Segway Ninebot E25E Electric Scooter - Adult E Scooter - UK Edition

Key Features

• Top Speed of up to 25km/h (15mph)
• Max range of up to 25km (15.5 miles)
• 15% climbing gradient
• Front and Rear lights
• Smart App connection
• LED Display & 3 Speed items
• Changable amient lighting under deck
• One Touch foldable and lightweifght design
• 9-inch wheels with punctureproof tyres
• Ideal for beginners and advanced riders

Match your mood & style

The Ninebot E25E does not make you sacrifice style. Equipped with changeable ambient lighting under the foot pad, you can customise your E25E to suit your mood and style using the Segway-Ninebot companion app.

Lightweight & practical

With its simple folding system, the E25E can be easily stored in a car, on public transport or simply be carried when you need to thanks to the low 14.3kg weight. Meanwhile, it prioritises rider safety with the inclusion of 360 degree reflectors and front and rear LED lights

4 hour charge time

The front-wheel drive E25E has a 215Wh lithium-ion battery, which can be fully charged in just four hours and accelerate you up to 25 km/h (15.5 mph) with a range of 25 km (15.5 miles). The E25E is capable of riding up to 15 degrees of inclination with a maximum load of 100kgs(15.7st).

Eco-friendly battery performance

The built-in Smart Battery Management System (BMS) makes sure that no power goes to waste whilst closely monitoring the battery performance, with three selectable power modes available to the rider. The E25E has a sleek cableless design with full LED display that shows you real-time information on riding speed, power mode and remaining battery level.

Product Information

• 300W Motor
• 4hr Charging time
• Strong alloy frame
• App locking feature
• 14.4kg frame
• Unfolded Dimensions: 116 x 42 x 117cm
• Folded Dimensions: 119 x 42 x 36cm
• 9" Dual Density Tyres
• UK Plug
• Maximum User weight - 100kg
• Manufacturer recommended user age - 14 Years+

Please note: We recommend users wear a helmet. Electric scooters must not be used on public highways, pavements, cycle lanes or bridleways, but only on private property with the owners consent. For further guidance, please click here