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Best Electric Scooter for 2024

When searching for the best electric scooter for women, the task can be daunting. According to Google search snippets, some of the primary considerations include motor power, battery life, charging time, build quality, and specific features that cater to women's preferences and needs. Let's dive into an exceptional model and what female riders should look for.

The Apollo Ghost is a great scooter for both beginners and long-time riders. With dual 800-watt motors, beginners can start off slowly using just one for smoother, softer acceleration. Once you get a feel for it, you can turn on the second motor for 1,600 watts of power and more aggressive performance.

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The Ghost feels quick and nimble due to its slightly smaller size and its 10-inch pneumatic tires. It also has front and rear spring suspension, which allows the scooter to ride smoothly even on bumpy surfaces. It was one of the only scooters I've tested that was fast enough for me but could be dialed back for my 12-year-old son to ride and chic enough for my girlfriend. The deck was also long enough to take my 7-year-old daughter around with me on errands.

The scooter is solid, mostly constructed of forged aluminum, and alone weighs 64 pounds. While that's only 13 pounds lighter than the 77-pound higher-end Apollo Pro, believe me, it makes a difference when carrying it for any period. The handlebars and steering tube are collapsible making it easy to transport. I especially like the high handlebars that make it more comfortable for taller riders like myself and the locking ergonomic grips are a nice addition as well.

Riders up to 300 pounds are supported and the scooter can hit a top speed of 34 mph. There are three gear modes along with an Eco mode. Depending on the rider size, terrain and setting preference, the Ghost can run for up to 39 miles on a full charge. I was able to get around 20-plus miles going from single to dual-motor mode. The scooter's 52-volt, 18.2aH battery can be charged in about eight to 10 hours. There is an option to cut charge time down with a single fast charger or using two standard ones. The Scooter itself has dual charging ports.

The model I tested had mechanical disc brakes, but there is a hydraulic-brake version available for $1,799. The Ghost has lights in the front and rear of the deck and the rear lights flash when braking. They help at night, but at this level I would like to see an actual headlight up near the handlebars. (For models that don't have a headlight, I use a Blackburn Countdown 1600 light so I can see more of the road ahead and I'm more visible to drivers.) The Ghost does have a blue light underneath which helps some with visibility and looks cool, too. It also ships with a bell to warn pedestrians, but it doesn't quite cut it in the city where a horn is almost a necessity.

A display next to the finger throttle shows battery level, current speed, the gear you're in and distance traveled. It's visible in direct sunlight and even has a USB port to charge a mobile device or GoPro. There is also a voltage display to help monitor the health of the battery. The Ghost has a key ignition and spots to attach a lock on the frame for added security when running errands. Also, while I wouldn't leave it out in the rain, the Ghost has an IP54 rating so some splashing isn't a problem. Plus, it has small front and rear fenders to keep you clean.

Apollo provides free shipping in the continental US and Canada. A Canadian company with multiple service centers across the US, it backs its products with a one-year warranty. And if for whatever reason you need to call it, you can speak with a real live person.

There's a lot to like here. I even like the kickstand placement in the center of the deck, which is more convenient when you step off rather than at the back.

The best electric scooters in 2024

Electric scooters have become a significant part of our lives because they're so convenient; they make it much easier to get to work, school, or anywhere else we want to go. But which is the best electric scooter for you?

Choosing the best electric scooter for your needs comes down to price and purpose: What are you willing to spend, and what are you using it for? We've tested dozens of scooters, ranging from less than $200 to more than $1,500 to find the best electric scooter for everyone and anyone. As part of our evaluations, we've ridden them hundreds of miles, taken them up and down hills, on subways and trains, through cities and suburbs, to see how well they perform in a variety of conditions.

Read on for all of our favorite picks for the best electric scooters.

The best electric scooter overall

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The Niu Kqi3 Max is an electric scooter that has it all: a powerful motor, excellent range, stylish looks, and much more. We had a lot of fun riding it around and were especially impressed at how it handled hills. The Kqi3 Max's front ring headlight cuts a real profile, and the red mechanical disc brakes on the front and rear wheels give it a sports car feel.

To be sure, its actual range is a good deal less than its advertised range of 40 miles, especially when you're cruising up hills, but it was plenty long enough to get us around for a week without recharging. You can also use the Niu app to customize the Kqi3 Max's ride, and even lock it. However, at 46 pounds, this is one heavy scooter. If you have to carry this up and down stairs, we recommend the Unagi Model One instead. But if weight is not a concern, this is a pretty awesome electric scooter.

Read our full Niu Kqi3 Max review.

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Best budget scooter

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2. Hiboy S2

Specifications

• Size (unfolded): 45.7 x 6.9 x 47.2 inches
• Weight: 29.5 pounds
• Motor: 350-watt, front-wheel drive
• Wheel size: 8.5-inch, rubber
• Max speed: 19 MPH
• Range: 17 miles
• Max rider weight: 220 pounds
• Battery: 270 wH

Reasons to buy

• Front, rear, and side lights
• Regenerative and mechanical brakes
• Sensible design

Reasons to avoid

• Not the most powerful for hills
• Finicky latch mechanism

The Hiboy S2 has several features you don't typically find on a budget electric scooter. These include such things as dual brakes — both regenerative and a mechanical disk — and lights, not just in the front and back, but around the sides of the scooter, too. Not only does it make you more visible, but it's also a really cool effect.

I also liked the very clean design of the Hiboy S2; there aren't a lot of dangling wires and such. The one caveat is its rear latching mechanism, which was a bit finicky. The S2's 350-Watt motor proved up to the task for most situations, but like most budget scooters, I found it had trouble on hills. Its battery life is good for a scooter in this price range, but expect to charge it every few days if you plan on doing a lot of riding.

If you can get the Hiboy S2 for $399 or less, it's a great value, as it delivers more than most other scooters at that price.

Read our full Hiboy S2 electric scooter review.

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Best scooter for long distances

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The Segway Ninebot Kickscooter Max G2 is an excellent upgrade to the original, featuring a longer range, more powerful motor, and some excellent new safety and security features.

For starters, the Max G2 has turn signals built into the handlebars that we found to be plenty bright — at least to oncoming traffic (my body tended to block the signals from those behind me). You can also set an unlock code to help deter thieves, and Apple Find My is built in, should the scooter ever go missing. You should still get one of the best bike locks to be safe.

The G2's 1000-Watt motor was more than powerful enough to get me up steep hills, and a capacious battery was able to deliver about 22 miles of range. That's shorter than Segway's advertised 43 miles, but still longer than most other scooters. And, thanks to dual suspension and thick 9 x 2.5-inch inflatable tires, I was able to ride around in comfort, too.

The one tradeoff: This scooter weighs a heavy 53.5 pounds, so it's not something you'll want to carry around.

Read our full Segway Ninebot Kickscooter Max G2 review.

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Best electric scooter for commuters

Unagi Model One

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4. Unagi Model One Voyager

Specifications

• Size (folded): 37.8 x 16.5 x 15 inches
• Size (unfolded): 43.3 x 37.8 x 16.5 inches
• Weight: 26.5 pounds
• Motor: Dual 250-watt
• Wheel size: 7.5-inch, rubber
• Max speed: 20 mph
• Range: 20 miles
• Max rider weight: 275 pounds
• Battery: 360Wh

Reasons to buy

• Sleek design
• Dual motors good for hills
• Clear display
• Very light

Reasons to avoid

• Rougher ride than other scooters
• Expensive

Thanks to its dual 250-watt motors, the Unagi Model One Voyager powers up hills with aplomb, zipping along twice as fast as other scooters with just a single motor. Using both motors (you can opt to use just one) causes the battery life to drop significantly lower than the scooter's advertised 20-mile range.

The Unagi also has a great display that's bright enough to easily see even in daylight; we also liked its intuitive controls and loud, electric-sounding horn. It has both head and taillights, the latter of which blinks rapidly when you hit the brakes.

We were also enamored with the Unagi's sleek design; its carbon-fiber front post changes in geometry from a circle to a triangular shape, making for an intriguing look.

All of this comes at a price: The Model One Voyager costs $1,490 — and it's backordered until May 2024. However, Unagi's scooter rental program lets you rent the Voyager for $69/month, or the Unagi Model One Classic for $39/month with an annual subscription.

Read our full Unagi Model One Voyager review.

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The fastest scooter

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5. Apollo City 2023

Specifications

• Weight: 57 pounds
• Wheel size: 10-inch, inflatable
• Max Speed: 32 mph
• Range: 43 miles
• Max Rider Weight: 265 pounds
• Motor: 500W, rear-wheel drive
• Battery: 48V 20Ah

Reasons to buy

• Very powerful
• Great range
• Fast top speed
• Turn signals on handlebars and chassis

Reasons to avoid

• Headlight could be brighter
• Turn signal buttons should be on the left handlebar

The Apollo City has something most other electric scooters lack: Turn signals. It's a lot easier to let other drivers know you want to go left or right if you can switch on a light, rather than holding your arm out — even better, they're on both the deck of the scooter as well as the ends of each handlebar, so it's even easier for cars to spot you.

Yet, the Apollo City is also a great scooter on its own; its 500-Watt motor let us roar up and down even the steepest of hills with ease, and its top speed of 32 miles per hour let us keep pace with most local traffic. We also liked its full suspension and puncture-proof tires.

Apollo's app even lets you customize the scooter's performance, and has a remote-locking function, which engages the scooter's brakes, so that others can't ride it.

Still, at 57 pounds, this is a pretty heavy electric scooter — it's not our first choice if you have to carry it up a flight of stairs — and its latching mechanism is more finicky than you'll find on many other electric scooters. But, otherwise, this is a fun and fast electric scooter with a good safety feature built in.

Read our full Apollo City 2023 review.

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Best electric scooter for kids

Razor E100

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The Razor E100 is the best electric scooter for parents who want to get a scooter for their kids to safely ride around town. It comes in a variety of colors and features twist-grip acceleration controls, as well as a hand-operated front brake. The E100 tops out at 10 mph but offers enough torque for heading uphill or over steep bumps. And with 40 minutes of drive time, that's plenty to get to school and back with a pit stop in between.

The Razor E100 is available in a variety of colors and styles, so you should be able to find a model that best fits your child's personality. Just remember to get them a helmet. One caveat of the E100 is that it uses a chain-drive motor, which can be noisier than hub motors, and could require some maintenance over time. Also, the E100 lacks a bell or reflectors of any kind, so you'll want to purchase some at a bike shop to help make your child more visible on the road.

For more options, be sure to check out the best electric scooters for kids.

Read our full Razor E100 electric scooter review.

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Best scooter for carrying stuff

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7. Glion Balto

Specifications

• Size (folded): 37 x 12 x 8 inches
• Size (unfolded): 48 x 45 x 24 inches
• Weight: 38 pounds
• Wheel size: 12-inch pneumatic
• Motor: 500W (Peak 750W) geared brushless hub motor
• Battery: 36V 10.5Ah
• Max Speed: 17 MPH
• Range: 20 miles
• Max Rider Weight: 255 pounds

Reasons to buy

• Has lights and turn signals
• Side-view mirror
• Makes it easy to carry items

Reasons to avoid

• Not the most powerful

The Glion Balto is the best electric scooter for those who want something they can use to pick up groceries