How do you choose the right E-Scooter you?
An E-Scooter your daily life much easier—whether you're commuting, running short errands, or just looking to have more fun on the go. To help you find the right model, we've outlined the most important criteria here.
1. Range – How far do you want to go on a single battery charge?
First, think about how you E-Scooter your E-Scooter :
- Daily commute (e.g., 5–15 km each way)
- Several short trips a day
- Longer weekend trips
The farther you ride, the more important a large battery becomes. Our models cater to a wide range of needs—from VX5 PRO compact VX5 PRO about 16 kg, to the New VX4 with a range of up to 110 km*.
Tip: Plan for a good range reserve—at least 20%; in cold weather, it’s better to allow for a little more.
2. Climbing ability—do you live in an area with a lot of hills?
In Switzerland, climbing performance is very important. If you regularly ride uphill, you'll need a powerful motor.
VX2 Gear
Up to about a 38% grade—ideal for athletic riders who need power.
VX2 Hub
Up to about a 35% grade—powerful yet pleasantly quiet.
New VX4
Up to approx. 40% grade—our flagship SUV for challenging routes.
4. Weight – Do you often have to carry your scooter or take it on public transportation?
VX5 PRO very lightweight
About 16 kg—perfect for commuting and frequent use.
VX2 PRO
About 20 kg—a rugged all-arounder with a powerful motor and good range.
VX2 Gear
About 22 kg—a balanced combination of comfort and performance.
VX2 Hub
Approx. 25 kg – plenty of power and battery capacity when weight isn't a factor.
New VX4
About 30 kg – maximum range, stability, and comfort.
Lighter models are more practical, while heavier models offer more power and range.
6. Driving Experience – What Fits Your Style?
- Sporty & Powerful: VX2 Hub, New VX4
- Balanced & comfortable: VX2 Gear, VX2 PRO
- Lightweight & compact: VX5 PRO
- Long Range: New VX4, VX2 Hub
And if you'd like to experience it in person: You're welcome to take a test drive at our location in Rothrist anytime.
7. Which VMAX E-Scooter for you?
For Commuters
Do you commute to work every day, combining public transportation and a scooter, and want something lightweight?
Recommendation: VX5 PRO, VX2 PRO VX2 Gear
For Hilly Terrain & Power
Do you live in an area with a lot of hills and always want to have enough energy in reserve?
Recommendation: VX2 Gear or New VX4
For long distances
Do you travel a lot, go on long trips, or want to charge your vehicle as infrequently as possible?
Recommendation: New VX4 or VX2 Hub
For Beginners
Are you looking for a reliable way to get started in the world of E-Scooter good value for the money?
Recommendation: VX5 PRO VX2 PRO
If you're unsure, you can easily compare all models at 👉 vmax-escooter.ch/pages/vergleichen
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FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions About Choosing the Right E-Scooter
What is the speed limit for E-Scooter Switzerland?
In Switzerland, E-Scooter approved for road use are limited E-Scooter approximately 20 km/h (with a 10% tolerance). The stated maximum speed is therefore not the most important criterion—range, climbing ability, and features are much more important.
As a beginner, what should I pay special attention to?
Look for a sturdy build, good brakes, enough range for your daily trips, and a reasonable weight. Models like the VX5 PRO VX2 Gear are ideal for many beginners.
Can I use my VMAX E-Scooter the rain?
All current VMAX models have a protection rating of at least IPX6 and are protected against splashing water. Light rain is therefore no problem—but you should still ride carefully and avoid heavy rain whenever possible.
What should I do if I'm unsure about how to vote?
Just get in touch with our VMAX team. Together, we'll figure out what your riding routes are like, what your budget is, and which features are important to you—and that way, we'll find the right model for you.
*Note: Technical specifications such as range and climbing ability may vary depending on the version, driving style, road surface, and temperature. All figures are approximate.
