A scooter or bike whose top speed is only 25 or 35kmph doesn’t really need disc brakes and that too at both ends. Especially, when one can literally stop the scooter or bike with drum brakes as well.

The last few years have seen a huge rise in the prominence of electric scooters. Brushless motors, lithium batteries, and scooter sharing companies have brought them to the mainstream. However, ...

VoroMotors have unveiled a new version of the RoadRunner electric scooter. The RoadRunner Pro is the culmination of some serious improvements on the initial model. The RoadRunner Pro can reach a speed ...

Hero MotoCorp’s electric two-wheeler sub-brand, Vida, is gearing up to launch its next electric scooter, VX2, in the Indian market on July 1. Vida has already teased the upcoming VX2 EV on social ...

VX2 e-scooter to get only drum brakes Teaser shows lack of front disc brake Launch on 1 July Hero MotoCorp’s electric brand, Vida, appears to be targeting a more budget-conscious segment with its ...

Designed, developed and tested at their HQ in Montreal, Apollo Scooters have quickly taken the PLEV market by storm. Every model in their range is of brilliant build quality, with every new scooter ...

The popular Mercane WideWheel electric scooter may have an issue with its rear brake. After urging from the sole US distributor of the scooter, the Korean manufacturer is investigating to determine ...

I never thought I’d be as comfortable going 40 mph (64 km/h) on an electric scooter as I am on the Mantis electric scooter from FluidFreeRide. This scooter is not only crazy fast — it’s also crazy ...