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Best electric scooters in Australia

Whether you’re a commuter, a kid or just looking for an easy way to get around, these are the best electric scooters you can buy right now.

Tim Falk
Tim Falk

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The best electric scooters in Australia

How did we pick this list?

Our editorial team selected the products on this list based on key product features and actual customer reviews on Amazon, eBay, Electric Kicks, Harvey Norman and a range of other retailers. For each category, we carefully selected parameters based on our research and identified the electric scooters with the best review scores within those parameters.

Read more detail on our methodology below.

Legal requirements

Please be aware that different regulations govern the use of electric scooters in each Australian state and territory. Make sure you understand the laws where you live, including where e-scooters can and can't be used, before you buy.

Best overall electric scooter: Segway Ninebot KickScooter Max

Pros

  • Four riding modes
  • Long range

Cons

  • Some users complain about the scooter's weight
  • Some users suggest that the ride could be smoother

Price (RRP): $1,099

Buy at Amazon
Buy at Catch
Buy at eBay

Why we chose it

If you're searching for a quality electric scooter to help you get from A to B, it's hard to go past the Segway Ninebot KickScooter Max. With a stack of positive reviews from Amazon, JB Hi-Fi and Electric Kicks customers, it's our pick as the best overall electric scooter.

Boasting a long range of up to 64km, the Ninebot Max has 4 riding modes and a maximum speed of up to 25km/h. Its core parts are IPX7 water-resistant and it is capable of climbing gradients of up to 15%. The 10-inch tubeless tyres are designed to provide a comfortable and cushioned ride, while the dual brake system ensures you can come to a quick stop.

There's also a built-in charger cord so you can recharge your electric scooter wherever you may be.

What users say

"This is now my favourite way to work and back. Rides well, gets the 25kph advertised." Read reviews.

Best electric scooter for adults: Xiaomi Mi Pro 2

Xiaomi Mi Pro 2

Pros

  • Competitively priced
  • Good range and three speed modes

Cons

  • Doesn’t have as many customer reviews as some other options
  • Smaller wheels than some other options

Price (RRP): $899

Buy at Kogan
Buy at Catch
Buy at eBay

Why we chose it

Boasting positive reviews from eBay customers and a host of useful features, the Xiaomi Mi Pro 2 is well worth a look if you're searching for an adult electric scooter.

Offering a range of up to 45km, this scooter features a 600W motor and 3 different speed modes. The Mi Pro 2 rolls on 8.5-inch tyres and features an aluminium body, while stopping power is provided by e-ABS and a disc brake.

Weighing in at just over 14kg and capable of folding away in just a few seconds, this electric scooter is also highly portable. And with a multifunctional dashboard that displays real-time data including speed, power and mode, the Pro 2 offers everything you need to get around.

What users say

"You really feel the 500W. It's quite sturdy as well with a wide platform for feet – I weigh 108kg and even on steep incline, I don't feel the need to foot pedal. The battery is nice as well." Read review.

Best electric scooter for kids: Razor E300

Razor E300

Pros

  • Easy to use
  • Extra-wide tyres

Cons

  • Recommended for ages 13+
  • Some users report that it's not great at climbing hills

Price (RRP): $449

Buy at Catch

Why we chose it

Boasting plenty of positive reviews from Harvey Norman and Catch.com.au customers, the Razor E300 is well worth checking out if you're shopping around for a kids' electric scooter.

Offering 250W of power and a maximum speed of 24km/h, this scooter features a single-speed, chain-driven motor. It comes with two 12V rechargeable batteries to provide up to 40 minutes of runtime and features wide tyres and a super-sized deck for extra stability. Other features include 9-inch tyres, a retractable kickstand and a weight capacity of up to 100kg.

The Razor E300 is recommended for ages 13 and up.

What users say

"Great scooter! My 10 year old loves it. It's quite quick to start with when first riding it and I'm quite surprised how heavy it is. Over all we are happy we bought this." Read reviews.

Best electric scooter for commuting: E-Glide G60

E-Glide G60

Pros

  • Cruise control
  • Lightweight

Cons

  • Some users might want larger tyres
  • Range isn't as long as some other options

Price (RRP): $799

Buy at Myer

Why we chose it

With several useful features and an average score of 4.6/5 from 19 Scooter Hut customer reviews, the E-Glide G60 is our pick as the best electric scooter for commuting.

Featuring a removable Panasonic battery, this e-scooter is powered by a 350W motor. With a maximum range of 25km, it runs on 8.5-inch tubeless Armourwall tyres that are puncture-resistant.

The E-Glide G60 weighs in at 12.5kg, so it's easy to manoeuvre, while a cruise control feature kicks in once you hold your speed steady for 6 seconds. Other features include 420mm-wide handlebars (500mm width available with optional upgrade kit), an anti-slip rubber footplate and an ergonomic throttle.

What users say

"Super portable and excellent for getting me to work. Love being able to remove the battery and swap out for extra range. Very well made and the price is excellent. Highly recommend this scooter." Read reviews.

Best electric scooter with a seat: Mercane WideWheel Pro

Mercane WideWheel Pro

Pros

  • Seat includes suspension
  • Can cover large distances

Cons

  • Seat sold separately
  • Pricey

Average price: $1,497 (single-motor scooter) + $118 (seat)

Buy at eBay

Why we chose it

If you're searching for an electric scooter with a seat, the Mercane WideWheel Pro is well worth a closer look. With a matching seat available as an accessory and with the WideWheel Pro boasting plenty of positive customer reviews, it's our pick as the best electric scooter with a seat.

The WideWheel Pro runs on 3.9-inch-wide urethane wheels and comes in two different models – one with a single motor and the other with dual motors. Range is 40km for the single-motor version and longer for the dual-motor option, while there are 3 ride modes available. The seat can be attached to the footboard using included fasteners and comes with built-in suspension to ensure a comfortable ride.

What users say

"This is a very very nice scooter. Lots of torque. Long battery life. Nice speed and brakes." Read reviews.

Methodology

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Best products chosen
  • We considered electric scooters from 12 brands.
  • We based our findings on key product features and reviews from real customers.
  • The products on this list are chosen by our editorial team and are not selected based on commercial relationships.

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