Folding Electric Scooter | Compact & Lightweight for City Commutes

• “Zip Through Traffic” Speed & Range
  Imagine this: You’re stuck in morning traffic, but you glide past cars on the bike lane with a whoosh—topping out at 40km/h (way faster than walking!). And with a 100km range per charge, you can commute all week, hit up after-work coffee spots, and still have juice left. No more “Will I make it?” anxiety—just hop on and go.

• Folds Up Small, Fits Anywhere
  Living in a tiny apartment? No problem. This scooter folds down to a compact size (1200×540×1000mm when unfolded, super slim when folded) so you can stash it in a closet, slide it under your desk at work, or even bring it onto the subway without blocking aisles. It’s like having a bike that disappears when you don’t need it.

• Tough Yet Lightweight Build
  Don’t let the “cute” look fool you—this scooter means business. The aluminum alloy frame keeps it light (only 40kg curb weight) so you can carry it up stairs or lift it into your car trunk without breaking a sweat. Plus, 14-inch spoke wheels handle bumps and cracks in the sidewalk like a champ—no jarring rides, even on rough city streets.

• Easy on the Wallet (and the Environment)
  Ditch gas and pricey Uber rides! With a 48V 30Ah lead-acid battery, charging takes 6-8 hours (perfect for overnight juicing) and costs way less than filling up a car. The 350W PMSM motor is efficient enough to power you around without guzzling energy—so you save money and cut down on emissions.

• Comfy for All Riders
  Whether you’re 5’2” or 6’ tall, the 750mm seat height fits most adults. Front/rear drum brakes stop smoothly when you need to, and the sleek turquoise color turns heads as you cruise by (it’s basically a fashion statement and a ride).

Where You’ll Use It (Everywhere!):

• Commuting: Beat traffic, park in seconds, and roll right into the office.
• Errands: Zip to the grocery store, load bags onto the scooter, and glide home without lugging heavy totes.
• Weekend Explorations: Fold it up, take it to a new neighborhood, and explore cafes, parks, or markets at your own pace.