Hiley
Educational reference
Electric scooters — educational reference
Overview of electric scooters by brand and model — specifications, construction, operation. Entry point to an educational reference.
- 130+
- models in the catalogue
- 28
- brands
- 75
- in-depth guides
In focus
Brands in focus
Hiley
Hiley (Hiley Technology Inc., also recorded as Ningbo Hiley Technology Co., Ltd.) is a Chinese electric-scooter maker founded in 2016. Its o…
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Kaabo is the electric-scooter brand of Ningbo Kaabo Technology Co., Ltd., established in 2013 in Ningbo (Zhejiang province, China). The comp…
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Teverun is the brand of Ningbo Teverun Technology Co., Ltd. (Ningbo, China), founded in 2017 as an OEM scooter factory; the consumer TEVERUN…
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Catalogue
Featured models
Manufacturers
Brands
Dualtron (Minimotors)
10 model series
Mars / Teewing
1 model series
Teverun
5 model series
Veteran
6 model series
Inokim
5 model series
RockBros
1 model series
Nanrobot
3 model series
Begode
12 model series
EMOVE
2 model series
Zero
4 model series
Yume
1 model series
Xiaomi
3 model series
Apollo Scooters
6 model series
Scootify
1 model series
K-Wheel
1 model series
KingSong
6 model series
Speedway
3 model series
Macury
1 model series
Rion
1 model series
Inmotion
10 model series
Hiley
1 model series
VSETT
4 model series
Nami
4 model series
Segway
11 model series
Weped
2 model series
Mercane
1 model series
Kaabo
5 model series
Surron
1 model series
Journal
From the blog
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Buying a new e-scooter: warranty, spares and support
What protects you after the sale: warranty and its exclusions, statutory consumer rights (EU and UK), spare-parts availability, authorised dealer vs grey import, certification and recall history.
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Apps, firmware and smart features: what to weigh
The software side of choosing an e-scooter: which app features actually matter, how OTA updates change behaviour after sale, custom-firmware risks, cloud lock-in and privacy.
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How much battery do you need? Wh, voltage and range
How to turn battery numbers into a buying decision: why watt-hours (Wh) — not "36 V" or bare amp-hours — predict range, and how to size capacity to your route with a sensible buffer.
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