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Electric scooters have become a popular way to zip through crowded cities. Whether you’re looking for an affordable ride to work or a premium scooter packed with tech, our guide highlights three best sellers in Europe for 2025.
Riceel R50 – Affordable Commuter Scooter
If you’re just getting started with electric scooters or need a reliable ride at a budget‑friendly price, the Riceel R50 is a great choice. This nimble scooter costs around €230 and offers a smooth ride with a top speed of about 25 km/h and a real‑world range of around 20 km. Despite its low price, reviewers praise the R50 for solid construction and a comfortable ride, making it ideal for short city commutes or campus runs. Plus, its simple design means there’s very little maintenance required.
Engwe S6 – Comfort and Range
Stepping up in price and performance, the Engwe S6 sits in the mid‑range at around €760. It features a powerful 500 W motor, triple suspension and both seated and standing riding options. You can cruise comfortably at up to 45 km/h and travel up to 60 km on a single charge. The S6 is heavy (about 32 kg), but that weight translates into a smooth, stable ride and plenty of power for hills. Riders love its combination of comfort and performance for daily commuting.
Bo M – Premium Performance
If you’re after cutting‑edge design and top‑tier performance, the Bo M is a premium scooter that turns heads. Priced around €2 300, the Bo M uses a sleek aluminium unibody frame and a 400 W rear motor. It has a range of roughly 50 km and integrates innovative features like dynamic stabilisation and anti‑vibration damping to make your ride comfortable and safe. A lifetime chassis warranty and bright integrated lights mean you’re investing in a product built to last. It’s the ultimate choice for enthusiasts who want the best of the best.
No matter which scooter you choose, always wear protective gear and follow local regulations. All three models listed above combine performance and reliability with value at different price points, making them great choices for European riders.
