E-Scooter: an overview of current models

There are now many e-scooter providers.

If you drive the rented scooter regularly, you can also buy one yourself.

We present current models here.

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Whether for commuting to work, shopping or just for fun:

A few years ago, pedestrians would have looked in amazement if such an electric scooter had scooted past - now cities have become indispensable. These modern means of transport are ideal when the distance is too far to walk but too short to drive or wait for public transport, for example. But when you rent an e-scooter on a regular basis, the costs are quite high in the long run. Why not just buy one yourself? The price ranges from around 300 euros to more extensively equipped high-end scooters worth over 1,000 euros.

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E-scooters: who is allowed to drive them anyway?

E-scooters are also interesting for younger people:

You can drive the scooters

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Nevertheless, you should be extremely careful in traffic and be familiar with the applicable traffic regulations - even without a driver's license.

In the following section we will introduce you to some e-scooter models from different price ranges.

We have taken into account various tests and customer reviews.

E-scooter comparison: Xiaomi Mi Electric

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Xiaomi Mi Electric

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• Manufacturer: Xiaomi

• Range: up to 45 km

• Weight: 14.2 kg

• Charging time: around 4 hours

• Maximum load: 100 kg

• Power: 600 watts

• General operating permit: Yes

E-scooter comparison: Ninebot KickScooter MAX G30D II

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Ninebot KickScooter MAX G30D II

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• Manufacturer: Segway-Ninebot

• Range: up to 65 km

• Weight: 19.5 kg

• Charging time: about 6 hours

• Maximum load: 100 kg

• Power: 551 watts

• General operating permit: Yes

E-scooter comparison: emicro Explorer

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emicro Explorer

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• Manufacturer: Micro

• Range: up to 30 km

• Weight: 13.5 kg

• Charging time: around 2 hours

• Maximum load: 100 kg

• Power: 280 watts

• including front and rear suspension

• Adjustable handlebar height

• General operating permit: Yes

E-scooter comparison: i9pro

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i9pro

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Price: 324.44 euros

• Manufacturer: IScooter

• Range: up to 25 km

• Weight: 13 kg

• Charging time: n / a

• Maximum load: 120 kg

• Power: 350 watts

• General operating permit: Yes

E-scooter comparison: SoFlow SO3 Gen 2

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SoFlow SO3 Gen 2

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Price: 362.90 euros

• Manufacturer: SoFlow

• Range: up to 30 km

• Weight: 14.5 kg

• Charging time: 3 hours

• Maximum load: 100 kg

• Power: 350 watts

• General operating permit: Yes

E-Scooter: The most important questions about electric scooters

• Where are e-scooters allowed to drive?

  With an e-scooter it is allowed to ride on cycle paths and cycle streets.

  If these are not available, e-scooter drivers are also allowed to use the road.

  E-scooter rides are prohibited on sidewalks and in pedestrian areas.

  Extreme caution is required when driving e-scooters, as there is little protection on the electric scooters.

• Is it compulsory to wear a helmet?

  There is no obligation to wear a helmet, but it still makes sense to wear a helmet.

• Do e-scooters have to be insured?

  Yes, if you own an e-scooter and want to drive it, you need liability insurance.

  A corresponding insurance sticker must be affixed to the scooter.

  In order for the scooter to be insured, it needs a general operating permit (ABE).

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