Looking for a fast-charging electric scooter for getting around town?
Look no further, because the Urban Prime 250W electric scooter with a Panasonic battery offers everything you're looking for and much more.
The new Urban Prime electric scooter has a modern design and is available in black. It features a 250W motor, providing smooth and progressive acceleration.
The scooter is designed with high-quality, durable materials.
Plus, the scooter is lightweight, so you can take it everywhere and store it easily anywhere.
Scooter with removable Panasonic battery
The electric scooter includes a removable 36V – 5Ah lithium battery.
This way you can charge it anywhere in your home, work, or school just by taking the battery with you. The speed you can reach with this scooter is up to 25 km/h with a range of up to 10-20 km. And you won't have to worry about performance; simply fully charge the scooter, which takes between 2 and 4 hours, to have battery life for hours. Urban Scooter: The best part is that the scooter requires very little maintenance for city riding. Regular maintenance is all that's needed to keep the scooter in optimal condition. It also includes an adapter for inflating the tire.
The scooter is foldable, making it very easy to store in any corner of your home and transport everywhere.
Scooter Components
In addition to its aesthetic design, the scooter is equipped with the following components:
- LCD Screen
- Front LED Light
- Removable Lithium Battery
- Tyre Inflation Adapter
Recommendations:
- Do not ride in the rain or in puddles, as this voids the warranty.
- Do not allow the battery to completely discharge, as this could shorten its lifespan.
- Operating any electric vehicle should be done responsibly. We recommend using appropriate protective gear and proper use of the product.
- Do not use this product near vehicles, roads, bicycle lanes, or similar areas where it could be run over.
- Use appropriate protective equipment to avoid injury and/or accidents.
- This scooter is optimized to comply with current traffic regulations.
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