Typically the the motor is inside the rear wheel.
In some cases it is on the front wheel.
If you want more power, there are models with motors inside the back and front wheels.
In more powerful model motor can also be in the middle and use chain to the wheel. Ride quality is better for these models.
Prefer brushless motor. It should come by default nowadays.
Motor power is measured in W. The motors are 150-1500W. For typical city commute 250-400W is enough. However, if you need to cover more than 25km, you are overweight, or terrain is hilly, consider min 500W motor.
Speed:
- 250 Watts – top speed 15-25 kmh.
- 350 Watts – top speeds 25-35 kmh.
- 500 Watts – top speeds 40-60 kmh.
The battery is in the handlebar stem or under the scooter’s deck. Battery under the deck gives the scooter more stability and better control.
Prefer lithium ion batteries, their lifespan is 1000-3000 charging cycles and 3-5 years.
Battery capacity is measured in Wh. If battery is 250Wh and motor is 250W, this means you can drive for 1 hour. In reality it depend on your weight, terrain and weather conditions. More Wh gives you more range.
Battery charge time per 100Wh is approximately 90 minutes.
if you want to charge away from the scooter, consider removable battery. This also enables to take longer rides with and option to use backup battery.
Bigger wheels offer better ride quality and safety.
Prefer pneumatic tires, they make the ride smoother
If you ride more, the pavement is bumpy and want to have more fun, consider buying a model with the suspension. Cheaper alternative is to have pneumatic tires, they do the job to some extent.
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