Coolbe: Please note that in most European countries the speed limit for electric scooters is 20 km/h.
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✔️ Top speed 35 km/h (can be unlocked by simple adjustment)
✔️ 37 km long range (42V 10.5Ah lithium-ion battery)
✔️ One-step folding (compact size after folding: 48×45×110 cm)
✔️ Dual brake safety system (electronic anti-lock braking system + disc brake)
✔️ All-terrain comfort (8.5-inch pneumatic tires + dual shock absorbers)
✔️ Smart display (real-time speed, battery level, error alarm)
1. 🔋 Powerful 650W brushless motor
The efficient 650W brushless motor can reach a maximum speed of 35 km/h (unlocked) and can easily cope with a 15° slope. Perfect for urban ramps and fast commuting.
2. 🛣️ 37km ultra-long range and fast charging
The W7 is equipped with a 42V 10.5Ah lithium-ion battery, which can travel 27-37km after charging for 5-6 hours. A spare inner tube is included for easy tire maintenance to ensure a smooth ride.
3. 🚲 Ultra-compact folding design
The one-step folding system can shrink the scooter to 48×45×110cm (length×width×height) in seconds. Weighing only 19kg (maximum load 100kg), it can be easily stored in the trunk or carried on public transportation.
4. ⚠️ Dual brake system, safe and reliable
Combined with E-ABS electronic brakes and mechanical disc brakes, the braking distance is shortened. This is especially important during emergency braking in urban traffic or on wet roads.
5. 🛡️ All-terrain shock absorption
Dual shock absorbers and 8.5-inch pneumatic tires effectively reduce bumps Suitable for sidewalks, sand and slippery roads. Ensure stable control at any speed.
6. 📱 Intelligent control and lighting system
Integrated LCD display to display vehicle speed, battery power and diagnostic information. Equipped with switchable headlights, turn signals, brake warning lights and cruise control. Multiple modes (walking/ECO/D/S) can be adjusted according to speed requirements.
Actual range, maximum speed, and maximum slope are affected by factors such as weight, terrain, temperature, wind speed, tire pressure, and riding habits.
