Motor and controls
350W models suit riders prioritising a lighter, simpler scooter; 500W models generally provide stronger acceleration and hill performance. Check riding modes and app controls where offered.
Adult electric scooters · UK delivery
Compare adult electric scooters by motor power, claimed range, wheel size, brakes and maximum rider load. Our UK-stocked range includes compact 8.5-inch models, 10-inch comfort options and higher-capacity scooters for private-land riding.
The best model depends on the rider, surface and storage needs—not just the highest headline speed. Use the product specifications as a starting point and allow for the fact that real-world range varies with rider weight, gradients, temperature, tyre pressure, speed mode and surface.
350W models suit riders prioritising a lighter, simpler scooter; 500W models generally provide stronger acceleration and hill performance. Check riding modes and app controls where offered.
Compare battery capacity as well as the claimed maximum range. Choose a useful margin above the distance you expect to cover on permitted private land.
8.5-inch wheels keep a scooter compact. 10-inch tyres and suspension can feel more settled over uneven private surfaces. Solid tyres reduce puncture risk but may feel firmer.
Look for responsive front/rear braking, lights and reflectors. Learn the braking response at low speed before riding faster.
Never exceed the stated maximum load. Heavier riders should compare the load rating, deck space, frame construction and braking system—not motor wattage alone.
Check folded dimensions and total weight if you will lift the scooter or store it in a small space. Secure the folding latch before every ride.
| Model | Motor | Claimed range | Wheels / tyres | Useful highlights |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ESMAX | 500W | Up to 45km | See product page | App control, shock absorption, folding design |
| RCB-R19 | 500W | Up to 35km | 10-inch tyres | 150kg stated load, dual braking |
| RCB-R17 | 350W | Up to 30km | 8.5-inch solid tyres | 120kg stated load, dual braking |
| EV85F | 350W | Check product page | 8.5-inch tyres | 7.8Ah battery, app control, dual brakes |
| EV10K PRO | 500W | Check product page | 10-inch wheels | 410Wh battery, app control, folding design |
Figures above are manufacturer-stated specifications. Range and performance vary with conditions. Check each product page for the latest full specification before ordering.
In the UK, a privately owned electric scooter may only be ridden on private land with the landowner’s permission. It is illegal to ride one on public roads, pavements, cycle lanes or in public parks. Official rental trial scooters follow separate rules. Always check current GOV.UK guidance before use.
Wear a correctly fitted helmet and protective equipment, inspect tyres, brakes, lights and the folding mechanism before riding, and start in the lowest mode. Only use the supplied or manufacturer-approved charger. Charge on a hard, stable surface away from escape routes, do not charge while asleep or away from home, and stop using a battery that is damaged, unusually hot, swollen, leaking or making unusual noises.
No. Current GOV.UK guidance says privately owned e-scooters may only be used on private land with the landowner’s permission. They cannot be used on public roads, pavements, cycle lanes or in parks.
A privately owned e-scooter cannot be used legally in public, regardless of licence or insurance. Official rental trial scooters have separate licence and insurance rules.
A 350W model can suit riders who value lower weight and simple handling, while a 500W model usually offers stronger acceleration and hill performance. Also compare rider limit, brakes, tyres and battery capacity.
Manufacturer range figures are estimates. Rider weight, hills, temperature, tyre pressure, surface and speed mode can all reduce real-world range, so keep a sensible battery margin.
Use the supplied or approved charger on a hard surface in a ventilated area, away from exits and combustible materials. Do not charge unattended or while asleep, and never use a damaged battery or charger.