With continuously improving road quality, electric scooters, as a type of small-wheeled vehicle, are gradually gaining popularity in some areas, potentially impacting the use of electric bicycles. For example, in Europe and America, electric scooters have become a common mode of transportation. Currently, regulations and legislation are not yet perfect; if these bottlenecks are resolved, electric scooters may see further development.
Electric scooters use lead-acid batteries, iron frames, external brushed motors, and belt drives. While lighter and smaller than electric bicycles, they are not portable. Their significant advancement lies in the combined effects of folding, lightweight design, and compactness. The evolution into compact, lightweight folding electric scooters has attracted widespread attention from urban users, leading to rapid development.
