The iScooter W3C electric scooter has a motor with a maximum output of 500 W, a 36 V, 7.8 Ah battery and a claimed range of 22–30 km. It folds, weighs approximately 14.3 kg and has an LED display and Voltix app for monitoring ride data.
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Motor, battery and range
The motor’s maximum output of 500 W provides power for urban journeys and inclines. The scooter has a claimed climbing capability of up to 15°, although its performance on a particular hill also depends on the load and riding conditions.
The 22–30 km range is affected by riding style, rider weight and terrain. When planning a longer journey, it is therefore best not to assume the scooter will reach the upper end of that range. Charging the battery takes approximately five to six hours.
Speed modes and load capacity
The iScooter W3C offers three riding modes with speeds of 6, 15 and 25 km/h. The lowest mode is suited to slower travel, while the higher modes allow faster riding where conditions permit.
The scooter can be unlocked for a maximum speed of up to 35 km/h. Higher speeds place greater demands on the rider and increase braking risk. Using an unlocked scooter on public roads may be subject to legal restrictions, so check the rules where you intend to ride.
The claimed maximum load is 120 kg. Exceeding it may reduce performance or damage the scooter.
Portability and water resistance
The folding design makes the W3C easier to store and combine with public transport. However, its approximate 14.3 kg weight is worth considering if you need to carry it upstairs or load it into a car.
An IPX4 rating means protection against splashing water. It does not mean the scooter is fully waterproof or guarantee that riding in rain will not cause damage.
Brakes, display and app
The W3C uses a combination of an electronic brake and a rear drum brake to slow down. Adjust your speed to the available stopping distance.
The LED display and Voltix app are used to control the scooter and monitor ride information, including speed, battery status and other parameters. This lets riders keep track of information useful when planning a route.
The W3C combines a folding design and three speed modes with a range intended primarily for shorter urban journeys. Before choosing it, consider the length of your usual routes, the weight you may need to carry and its limited water protection.
