4600.–

Balances between range and battery size, offering moderate distance capability.

Perfect for moderate daily commuting, providing flexibility without frequent recharges.

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5500.– to 6200.–

Designed for long-distance travel, with a larger battery capacity.

Best for extensive use or longer commutes, minimizing the need for frequent charging.

Typical price i
2300.– to 3100.–

Suitable for urban commuting and short distances, providing a safe and manageable speed.

Ideal for beginners or those prioritizing safety, as it offers control and is typically within legal speed limits for most cities.

Typical price i
2600.– to 3600.–

Offers a balance between speed and control, making it versatile for both city and suburban areas.

Great for experienced riders seeking a quicker commute, covering longer distances efficiently without sacrificing maneuverability.

Typical price i
5200.– to 5800.–

High-speed option designed for long-distance travel and open roads, providing a thrilling ride.

Best suited for seasoned riders who need to cover extensive distances quickly, offering an exhilarating experience with reduced travel time.

Typical price i
2300.– to 3600.–

Suitable for flat terrains and short commutes, offering a balance of efficiency and cost-effectiveness.

Ideal for urban environments, providing adequate speed for city navigation while maintaining battery life.

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2400.– to 3100.–

Delivers enhanced power for moderate inclines and longer distances.

Perfect for suburban areas, offering reliable performance and faster speeds without compromising efficiency.

Typical price i
5200.– to 5800.–

Provides high power for steep hills and demanding routes, ensuring robust performance.

Best suited for those seeking high-speed travel and frequent use in varied terrains, offering a powerful and versatile riding experience.

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2600.– to 5800.–

Meets the regulatory standards for road use in Switzerland.

Allows legal riding on Swiss public roads, ensuring compliance with local traffic laws.

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2400.– to 3100.–

Does not meet the necessary regulatory standards for road use in Switzerland.

Limits usage to private areas or off-road, restricting access to public roads.

Typical price i
940.– to 1200.–

Fails to meet the regulatory standards for road use in Germany.

Restricts usage to private property or designated areas, prohibiting access to German public roads.

Typical price i
3600.– to 5800.–

Requires a motorcycle license, allowing operation of scooters with a power output up to 11 kW.

Ideal for individuals already holding a motorcycle license, offering a broader range of scooters without additional licensing.

Typical price i
1900.– to 1900.–

Requires a moped license, suitable for scooters with a lower speed and power output.

Best suited for younger riders or those preferring a lightweight and less powerful scooter.

Typical price i
2400.– to 3400.–

No license is required for individuals aged 16 and above, allowing greater accessibility.

Perfect for beginners and casual riders, providing ease of access without legal hurdles.

Typical price i
3400.– to 3600.–

Requires a restricted motorcycle license, limiting the power of scooters that can be operated.

Great for riders with some experience, offering access to mid-range scooters while ensuring safety compliance.