The electric scooters category covers electric scooters for adults and children, along with related electrical equipment such as chargers, cables and electric car charging devices. Our range has over 250 products, including Segway, Xiaomi, Scoot & Ride, Razor, NOCO and Mennekes.
How to choose an electric scooter and accessories
Product type. Decide first whether you need a scooter itself or charging equipment. The category contains both, so choose chargers and cables by compatibility rather than by name alone.
Range and battery. The distance a manufacturer quotes is reached in easy conditions, and real-world range is shorter: heavier riders, hills, cold weather and high speeds all reduce it. For a daily commute, pick a model with some spare range so you never ride down to the last percent.
Weight and folding. If you will carry the scooter up stairs or onto public transport, weight and the folding mechanism matter. Heavier models often have a larger battery and ride more steadily, but they are harder to lift.
Brakes, wheels and water protection. On rough city surfaces, larger wheels and two independent braking systems are more comfortable and safer. The IP rating shows whether a scooter can cope with rain. Check the current traffic rules for permitted speeds on public paths.
Charging connector and power. For an electric car charger, the key points are the connector type (in Europe usually Type 2), the power in kW, and whether your electrical installation allows single-phase or three-phase charging. For battery chargers, voltage and battery type are what count.
Brands we carry
- Segway: known for city electric scooters that are managed through a mobile app, which lets you change settings and lock the device.
- Xiaomi: famous for scooters that are often chosen as a first electric scooter for everyday city use.
- Scoot & Ride: known for children's scooters, some of which adapt as the child grows.
- Razor: one of the first scooter makers, offering electric models designed for children.
- NOCO: specialises in battery chargers and jump starters.
- Mennekes: a German manufacturer known for electric car charging plugs, sockets and charging stations.
- NRGkick, Juice Technology: portable electric car charging devices that you can take with you.
- KEBA Energy Automation: an Austrian company that makes wall-mounted electric car chargers.
- Green Cell: batteries and power supplies for a variety of devices.
Also in our range: Qoltec and Roline, whose accessories and cables complement other products.
Frequently asked questions
How far does an electric scooter go on one charge?
It depends on battery capacity, rider weight, speed and terrain. Real-world range is usually shorter than the manufacturer's figure, so choose a model with some margin, especially in winter.
What is the difference between a portable and a wall-mounted car charger?
A portable unit can travel with you and be plugged into different sockets, while a wall-mounted one is fixed in one place. A wall unit usually suits a home or parking space, and a portable one is handy when travelling. Both are limited by your electrical installation and the car's onboard charger.
Is an electric scooter suitable for a child?
The manufacturer states a minimum age and a maximum rider weight for each model, so check these first. Razor, for example, offers electric models designed for children. A helmet and protective gear are advisable when riding.
Can I ride an electric scooter in the rain?
Only if the manufacturer gives a sufficient water protection (IP) rating. Even then, wet roads lengthen braking distances, and the scooter should not be washed with a strong jet or submerged in water.
