When traversing cities, sometimes taking the car can wind up being slower than other methods
of travel.
Traffic is an ongoing nut we are always trying to crack.
Perhaps that's why there were 136 million micro-mobility trips overall in 2019, with
nearly two-thirds of those being e-scooters.
In this video, we'll be covering five of the best e-scooters.
I'm Glenn, and let's get to it.
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Our first stop involves NantMobility, an operating unit of NantWorks, and they look to further
current innovations in micro-mobility.
They see the efforts but know that more needs to be done to achieve unity between man and nature.
The way they see it, micro-mobility is a significant key in that equation.
Their inaugural answer is the Stator LE, which they claim to be the highest quality scooter
on the market today.
It will be available in the Fall of 2021.
Visually it is striking and offers a unique look when compared to other scooters.
That is a 50.8-inch wheelbase with 18 x 7.8-inch wheels for better security and overcoming
terrain hurdles.
The handlebar offers quick access to the brakes.
It provides real-time feedback on the Stator electric scooter's speed, ride mode, and battery.
The 54V DC lithium-ion battery has a max power of 1000W.
The charge time is a little steep at six hours, but the Stator LE has a fantastic range of
50 miles at a top speed of 30mph.
It's streamlined, it's simple, it's Stator.
It's so easy to use and so practical too.
Fall cannot come quick enough!
Next up, we have a company specializing in electric bikes, but they support the electric
movement at large.
They even encourage customers to do their own research before purchasing.
Lunacycle has a strong belief in offering top-quality products at an affordable price.
The Luna Apocalypse V3 Scooter is one beauty and perfectly encapsulates their beliefs.
This escooter has three power modes.
Both modes above the first are no longer street-legal, as the Luna Apocalypse was designed for racing.
With some modifications, you could make it street-legal, however.
Only weighing 75-pounds, it is capable of carrying 300-pounds.
The 60V 27AH battery cells put out 1600 watt-hours for a sizeable range that quickly reaches
30 miles with tops speeds over 35 mph.
The Luna Apocalypse accelerates hard and brakes hard with its dual hydraulic disc brakes and
is made for experienced riders.
It has impressive hill-climbing torque and all-wheel drive.
Fast, dependable, and solid, the Luna Apocalypse is an easy pick-up and at an affordable price.
Now we move to Splach, a Californian company that has earned some reputation in the past
for their quality machines and excellent customer service.
They have grown a little since then, and they now offer a few more models, and they are
adding more in the future.
Sometimes a superb product is all it takes for recognition, and with the Turbo Plus and
the Swift, it's no wonder why they made our number three.
Both are available for preorder today.
If you don't want to wait, the Turbo and Ranger escooter models are available today.
The Turbo Plus is a powerful electric scooter, as you may expect from the name.
An 800W motor propels it to speeds of up to 26mph and up to a range of 28-33 miles.
To compensate for speed on such a small machine, they've installed a premium, adjustable suspension
system that will absorb 87% of the shock for an ultra-smooth ride on or off the road.
Front and back wheel brakes are located on the handlebars with a bell and dashboard.
The Turbo Plus is also able to swiftly fold up for easy transport and storage.
If you don't need all that power in your scooter, however, then perhaps the Swift is more your speed.
Half the price of the Turbo Plus, and it still has what you need.
The 36V 250W rear-drive motor can still dish out a top speed of 18.6mph with a range of
18.6 miles.
Not too shabby for those looking for a quick joyride or a means of travel from A to B.
The streamlined frame has an integrated magnesium alloy molding for a light 34-pound micromachine.
You won't have to worry about night travel either, as the Swift has a headlight and ambient
lights on both sides.
Coming into our second place is Voro Motors.
This company originated in Singapore and wants to see alternative transportation become mainstream.
They hope to see their affordable electric scooters push that dream forward into reality.
I think you'll howl in approval when you see the Wolf King.
A fantastic alternative transportation method whether you're traveling at day or under the
light of the moon.
This eyecatching escooter comes with either street or off-road tires.
And with a VM motor that has a maximum output of 6720 watts and an actual top speed of 60mph,
you can easily shred the roadways.
All that power and the Wolf King still has a range of 50 miles.
If you need a quick fillup, the charge time sits at around five hours.
It's not too hard to believe that the Wolf King is the first super scooter to set every
performance record, and it did so with zero stem wobble.
The frame is comprised of aluminum forged by 1600 pounds of pressure.
With full hydraulic brakes, you are able to control your speed with ease and safety.
Paired with a hydraulic shock suspension usually found in motorcycles, you know the performance
doesn't outmaneuver personal safety.
Continuing with safety, the Wolf King also sports high-beam headlights for easy nighttime
travel and a motorcycle horn built to be heard.
A rear taillight is here as well as ambient undercarriage lighting.
The Wolf King is genuinely the pack leader when it comes to electric scooters, and it
would take something truly special to top it!
Drum roll, please!
With our finale, we knew we had to show you something special, something to wow you.
We think the Scotsman is the one to do it.
They use an advanced 3D printing process that allows them to build and customize the world's
first 3D-printed carbon fiber electric scooter!
Named after the company, the Scotsman comes in three different flavors with five different
colors, so you can find the right fit for you!
They're all made of the same industrial-grade thermoplastic carbon fiber composite.
And each Scotsman comes equipped with 2 regenerative disc brakes, a front-facing camera, integrated
GPS, and 10" air-filled tube tires.
Perhaps surprisingly, all three also have a max range of 74 miles.
The differences between the three versions of the Scotsman become apparent when we look
at power output.
The Scotsman 500 weighs 40 pounds and has two 250W motors.
A top speed of 19mph is nothing to scoff at, and the Scotsman 500 can tackle inclines of
up to 25 degrees.
The Scotsman 1000 also weighs 40 pounds, but instead, it had two 500W motors with a top
speed of 31mph.
It can take on 25-degree inclines as well, with a max load of 350 pounds.
The Scotsman 2000 weighs 44 pounds and, you guessed it, has two 1000W motors for a nearly
daunting top speed of 45mph!
The Scotsman 2000 can challenge even 40 degree inclines with a max load of 350 pounds.
The Scotsman series brings a "Wow" factor that is indisputable!
So which of the three models pique your interest?
Or is there another model on this list that interests you more?
Let us know in the comments.
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