electriQ Active Electric Kids Scooter - 6km/h Speed, 6km Range - Anti-Slip & Foldable, Black

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Power up with electric scooters by G-Start and more, bringing you futuristic ways to glide. Please note, electric scooters are for private use only and not to be used on public roads or pavements. If you want to spend less and don’t need the Pure pair’s robust build and performance, then the Indi EX-2 surprised us with its performance, and is easier to carry around. It provides a great range of 28 miles per charge, meaning that you can go at least a few trips without charging the scooter, and its 14.2kg weight makes it much easier to carry than any of Pure Air’s offerings. The 8.5in pneumatic tyres provide a firm grip on any surface and we love its cruise control feature, which lets you take your hand off the accelerator throttle from time to time. The only downside is that you cannot ride this e-scooter in wet weather and it only accommodates a maximum rider weight of 100kg, neither of which should be a problem for most people.

Elsewhere, the TurboAnt X7 Pro’s 10in pneumatic tyres take the sting out of bumpy surfaces (including, as you can see in the photo above, grass), while you can be confident that the brakes will halt a steep descent and that the bright LED lights will make you visible at night. You can also plug the scooter directly into the mains, but we appreciate the ability to take the battery inside and leave dirty scooters outside. The 350W of power remains the same as the original, but the X7 Pro’s range has almost doubled to a seriously impressive 30 miles.This has been adopted as a sensible limit for electric scooters in the UK, as there’s no pin-point specific legislations for the things, what with them being largely illegal to use. The Kugoo Kirin G3 is a staggering scooter with an imposing profile to match, boasting a 936Wh juicing a 1200W motor that gives it a 70-km (37-mile) range and a top speed of 50kmh (about 31 miles). It's an impressive piece of kit whose max speed and great acceleration won’t lag far behind cars in large metropolitan areas. Of course, its 10.5-inch off-road tires make riding a smooth affair even if you have to take it on not-so-well-paved roads. But, it takes more than that to convince folks, which is why NIU also slapped on amazing features like regenerative brakes, the always-on Halo headlight and rear light, zero starting (which activates as soon as you hit 200 riding meters for safety), and anti-theft. If you have been resident in the UK for more than 12 months, you must exchange your licence if you wish to continue driving in the UK.

Key specs – Range: 17 miles; Top speed: 15mph; E-scooter weight: 14kg; Maximum rider weight: 100kg; Charge time: 5hrs; Motor power: 350W The Dualtron Storm is not a last-mile electric scooter, it's a leave-your-car-at-home product. From the first moment I stepped on it to more than 1,500 miles later, it still impresses me with its power. Capable of 50-plus miles per hour and able to hit 40mph in its power-saving Eco mode, this scooter does not disappoint. Just like with US states, different European countries have different e-scooter laws. While many European countries initially banned them, most countries have now softened their stance. They are now legal to ride in most European tourist hubs including France, Portugal, Germany and the Netherlands, but each of these countries has different laws regarding the use of helmets, maximum speed limit and so on. Is there anything else I should know? How fast and far do you want to go, and how often?

A top-notch braking system is very, very important for your safety. Some of the best e-scooters have a simple braking system while a few of the more robust ones come with a dual one, which is much more reliable and safer for riders. That's especially if you live in a hilly area. At just 13.5kg, the KS-450 is fairly portable when you’re not riding it, plus a spare battery unit only weighs 1.5kg, making it relatively hassle-free to slip a spare into your bag. This is an impressive, good-value e-scooter that should appeal to anyone who’s content with a 15.5mph top speed and a smaller initial range.

The rear disc brake worked great regardless of the rider's weight. A rear brake light illuminates when engaged and there's an LED headlight with a reflector beneath it. The LED display on the scooter is clear and visible in direct sunlight. It provides information on current speed, battery level and total distance traveled. The scooter is rear-wheel drive; when riding, most of the weight is in the rear and this helps maintain traction. It also makes the front lighter when lifting on or off a curb. Key specs – Range: 30 miles (in Comfort mode); Top speed: 20mph; E-scooter weight: 14.6kg; Maximum rider weight: 125kg; Charge time: 6hrs; Motor power: 350W The one tradeoff: This scooter weighs a heavy 53.5 pounds, so it's not something you'll want to carry around. To reduce the risk of taking a tumble, we've added an anti-slip footplate plus grooves in the handles for better control. Then come to a safe and steady stop with the rear foot brake. We've also included a one-year warranty for mum and dad's peace of mind. Thanks to the foldable and lightweight design, it's easy to put in the car boot, and your little one can explore while you're out and about. Speaking of brakes, almost all scooters have some sort of handbrake; some will have a secondary brake that can be activated by pressing down on a scooter's rear fender.It isn't a slouch in performance either. A solid ride touting a 1000W motor, it definitely has a lot of power for more than just urban commutes. That motor allows it to haul its rider up a hill faster than other e-scooters. One thoughtful addition I love is the dedicated driving mode button that makes changing modes during rides a less stressful affair, I found, since my thumb need not to move too far away from the throttle. Added Clacton (Essex), Portsmouth and Southampton (Solent) and Chard and Crewkerne (South Somerset) trial areas. Pneumatic tires - Pneumatic tires are essentially just rubber tires filled with air. They deliver better stability, suspension, climbing, and traction than solid tires. Thanks to its dual 250-watt motors, the Unagi Model One Voyager powers up hills with aplomb, zipping along twice as fast as other scooters with just a single motor. Using both motors (you can opt to use just one) causes the battery life to drop significantly lower than the scooter's advertised 20-mile range. Let your little one travel far and wide on this electric scooter. It's built for kids aged 8 and over – sorry mum and dad, we know how much you wanted to have a go. With the push and go technology, all they need to do to get going is, push off the ground and press down the accelerator, and it'll zoom up to 6km/h. It also has a range of six kilometres.