What stands out
- 25kmph top speed – feel the wind in your hair
- 11° climbing angle – no need to carry uphill
- 25km mileage – travel further without recharging
- 8.5" Honeycomb tyres – travel over rough terrain
- 5 hours charging time – Get back on the move in no time
- LCD display – monitor your scooters speed, battery life and distance
The details
Get from A to B with style and ease with this great ElectriQ SC01 electric scooter. Feel the wind in your hair with speeds up to 25kmph for up to 25km. High-quality chunky 8.5’’honeycomb tires make this a seriously smooth ride on flat surfaces. Three speed modes allow you greater flexibility on how fast you move. Monitor your speed, the sleek and advanced LCD display.
This ElectriQ scooter is built with incredible care and high-quality materials, making it very sturdy and can be quickly folded to fit in car boots, in storage or for carrying. Simply push down on the throttle paddle to begin accelerating and once the fun is over holding the dual break system will slow you down to a halt. When coming up against a large incline, don’t fear as this scooter is capable of climbing angles up to 11°. Front and rear lights will have you riding through the night. The Scooter is also IPX4 waterproof, meaning it is water resistant from all angles, so a spot of bad weather doesn’t ruin your ride.
Essential info
- Motor power: 250W
- Climbing gradient: 11°
- Water Resistance - IPX4
- Maximum speed: 25Km/h (15mph)
- Maximum range: 25km (15 miles)
- Charge time: 5-6 hours
- Dimensions: 105 x 44 x 115 cm (unfolded)
- Dimensions: 105 x 44 x 52 cm (folded)
- Weight: 14 kg
More info
- Maximum loading: 120 kg (18 stone)
- Power supply: AC 110-240V, 50/60Hz
- Battery power: 280.8 Wh
- Battery voltage: 36V
- Charging temperature: 0°C - 40°C
- Charging time: 5-6 hours
- Charger included in the box*
- Storage humidity: 5% - 95%
- Tyre Size: 8.5 inches
- Warranty: 3 Months
Please note: We recommend users wear a helmet. Electric scooters must not be used on public highways, pavements, cycle lanes or bridleways, but only on private property with the owners consent. For further guidance, please click here
