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

Typical price i
1900.– to 3100.–

Suitable for short urban commutes and areas with speed restrictions.

Ideal for beginners or those prioritizing safety over speed.

Typical price i
2100.– to 3600.–

Balances speed and control for medium-distance travels.

Great for suburban routes, offering quicker commutes without sacrificing maneuverability.

Typical price i
5200.– to 5800.–

Designed for longer distances and open road conditions.

Perfect for experienced riders seeking high-speed performance, reducing travel time significantly.

Typical price i
2400.– to 3100.–

Suitable for short commutes or casual rides within urban areas.

Offers convenience for users with access to frequent charging points, making it ideal for city dwellers.

Typical price i
2100.– to 5200.–

Balances distance and battery efficiency for medium-range travel.

Ideal for daily commuters who need reliability without the hassle of constant charging.

Typical price i
5500.– to 6200.–

Designed for long-distance travelers needing extended range.

Best for those who travel longer distances regularly, reducing the frequency of charging stops.

Typical price i
2100.– to 4100.–

Suitable for flat terrains and short distances, providing a basic level of performance.

Ideal for urban commuting, offering a cost-effective solution for leisurely rides in city environments.

Typical price i
2100.– to 3100.–

Offers enhanced power for moderate inclines and longer distances, ensuring a balanced ride.

Great for daily commuters who need a reliable and versatile scooter for mixed urban and suburban areas.

Typical price i
5200.– to 5800.–

Provides high power for steep hills and long-distance travel, delivering superior performance.

Perfect for users seeking robust performance for demanding routes, including heavy riders or those carrying cargo.

Typical price i
2400.– to 5800.–

Meets the legal standards for road use in Switzerland, including necessary safety features.

Ensures that you can ride your e-scooter legally on Swiss public roads, avoiding fines and ensuring safety.

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1600.– to 3100.–

Does not meet the legal requirements for road use in Switzerland.

Limits your e-scooter usage to private properties or areas where road approval is not required, restricting flexibility.

Typical price i
400.– to 1600.–

Fails to comply with the legal standards for road use in Germany.

Restricts usage to non-public roads or private areas in Germany, affecting convenience and legal compliance.

Typical price i
3900.– to 6200.–

Requires a Category A1 driving license, typically for light motorcycles and some e-scooters.

Ensures that the operator has a basic understanding of vehicle control and road safety.

Typical price i
2100.– to 4100.–

No driving license is needed for individuals 16 years and older to operate the e-scooter.

Makes e-scooters accessible to a younger audience, promoting ease of use and wider adoption.

Typical price i
1600.– to 2600.–

No driving license is needed regardless of the operator's age.

Offers maximum accessibility, allowing more people to use e-scooters without any legal constraints.

Typical price i
1600.– to 12 000.–

Requires a Category M driving license for individuals under 16, covering mopeds and some e-scooters.

Provides young riders with necessary training and knowledge for safe operation.

Typical price i
1600.– to 2600.–

Needs a Category M driving license, generally for mopeds and light e-scooters.

Ensures riders have fundamental skills and awareness for safe road usage.