e-Scooters

Robin Hustin – On Fire | Future house music video with electric scooters, unicycles, skateboards

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Author: Alien Rides via YouTube Go to Source Experience our latest Baesk8 electric ride with electric skateboards, electric unicycles, ebikes, scooters, OneWheels, and more. It’s our typical route, with new vehicles, footage, and some awesome Future House music from NoCopyrightSounds and Robin Hustin. Find more information on baesk8 here: https://baesk8.club #HouseMusic #Esk8 #MusicVideo Support this … Read more

Hyundai unveils folding electric scooter that charges in its vehicles

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Source: Autoblog www.autoblog.com The Hyundai Motor Group began exploring the viability of a personal last-mile mobility device back in 2017 when it unveiled an Ioniq-branded electric scooter at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES). Since then, Hyundai has worked to improve on the concept, and the product you see here is the result of its efforts. … Read more

The Swifty Podcast Episode #4 – We’re crowdfunding!

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Author: Swifty Scooters via YouTube Go to Source Yes, lovely listeners, now YOU have the opportunity to become a member of the Swifty team! We’re crowdfunding, which means you can invest in the company, helping to fuel our growth and earning some awesome rewards at the same time. Find out more here – https://swiftyscooters.seedrs.com/. ————————- … Read more

Hero Dash electric scooter launched in India, price starts at Rs 62,000

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Source: www.indiatoday.in Hero Electric today launched Dash electric scooter for an introductory price of Rs 62,000 (ex-showroom, India). The company showcased the extended range (ER) variants Optima and Nyx as well. While Hero Optima ER is priced at Rs 68,721 (ex-showroom, India), Hero Nyx ER is available for Rs 69,754 (ex-showroom, India) … Read more: … Read more

Sydneysiders might soon be riding electric scooters around the city

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Soure: Business Insider www.businessinsider.com Sydney could be the next global city to adopt electric scooters, but if the vehicles get approved, riders look like they’ll be slapped with a whole host of rules. While riding the battery-powered vehicles in public is currently illegal in New South Wales, the state government is privately considering running a … Read more