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Can these full-sized electric scooters be used in the US?

Urban mobility in
Europe
is changing quickly, and electric mobility is truly gaining momentum. Given the increasing price of fuel, growing environmental worries, and stricter emission rules, many individuals are opting for electric scooters as part of their regular travel routine. These vehicles offer an attractive option due to their cost-effectiveness, user-friendliness, and minimal running expenses compared to conventional petrol-driven motorcycles.

Across Europe,
electric scooters
From major corporations to smaller entities, many have been making their mark recently. Well-known companies such as NIU, Silence, and Vespa with its electric series have established strong reputations. Meanwhile, emerging start-ups and brands including Super Soco and Horwin are continuously innovating within the realm of city travel options.

Currently, Segway is elevating its offerings with two new electric scooter modelsโ€”the
E150S
and
E250S
โ€”both of which are scheduled to enter the European market this year.

Photo by: Segway Powersports

Segway E150S

The Segway E150S offers a sleek and user-friendly choice tailored for those navigating through urban landscapes. This model features a powerful yet efficient 2.7 kW (3.6 horsepower) continuous-duty engine which peaks at 3.6 kW (4.8 horsepower). Its top speed reaches 45 km/h (28 mph), perfect for bustling city roads where speeds must be kept low. The device includes a regular 74V 27 Ah lithium-ion power pack providing an operational distance of around 60 kilometers (37 miles); however, one has the flexibility to boost this mileage significantly up to 180 kilometers (112 miles) when using extra batteries.

In the meantime, the E250S offers enhanced power with its 7.5 kW (10 hp) engine and a maximum velocity of 90 km/h (56 mph). Standard features include dual batteries that grant a driving distance of up to 110 kilometers (68 miles); however, adding an additional battery could boost this figure to approximately 165 kilometers (103 miles). Consequently, it stands out as an ideal option for extended trips or those seeking superior performance without compromising fuel economy.

Photo by: Segway Powersports

Segway E250S

Even though they vary in terms of power and reach, these two scooters have a shared essence: ultimate functionality. Each one features dual-channel ABS, hydraulic disc brakes, traction control, hill-start assistance, and an automated handlebar locking system for enhanced safety. An intelligent TFT display offers navigational support along with key riding information, and LED lights guarantee clear vision under every condition. With their streamlined, contemporary looks, they catch the eye; however, they are fundamentally designed for everyday travel.

Photo by: Segway Powersports

The Segway E-Series of scooters comes packed with plenty of advanced technology.

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Who are these scooters intended for? The E150S would be perfect for those living in cities seeking a budget-friendly and convenient method to maneuver through busy roads. On the other hand, the E250S suits individuals requiring higher speeds and greater agility for extended trips. These vehicles cater to working professionals traveling to their workplaces, delivery personnel covering various routes, or urban adventurers desiring an environmentally friendly mode of transport. Both versions provide a reliable mix of effectiveness, capability, and usability.

The Segway E line of scooters appears as a practical choice for professionals who depend on two-wheeled transportation to accomplish their tasks. However, might such vehicles gain traction in the United States? Given the growth of gig economy roles including food and package delivery that assist many people financially, maybe e-scooters similar to these have potential to become quite common outside of Europe too.

Source:
Segway


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