Scooter

CFMoto has a reputation for creating some of the best value-for-money motorcycles in the world. Add the CFMoto 150 Aura to that list – an all-new retro-styled scooter. It isn’t exactly groundbreaking, but it gets the most important things right.

Former Formula 1 engineers built what they believe to be the fastest scooter on Earth. They put their money where their mouth is and are going to attempt a world record speed run at Bonneville Salt Flats during Speed Week.

UK-based mobility company Bo has racing in its blood, and its latest creation is designed to bring that heritage to the forefront in the form of a high performance, 100-mph+ electric scooter.

In 25 years of riding scooters, I've never really been excited about this category of two-wheelers until now. And at the moment, a Chinese upstart called Omoway has got me especially hot and bothered with its self-balancing Omo X.

InMotion claims 59 miles of range. I pushed this thing hard, full throttle, and what I found honestly surprised me. If you're big, tall, love scooter shenanigans, or just want to know the truth behind the specs, this one's worth giving a read.

Teenage Engineering has put its unique stamp on budget and high-end audio gear over the years, but has also ventured outside of its box on occasion. The latest example of that is an electric moped/scooter called the epa-1, developed with Vässla.

Like many oddball ideas, the JackRabbit micro ebike began as a crowdfunding project in 2018. The cross between a compact bike and scooter has been growing in power and size ever since, with the new Pro models being the most beastly yet.

The first scooter to roll out of Ultraviolett’s production line is finally here, and from what I can gather, it was well worth the wait. There’s so much to like about this e-scoot, especially its INR120,000 (US$1,380) price tag. But is there a catch?

Although you can indeed buy electric Vespas, there are tons of the iconic scooters that are still equipped with combustion engines. If you have one of those classic rides and want to make it electric, the Retrokit may be just what you're looking for.

The electrification expansion continues as Suzuki takes its first steps toward its very own electric future with the e-Address electric scooter. With a 54-mile range, it comes with most of the bells and whistles you'd expect on an urban commuter.

The e-mobility specialists at Tomofree have launched on Kickstarter to fund production of a "sleek, dynamic marvel" called the BEE Electric Scooter. The sit/stand e-scoot can get up to 31 mph, features dual suspension and rolls for 28 miles per charge.

Indian-origin TVS motor has whipped up a rather funky cube-inspired electric scooter concept. It lets you add two additional 1-kWh batteries that increase the range by an extra 25 to 32 miles for emergencies. Is this the perfect solution for urban mobility?