Electric scooters have become a popular mode of transport in modern urban life. For those looking for high performance and comfort, a $600+ performance seat electric scooter may be an ideal choice. This blog will introduce you to some of the latest models of high-performance seated electric scooters to help you make an informed decision when choosing one. Let’s explore these exciting new products that will add a touch of convenience and comfort to the way you travel.
Selection Points
Compared to electric scooters priced under $600, electric scooters priced above $600 have a higher overall performance package for those looking for a higher level of comfort as well as for those on a budget.
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Motor
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The higher the motor power, the higher the load/climbing/power. Generally, this price range is equipped with dual motors with >500W.
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Top Speed
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Determines how fast you can ride, generally above 25MPH.
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Range
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Determines how far you can ride, typically over 25 miles (40km) per charge.
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Brake System
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A good braking system can ensure personal safety. Braking systems are classified as follows
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Tires
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Choose the right tire type and size for your environment and needs for better handling and comfort. The larger the tire size, the higher the safety.
Tires are classified as follows:
Solid tires: will not burst the tire, do not need to be inflated, easy to use, but poor comfort on bumpy roads.
Pneumatic tires: have better shock absorption and comfort, suitable for long-distance riding, but need regular inspection and inflation, and there is a risk of puncture.
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Suspension
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Used for vibration damping, they are categorized as follows:
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Light
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The lighting system of electric scooters usually includes headlights, taillights and flashlights. Headlights are used to illuminate the road ahead and ensure the safety of riders. Taillights are used to alert vehicles and pedestrians behind to avoid accidents. Flashlights can improve visibility at night or in low-visibility environments.
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Load
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Check the manufacturer’s load-bearing limits for electric scooters and choose an electric scooter that can carry the weight of the items you need to carry to ensure safety and stability. Don’t forget to include your weight.
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Waterproof
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Electric scooters with IPX4 and above waterproof rating at least can prevent light rain.
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Body Material and Structure
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Choose a strong and durable material and structure to ensure the stability and safety of the electric scooter. Aluminum alloy, carbon fiber, magnesium alloy, iron and wood and other materials have good construction quality.
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Model
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Generally, off-road vehicles, are used for off-roading, and commuting.
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Seat Electric Scooters (>$600) Overview
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Product Name
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Motor
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1000W
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1200W*2
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4000W*2
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Top Speed
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55Km/h(34 mph)
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64km/h(40 mph)
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90Km/h(56mph)
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Range
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80km(50miles)
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64km(40 miles)
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140KM(87miles)
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Brake System
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Disc brake, electronic brake
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Front and rear hydraulic disc brakes
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Hydraulic braking
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Tires
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10-inch Off-road Tires
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10-inch off-road tubeless tires
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14-inch off-road tires
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Light
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Headlight *1, front light*2, taillight *3, brake light
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Front light+brake light+turn light
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Front light*2, daytime running lights, front and rear signal lights
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Load
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120KG(265lbs)
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150KG(330lbs)
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125 kg(275.5lbs)
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Waterproof
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IP54
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IP54
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IPX5
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Weight
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31kg(68lbs)
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36kg(79lbs)
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80kg(176lbs)
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KuKirin G2 Max–Seat 80km (50miles) Long Range
- Motor Power: 1000W
- Max Speed: 55km/h(34mph)
- Range: 80km(50 miles)
- Brakes: Disc Brake, Electronic Brakes
- Tires: 10-inch Off-road Tires
- Light: Headlight*1, Front light*2, Tail light*3, Brake light
- Load: 120kg (264.5lbs)
- Waterproof: IP54
- Weight: 31kg(68lbs)
KuKirin G2 Max is an 80km (50miles) long range electric scooter with seat. Equipped with a 48V 20Ah high-capacity Li-ion battery, it has a range of up to 80km, and a powerful 1000W motor, which can easily climb a 30-degree slope and adapt to complex and bumpy road conditions. Adjustable leather seat with thicker and wider cushion provides a comfortable long-distance travelling experience. Micro-adjustable spring shock absorbers effectively cushion bumps, bringing more riding fun.
YUME Y10–Seat 150KG (330lbs) Super Load
- Motor Power: 1200W*2
- Max Speed: 64km/h(40mph)
- Range: 64km(40 miles)
- Brakes: Front and rear hydraulic disc brakes
- Tires: 10-inch off-road tubeless tyres
- Light: Headlights + brake lights + turn signals
- Load: 150kg (330lbs)
- Waterproof: IP54
- Weight: 36kg(79lbs)
YUME Y10 is a 150KG (330lbs) super load electric scooter with seat. Equipped with dual 1200W motors, the maximum output power is 2400W with strong acceleration performance. The motors are sealed waterproof design for longer life. Maximum speed up to 40mph.Single or dual motor mode can be selected for better range or higher torque. Sine wave controller for smoother ride. Front suspension features dual oversized oil pressure shock absorbers and a fork configuration that is more stable over rough terrain than other scooters in its range. Oversized coil dampers at the rear work in tandem with the dual oil pressure dampers at the front to help tackle rough terrain. The combined suspension system provides an extremely stable and smooth ride and can handle up to 330 lbs of rider weight. The off-road electric scooter comes standard with 10-inch off-road tubeless tyres for excellent traction and a comfortable, smooth street ride. The tyres have deep, strong threads for an extremely long service life.
OBARTER-X7–Seat 8000W Super Power
- Motor Power: 4000W*2
- Max Speed: 90km/h(40mph)
- Range: 140km(87 miles)
- Brakes: Hydraulic brake
- Tires: 14-inch off-road tyres
- Light: Headlights*2, daytime running lights, front and rear signals
- Load: 125kg (275.5lbs)
- Waterproof: IPX5
- Weight: 80kg(176lbs)
The OBARTER-X7 is an 8000W ultra-powerful electric scooter with seat. Equipped with two powerful motors, each with a maximum output of 4000W, it has a top speed of 56mph (90km/h) and a maximum gradient of 55%.The 2WD system provides better grip and ensures that power is evenly distributed to both wheels when riding off-road. Full suspension gives you more confidence when riding off-road, with full-size hydraulic forks (57mm travel) and dual rear shock absorbers (with trailing arm construction and 50mm travel). The advanced suspension system effectively dampens vibration and gives you more stability at high speeds. The braking system includes 160mm dual-piston hydraulic disc brakes at the front, 160mm dual 4-piston disc brakes at the rear and additional electronic brakes at the rear, with 14’ off-road tyres to ensure that you can brake safely at all times.
FAQ
Are electric scooters with seats legal？
United States of America
Generally, the same laws and regulations apply to electric scooters with seats as to regular electric scooters.
City cars on the market are generally limited to a maximum speed of 20 mph. Each state in the U.S. has different laws and regulations for electric scooters, as shown in the attached chart.
Attachment: U.S. State Laws and Regulations
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Driving range
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Laws and regulations
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Age
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Protective Gear
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Texas
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It is legal to use electric scooters on carriageways where the speed limit is 35 km/h or less.
As for whether it can be driven on the Sidewalk, it is still under discussion.
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At present, the riders of electric scooters are required to comply with the same traffic laws as motor vehicle drivers, including stopping at traffic lights, driving directions in lanes and so on.
Since the law only allows electric scooters to drive on roads where the speed limit is less than or equal to 35 km/h, it means that it cannot be used on highways.
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Unspecified
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Although the law that requires the wearing of protective gear (such as helmets) has not yet been introduced, the electric scooter rental company only proposes to wear the helmet, but in terms of injuries caused by accidents caused by riding electric scooters in the past, wearing a helmet is still very important for riding.
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California
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California law states that electric scooters can only be driven in bike lanes.
No matter where it is, the maximum speed limit is 15 MPH, which is one of the few such demanding speed limits in many North American states, and speeding can result in a $250 ticket.
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1. The scooter must be equipped with lights that can provide illumination within 300 feet of the front side, and the headlights can be replaced with searchlights worn by the rider;
2. A red reflector must be installed on the rear side to ensure visibility within 500 feet;
3. Yellow or white reflectors with a visibility of 200 feet on both the front and rear sides of the vehicle, and the rear reflectors can be replaced with those worn by the rider;
4. Mandatory installation of brake brake devices;
5. Stop behind the intersection on the right curb;
6. Must cross the road on foot;
7. Do not drive an e-scooter while under the influence of certain drugs or alcohol, and driving under the influence may result in a DUI fee or “driving under the influence” fee and a $350 ticket.
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California law requires cyclists under the age of 18 to wear helmets.
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Riders must be at least 16 years old and have a valid motor vehicle license to use the scooters on the road, otherwise they may face a $200 ticket.
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New York
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Can drive on the speed limit of not more than 30 miles per hour of motor vehicles and bicycle lanes, prohibited on the sidewalk.
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1. Different cities can decide for themselves how to regulate electric scooters;
2. Scooter sharing companies may not operate in Manhattan or densely populated boroughs;
3. It is legal to own your own electric scooter in New York;
4. The weight of the electric scooter must be less than 100 pounds;
5. It is forbidden to drive electric scooters in a drunken state.
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You must be at least 16 years old, but there is no clear requirement to obtain a motor vehicle driver’s license.
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All riders under the age of 18 must wear a helmet.
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Michigan
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Electric scooters can be driven on public roads
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Stay on the right side of the road as much as possible.
No more than 2 people can ride side by side.
Use the specified path when required by local laws.
No traffic between lanes. (MCL 257.660(1), (2), (3) and (4))
Unusually, you can ride on the sidewalk but must “yield to pedestrians” and must “give an audible signal before overtaking and passing pedestrians.” (MCL 257.660(5)
If riding on the road between half an hour after sunset and half an hour before sunrise, it must be equipped with white headlights that are visible from a distance of at least 500 feet, and it must be equipped with red reflectors or red rear lights that are visible from a distance of 500 feet…” (MCL 257.662(1))
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Children under the age of 12 May not ride electric scooters or electric skateboards “on public highways or streets.” (MCL 257.658(9))
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Only scooter or e-scooter drivers under the age of 19 are required to “wear a helmet.” (MCL 257.658(4))
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Indiana and Illinois
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Electric scooters cannot be ridden on sidewalks, cultural walkways or any greenways.
You must ride your electric scooter on the streets and obey all normal traffic laws.
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You can ride on the bike path;
You can’t drive the wrong way down a one-way street
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Unspecified
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Wearing a helmet is recommended, but not yet mandatory.
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Arizona
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No restrictions, no license, insurance or registration required
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It must have a handle
Scooters must not exceed 34 kg (75 lb) net weight
Riding speed shall not exceed 32 km/h (20 MPH)
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Unspecified
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District of Columbia/Washington, D.C.
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Cyclists are not allowed to wear headphones.
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Speed must not exceed 10 miles per hour,
Bikes are not allowed on sidewalks in the central business district,
Cyclists are not allowed to wear headphones
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You must be 16 years old
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Unspecified
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Maximum speed
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Maximum speed
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Austria
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25 km/h
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Netherlands
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25 km/h
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Denmark
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20 km/h
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Sweden
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20 km/h
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Finland
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25 km/h
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Slovenia
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25 km/h
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France
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25 km/h
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Poland
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20 km/h
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Germany
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20 km/h
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Slovakia
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25 km/h
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Italy
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6 km/h (in a pedestrian area)
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Portugal
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25 km/h
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20 km/h
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Spain
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25 km/h
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Luxembourg
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25 km/h
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Lithuania
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25 km/h
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Belgium
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25 km/h
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Czech Republic
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25 km/h
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Bulgarian
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25 km/h
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Greece
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25 km/h
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Croatia
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25 km/h
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Latvia
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25 km/h
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Europe
Ireland
- Children under the age of 16 are banned from using electric scooters in public places.
- Electric scooters are not allowed to exceed a speed of 20 kilometres per hour and the use of these vehicles to carry people or goods is prohibited.
In European countries, the legality of electric scooters with seats may vary from country to country. It is recommended that you look for information in the laws and regulations of your specific country to ensure that your use complies with local legal requirements.
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