The Scotsman Electric Scooter Has a 45mph Top Speed
Michael Hemsworth — May 26, 2021 — Eco
The Scotsman electric scooter is an eco-friendly transportation solution that's focused on providing impressive power and performance for avid riders to enjoy when traversing city streets. The scooter features a 3D-printed unibody construction that is achieved using carbon fiber and thus capable of being both durable as well as inherently lightweight. The scooter is capable of achieving a top speed of 45mph and up to 70-miles of riding range per charge.
The Scotsman electric scooter comes in three models to choose from including the Scotsman 500, the Scotsman 1000 and the Scotsman 2000, which are built for handling the various demands of all kinds of riders. The scooters are priced starting at $1,399 and are expected to start shipping in December.
Image Credit: Sonny Vu
The Scotsman electric scooter comes in three models to choose from including the Scotsman 500, the Scotsman 1000 and the Scotsman 2000, which are built for handling the various demands of all kinds of riders. The scooters are priced starting at $1,399 and are expected to start shipping in December.
Image Credit: Sonny Vu
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