Ayzeze: Por favor, note que na maioria dos países europeus, o limite de velocidade para trotinetes elétricas é de 20 km/h.
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🔋 Extended 60km Range
⚡ 500W Rated Motor
🏗️ Lightweight Steel Frame
🔧 Simple Folding Design
🛡️ Reliable Disc Brake
🚲 Stable 11" Tires
1. Extended Range for Longer Commutes
Equipped with a 48V 18Ah battery using Dongci 21700 cells, this model delivers an extended range of up to 60km at 25km/h. This makes it suitable for longer daily commutes and reduces the frequency of charging, providing reliable transportation for regular urban travel.
2. Reliable Motor Performance
The 48V 500W rated motor offers consistent power for city riding, providing smooth acceleration and adequate torque for navigating urban slopes and maintaining steady speeds in various commuting situations.
3. Practical Portability with Foldable Design
Featuring a folding mechanism and a net weight of approximately 28.1kg, this scooter balances durability with manageable portability. The design allows for compact storage in homes, offices, or vehicles, making it convenient for multi-modal commuting.
4. Safe and Confident Braking
The disc brake system provides reliable stopping power for urban riding conditions. This braking solution ensures consistent performance during daily use, contributing to overall riding safety and control.
5. Comfortable Urban Riding Experience
The 11-inch tires help absorb road vibrations and provide stable handling on paved surfaces. Combined with the integrated rear light that includes turn signals, these features enhance both comfort and visibility during city rides.
6. User-Friendly Operation
With a simple LED display and three speed modes (5, 15, 25 km/h), the scooter offers straightforward operation suitable for various riding preferences. The 54.6V 3A charger completes the battery recharge in 6-7 hours, making overnight charging convenient.
Actual range, maximum speed, and maximum slope are affected by factors such as weight, terrain, temperature, wind speed, tire pressure, and riding habits.
