Inokim scooters have rechargeable lithium batteries like those in TESLAs.
These high-end batteries are beneficial because they are: rechargeable, light weight, compact, and have a longer range than other batteries.
Inokim scooters have rechargeable lithium batteries like those in TESLAs.
These high-end batteries are beneficial because they are: rechargeable, light weight, compact, and have a longer range than other batteries.
It takes 5-6 hours to fully charge an empty battery.
Your scooters trip Commuter has a battery life indicator display.. It will show 1-5 bars (5 bars being fully charged)
Inokim scooters can reach 25 km/hr, depending on the model, user's weight, wind resistance and incline.
In optimal conditions, a fully charged Inokim scooter can travel 25 km.
All three available models (Mini, Light and Quick) weigh under 15 kg.
Our scooters are water resistant and will not be damaged by rain, however pools of water should be avoided.
Yes. Simply give us call or drop us an email, alternatively fill out the form on the service page with your details and we will arrange to book you in at a time convenient to you.
Yes, if you are within a scoot able distance!
Absolutely, will be lovely to meet you in person!
Yes, you will be advised of your courier once dispatched, including a tracking number.
Mainland Great Britain = FREE (Outside of Great Britain Price On Application).
Yes (Price On Application).
Online, over the phone, or in person at our Brighton Workshop.
Mastercard, Visa, Maestro or JCB.
Online, Over the phone, or in person at our Brighton Workshop.
Inokim scooters have a 6 month warranty. You can download the full warranty details here.
Here at The Scooter Commuter we believe in a "safe scoot".. For your own protection, we recommend that you wear a helmet.
Electric scooters are classed by the Department for Transport as a Personal Light Electric Vehicle (PLEV). Currently, PLEVs such as electric scooters are illegal to ride on UK roads. This is because of the 1988 Road Traffic Act. ... Currently, e-scooters are only legal on private land, such as your garden or driveway.
No, you don't currently need insurance or a drivers licence because its not legal to ride E scooters on public roads.
Absolutely!