Questions about SPC XT2000

Is feasible with an electrical technician

According to our information, both variants are the 45 km/h model. The deviation in the pictures only concerns the design of the rims and has not been adjusted by the manufacturer. This is therefore an image error. We do not currently offer a 25 km/h model. Thank you for the information. We have forwarded this for checking.

I also have the same problem and I don't know and it's as if it has no power either I've tried charging several times and always the same thing maybe try driving so much that it becomes teaching and then charging from 0 to 100 I'll try it too. Have a nice day.

Unfortunately I can't remove the battery, but I can open the seat.

Sorry, but these are too technical questions for me. Perhaps it is better to seek answers online or from an electric 2-wheeler dealer. Best wishes

Tyres can be found at any tyre shop, but the rest of the spare parts are a problem. My battery is defective and hasn't been charged for 2 years, it's under warranty, but the company doesn't respond to requests.

Press the button on the right-hand side (green button) and press the black button once.

Hello You can order the replacement brake online bestellen👍🏼

At the kiosk

The following regulations apply to the "XT2000 (45 km/h, 2000 W)" from SPC: ## Insurance and licence plate - Yes, you need a licence number, or more precisely an insurance sticker. The electric scooter must have motor vehicle liability insurance, and the insurer issues an insurance sticker that must be affixed to the vehicle. ## Use of cycle paths - As the XT2000 has a maximum speed of 45 km/h, it does not fall under the category of small electric vehicles that are allowed to ride on cycle paths. This regulation only applies to vehicles with a maximum design speed of 25 km/h or less. - The XT2000 must therefore be ridden on the road and may not be ridden on cycle paths or pavements. ## Driving licence - Due to the higher speed and power, a corresponding driving licence is required for the XT2000, in this case a category A1 driving licence, as the vehicle is road-legal and meets higher requirements than the regulations applicable to small electric vehicles.

Here are the answers to your questions about the SPC XT2000 electric scooter: ## Licensing and Insurance: - The SPC XT2000, with a maximum speed of 45 km/h, is likely to be classified as a vehicle that requires registration and insurance. In many jurisdictions, electric scooters with such speeds are subject to similar regulations as motorcycles or mopeds, which typically require a license plate and insurance. ## Battery Removability: - The battery of the SPC XT2000 is integrated into the scooter and is not described as removable in the provided sources. It is designed to be charged while it remains in the scooter. For specific local regulations regarding licensing and insurance, it is advisable to check with your local transportation authority or relevant government website.

I don't know

You would need to contact the manufacturer directly for this: service@spc.ch

Unfortunately, we are unable to offer any spare parts.

As we do not have effective user experience with the product, we have forwarded your question to the Community so that it may be answered by another customer.

I only try to ride when it's dry. But he doesn't mind a bit of rain.

These scooters do not have a right of return in our range.

The difference is the colour, otherwise it is the same product.

Yes, the SPC XT2000 is actually designed for a maximum speed of 45 km/h. This is a specific specification of the model stated by the manufacturer.

We were happy to pass this on to the Community.

So mine doesn't have a gear system, it just goes 45km/h

with a good mechanic, yes

Please contact our customer service directly via our Galaxus Assistant.

Hello Joggo74. Very simple: There are various buttons (black and green) on the right handle, including a larger black push button. Simply press the button on the right after activating the ignition (turn the key clockwise) and it will start... Have fun!

Yes, the yellow number

Yes

Unfortunately, this electric scooter cannot be throttled down to 25 km/h.