Daily Life & Route
Spare parts, repair options, and support play a bigger role than many people realize before making a purchase.
Compare our E-Scooter find the perfect model for you
Long-distance driving, smart features, or just a smooth ride? Sometimes it’s hard to choose. Select the models below and compare every detail.
How to Find the Right E-Scooter
A good comparison doesn't start with price, but with the intended use. These points will help you make the right decision:
Gradients & Weight
Swiss roads are rarely flat. Performance, electronics, and chassis tuning make all the difference here.
Comfort & Stability
Swiss roads are rarely flat. Performance, electronics, and chassis tuning make all the difference here.
Service & Durability
Spare parts, repair options, and support play a bigger role than many people realize before making a purchase.
Models in direct comparison
Select up to three models and compare them based on their key technical specifications.
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CHF 899.00
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CHF 1,799.00Which E-Scooter for you?
Not every E-Scooter for every lifestyle. This guide will help you quickly figure out which model meets your needs.
Commuters & Everyday Life
You use your E-Scooter for set routes and want one thing above all else: reliability without the hassle.
Typical requirements
- realistic range for everyday use
- a good balance between weight and performance
- low-maintenance, efficient technology
Climbs & challenging routes
Your path isn't flat, your route isn't shorter, and your standards aren't lower—performance shouldn't just look good on paper.
Typical requirements
- high torque for inclines
- High-performance engine and electronic tuning
- robust construction with power reserves
Comfort, Safety & Stability
You value a smooth, controlled ride—even when carrying heavier loads or on longer trips.
Typical requirements
- Front and rear suspension
- High payload capacity and sturdy construction
- controlled, easily adjustable power output
Compatible models
NEW VX4
NEW VX4
Frequently Asked Questions About Choosing a Model
Which E-Scooter best suits my daily life?
That depends less on the price than on your riding profile.
The key factors are route length, inclines, body weight, and how often you ride. If you commute daily, you should prioritize reliability and power reserves over minimal weight.
Would a more compact model be sufficient for my commute?
For short, flat routes, often yes.
But when you factor in hills, heavier loads, or cold temperatures, it’s worth choosing a model with more power in reserve. This makes for a more relaxed riding experience and helps preserve the bike’s components.
Is more power always the better choice?
Not necessarily.
More important than raw wattage is the interplay between the motor, electronics, and battery. A well-balanced system often feels more efficient and responsive in everyday use than a setup that focuses solely on power.
Which is more important: range or weight?
This is a classic trade-off.
If you frequently carry your E-Scooter or combine it with public transport, weight plays a significant role. For daily commutes, however, a realistic range without the stress of constant charging is what truly matters.
Why is service an important factor even when choosing a model?
Because an E-Scooter should be a durable product.
Spare parts, repair options, and support determine how long you can effectively use your model – and not just the moment of purchase.
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