Folding electric scooter are certainly not in short supply these days, but many make users stand for that last mile journey. The eScooter is claimed to go from folded up to travel-ready in 3 seconds, with a chunky bike seat and integrated shock absorber to get users to work in comfort.
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Standing up on an electric scooter may give you better situational awareness as you zip around, but sitting down is less tiring if you've got a long way to go. Well, the Metro Shark allows you to do both, transitioning from one configuration to the other in just a few seconds.
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At an event in Seoul, Korea, Segway has launched four new products for Asia Pacific markets. They include two new hands-free self-balancing scooters, which appear alongside a Ninebot-branded kids' bike and kickscooter.
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Futuristically enough, there are now several one-wheeled self-balancing scooters in various stages of production. That said, not all of them are available for purchase just yet, so the announcement of a new one is still something to take note of. With that in mind, meet the Uno Bolt.
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BMW's new X2City folding electric kick scooter is a landmark product for the company. It is the first BMW product that will be sold outside the dealer network, the first to address new audiences for 70 years, and the first BMW to address "last mile" motorized transport .
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Phat Scooters may look similar to the Scrooser from 2013, but they give the rider's legs a rest by offering a twist grip to kick in the hub motor. This means that the Phatty user can sit or stand and zip along without breaking a sweat. The Phat models are cheaper, too.
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Cycleboard has dual front wheels, a lightweight aluminum frame, a 450 W electric motor and a wide, tilting deck that sees steering controlled by leaning side to side rather than by turning the handlebar. So how does it perform, and is it worth the $1300 price tag?
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The Segway first raised eyebrows by balancing its rider on two side-by-side wheels. Since then, we've also seen scooters where you balance on a single wheel. Well, the Üo does things a little differently yet. It perches its rider on top of a rolling rubber ball.
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The new Transboard scooter from Mercane Wheels borrows its suspension design from the automotive world. Mercane complements the suspension setup with a sharp design that folds in one swift motion, helping you motor your way from your doorstep to destinations of your choosing and back again.
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People like scooters because they have comfy seats, and they're easy to get on and off of. People also like mountain bikes, however, because they're smooth-riding. Monkey Faction has attempted to combine all of those qualities in one retro-looking bike, known as the Capuchin.
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