I can't find the E9 model on the manufacturer's page, only the E9 Pro model, which has different specifications to this one.
The power indicated here is 350W, and on the manufacturer's page, the E9 Pro (which according to the name should logically be more powerful) is 250W.
Then here it says 13Kg and the manufacturer's E9 Pro version 12.5Kg.
The wheels are indicated at 10" here whereas the E0 Pro version on the manufacturer's page is 8.5".
The rest seems to be aligned.

So my questions :
- Is the version of the product here the E9 or E9 Pro version, given that I haven't found an E9 model anywhere but only an E9 Pro, including on the manufacturer's page?
- If it is indeed the E9 Pro version, how come you're advertising unconfirmed specifications?
- Are you sure it's approved for Swiss roads?

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I can't find the E9 model on the manufacturer's page, only the E9 Pro model, which has different specifications to this one.
The power indicated here is 350W, and on the manufacturer's page, the E9 Pro (which according to the name should logically be more powerful) is 250W.
Then here it says 13Kg and the manufacturer's E9 Pro version 12.5Kg.
The wheels are indicated at 10" here whereas the E0 Pro version on the manufacturer's page is 8.5".
The rest seems to be aligned.

So my questions :
-> Is the version of the product here the E9 or E9 Pro version, given that I haven't found an E9 model anywhere but only an E9 Pro, including on the manufacturer's page?
-> If it is indeed the E9 Pro version, how come you're advertising unconfirmed specifications?
-> Are you sure it's approved for Swiss roads?

Accepted Answer

I have the scooter in front of me (and bought it on galaxus) and I can confirm that it does indeed say E9 Pro 10" on the identification plate on the scooter. It also says Motor power 350W and max speed 20 km/h (so approved in Switzerland).

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