Standing scooters that fold: the last mile, onto the train, under the desk.
The KQi Air is the first scooter light enough that you genuinely carry it every day without thinking about it. 11.7 kg, 32 km/h, 50 km. If your journey involves stairs or a walking section, this is the most important machine in the series.
#255 km in Eco, 800 W, traction control. But the best-value thing on the F2 II is a set of 10-inch tyres that seal their own punctures.
#338 km/h, 60 km, and a suspension system most scooters at this price do without. The KQi 300 fixes the thing that makes people give up on scooters after three months.
#445 km/h, 58 km, two-wheel drive, Airflow suspension. The Apollo Go packs performance-scooter hardware into a machine sold as a commuter.
#5The G30LP is not Segway's newest model. But its spec sheet carries a list that cheap scooters never print.
#6500 W, 40 km/h, 40 km. The Urban is Kaabo's step down into the mainstream — from a brand known for twin 2000 W machines.
#7This is the cheapest scooter in the series. It leads on nothing, but it has two things plenty of dearer machines do not.
