Electric scooter prices depend on many factors. The price is mainly influenced by: type and quantity of batteries, manufacturer, additional equipment.

When planning your budget for the purchase of an electric scooter, you should consider several important elements that have a decisive impact on the price of the model you choose. These include:

• Battery power, battery capacity and battery type, possible second, including spare battery (scooter can be purchased with one or two batteries),
• Basic and additional equipment (e.g. alarm system, USB connection, Bluetooth speaker, boot to increase loading area).

Of course, these are not the only factors that determine the price of an electric scooter. However, the selling price of such machines largely depends on the aspects mentioned above. At this point, it should be noted that for each user, something different may be the reason for buying a scooter. The range of advantages of this design is impressive.

The range depends on the weight of the user, the driving speed, the terrain and the battery capacity. Our scooters have a range of 30 to 150 km.

For the 50cc electric scooter, these are a maximum of 45 km/h and for the 125cc model a maximum of 110 km/h. Many electric scooters in the test can reach these speeds, others are slightly below. If speed is important to you, then you should choose a model that can reach these maximum speeds.

It all depends on the individual needs of the customer. We adapt the scooter to the dispositions and expectations of our customers. For individual adjustments, please contact us by e-mail or phone.

To be able to drive an electric vehicle that does not go faster than 45 km/h, it is enough to have a moped card, have an AM driving license or be born before January 12, 1995. On the other hand, for scooters with higher power engines, but not exceeding 11 kW, the requirements are slightly higher. You must have held a category A1, A2, A or B driving license for at least three years.

Here are the conditions that must be met to obtain the right to drive an electric scooter:

• You must be over 14 years old,
• pass a positive medical examination,
• Take the appropriate course at a driving school,
• Pass the final exam,
• In addition, minors need to obtain the written consent of their parents or guardian to receive permissions.

Benefits measured in kilometres:

• Ecology – you care about our planet
• Functionality – you are pragmatic
• Money saving – you do not pay for fuel
• Time saving – you avoid traffic jams
• Modernity – you move with the times

Here are the advantages of an electric scooter at a glance:

• Environmentally friendly
• Low maintenance
• No exhaust fumes
• Hardly any noise
• No dependence on fossil fuel
• Low operating costs
• Easy recharging at any socket

The scooter is registered on the basis of 3 documents: a sales invoice, a certificate from iamelectric and a homologation document.

The delivery time depends on the country of delivery. On average, transport takes from 2 to 14 days. If you want to confirm in advance when you will receive the scooter, please contact us.

The customer will receive an e-mail from us with shipping information and a tracking number. Transport of the scooter will be taken care of by Raben Company.

Our electric scooters are equipped with extremely durable gel and high-quality lithium-ion batteries with very short charging times. Selected models can be put into operation in just 4 hours.

Lithium-ion batteries:

• Lithium-ion batteries do not like being extremely discharged. When your battery is only 20% charged, plug it in to avoid damaging the battery.
• Manufacturers have developed intelligent chargers that do not overcharge the battery and automatically switch off when the battery is charged to the appropriate level.
• Lithium-ion batteries need to be charged frequently. It is important to note that the batteries must not be extremely discharged as this can affect their life.
• If you store your battery for a long period of time, leave it in a room with room temperature (10°C to 25°C) and a charge level between 40% and 60%.
• Only charge the batteries of your electric scooter with the charger provided by the manufacturer. Using other chargers may damage the batteries.

Gel batteries:

• Gel batteries should not be recharged if their state of charge is above 20%. However, if your battery is less than 20%, connect it for recharging.
• Manufacturers have developed intelligent chargers that do not overcharge the battery and automatically switch off when the battery is charged to the appropriate level.
• Gel batteries should not be charged until they are discharged below 20%. We should charge this type of battery to 100%. Charging the batteries too often can shorten their life.
• When storing your battery for a longer period of time, leave it in a room with room temperature (from 10 °C) and a charge level of about 50%.
• Only charge the batteries of your electric scooter with the charger provided by the manufacturer. Using other chargers may damage the batteries.

Our service is located on site. At Iamelectric you can always find spare parts for repairs. With the help of our advisor, you can carry out minor repairs yourself. For larger problems, we will help you find a service technician near you.

Electric scooters with speeds up to 45 km/h may move relatively freely in city traffic, but motorways and highways are a no-go. If the scooter has a registered maximum speed of at least 60 km/h, you may also use it on the motorway.

Insurance is based on vehicle classes. In Germany, there is a corresponding insurance for each vehicle class. The vehicle classes differ, among other things, in the maximum speed at which the vehicle can travel.

The annual premiums for third party insurance range from 60-70 €, depending on the insurance company.

Insurance for electric scooters up to 45 km/h

Even for electric scooters up to 45 km/h, at least third-party insurance is required. Since electric scooters are becoming more and more popular, some insurance companies now also offer partial comprehensive insurance for these electric scooters.

Insurance for electric scooters up to 80 km/h

If an electric scooter travels faster than 45 km/h, an official number plate is required. This applies to so-called e-mopeds. Here, the compulsory insurance for all vehicle owners is at least third party insurance. However, partial or fully comprehensive insurance for motor vehicles is also possible.

Insurance electric scooter 125cc class

In order to be allowed to drive a 125cc electric scooter on the road, the vehicle must be registered. Anyone registering a new 125cc motorbike must be able to produce a purchase contract and a type certificate as well as proof of insurance. Here, too, liability insurance is a minimum requirement. A number plate is then attached to the rear of the 125cc electric scooter.

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