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As the stewards of the micromobility revolution, we are ecstatic to pave the way to a safer, more eco-friendly world. We believe in crafting not just the best-designed scooters on the planet - but also the safest. That's why we're immensely proud to announce our UL certifications!
Sustainable urban commuting is more than just a trend; it's a revolutionary movement toward cleaner, greener cities. The way we get from A to B is rapidly changing, and we want to be leading the charge. Unagi is at the heart of this transformation.
At Unagi, we’re passionate about design and undying fans of artistry. We’re proud to announce our new Unagi Model One Voyager is available in four stylish new colors.
It's no secret that the rising gas prices are causing significant problems for people in the USA, and the cost of fuel means that many people are searching for cost-effective and convenient alternatives to cars.
You need to get to work every day but don't have access to a car (or don't want to pay for one), what options do you have? Hands down, an electric scooter is the number one choice for urban commuting.
If you use an electric scooter to commute to work, and you ride it on the roads, you have to accept a certain level of risk. However, there are steps you can take to reduce that risk, like buying the right safety equipment and using tried-and-tested scooter safety tips on the roads.
Is anything going to slow down electric scooters? We don't think so. They've fast become a popular form of transportation, allowing people to avoid public transport and save money. When it comes to safety, there are a few things to consider with electric scooters - including the lighting.
Electric scooters are a great way to get around without the hassles of traffic or parking, or the environmental costs of burning fossil fuels. But how much does a reliable electric scooter cost? Can you get a decent scooter that won’t fall apart for under $1000? What about under $500?
Lights should not be considered an accessory. They are a critical safety feature on an electric scooter even if you don’t plan to ride at night. Low light conditions can sneak up when it gets cloudy or the sun descends at the end of a long afternoon.
If you’re new to the world of electric scooters, “solid tires” might sound like a contradiction in terms. After all, when we think of tires, we think of the circular, black rubber three-quarter-hollow tubes mounted on wheels and filled with air. Everything from airplanes to cars roll on air filled tires.
For a very young industry, the electric scooter world has already produced legendary vehicles in every category. In the midst of the competition, there’s maybe one name that pops up more than any other: VSETT, and especially the VSETT 10+, one of the most popular scooters on the market.
You need to get to work every day but don't have access to a car (or don't want to pay for one), what options do you have? Hands down, an electric scooter is the number one choice for urban commuting.
Electric scooters and e bikes with rechargeable lithium ion batteries have started an increasing number of fires and explosions in densely populated areas in the U.S., UK, India, Australia, and other places in the world.
The Segway Ninebot Max is definitely built for riding the urban block. But is it the best electric scooter for your riding needs? Let's get the lowdown on the Ninebot Max. Plus, check out what other scooters might be good for jumping on deck with.
If you travel to a place of work every day but don't have access to an automobile (or don't want to pay for one), an electric scooter is the perfect solution for your daily commute. We're going to help you sort the wheat from the chaff, and identify the best long-range electric scooter for you.
You'll be mostly up for the daily urban ride - but also an off-road enthusiast for some dope scootering too! So how does the Kugoo M4 Pro work out? Compared to some other urban and off road scooters?
If you use an electric scooter to commute to work, and you ride it on the roads, you have to accept a certain level of risk. However, there are steps you can take to reduce that risk, like buying the right safety equipment and using tried-and-tested scooter safety tips on the roads.
