Scooters are vehicles born of convenience, not style. The badass Stator “self-balancing electric bike,” on the other hand, is one you’ll want to ride every day and show off to your friends. Power comes from a rear wheel direct drive 3-phase brushless DC motor with a max power of 1,000W, which gives it a top speed of 25 mph and a range of 20 miles. There are even customization options like a seat, utility racks, lights and a phone charger. From its minimal design to rugged durability, there are obviously quite a few impressive parts to the Stator scooter. We’re fans of all of that, but we’re most looking forward to being able to ride around on the 20″ wide standing platform without having to awkwardly configure our feet like some of the other scooter options out there. Stator is ramping up for a Kickstarter campaign in the future, so make sure you sign up on their site to get a notification when it’s available for pre-order. And you can always check Stylish Stealthy Scooter By Eduard Bockaj.

AKTIVO Scoot is the world’s first hubless electric scooter with plenty of cool features you can’t find anywhere else in one unit. Most of these are located within the AKTIVO app which gives you real-time insight on charging, ride history, mode selection, hardware health, light control and more. The scooter itself sports charging options not available anywhere else. 1A, 2A, and 3A chargers offer quicker options for anyone needing it.

In-wheel 1000W hubless electric motor is also the most powerful of any e-scooter in the category. The brushless motor relies on a set of 60 magnets to deliver incredible torque output and speed control with ceramic braking. The AKTIVO Scoot handles 20 degrees slopes like a champ. Their engineers have spent countless hours developing a true vehicle to take you anywhere.

With its simple, single folding mechanism and weight of only 13kg, it can be easily stored in the trunk of your car or sideways in the subway/train. Also be sure to check other electric scooters: Eagle – Thinnest and Lightest Electric Scooter Ever and Stealthy Scooter By Eduard Bockaj.

Swiss and Lithuanian startup Citybirds has been making human-powered kickscooters for a few years now, but has revealed what it’s calling the “thinnest and lightest electric scooter” at the ISPO trade expo in Munich, Germany. Named the Eagle, the e-scooter will roll for up to 30 km and get up to 25 km/h, and a display on the handlebars will be able to sync with a smartphone to show navigation, weather and notifications. At this point, not a great deal is known about the Eagle. And though the company is claiming its stylish electric kickscooter is the world’s thinnest and lightest, no actual weight or dimensions figures have been revealed. We do know that it will have a range per charge of 15 km (9.3 miles) from the battery integrated into the deck, or twice that with the addition of an extra battery installed in the handlebar column – which the startup says is twice as long as many competitors.

As well as offering a top-up using a plug-in charger, the Eagle can also be juiced up via an induction charging plate. Citybirds suggests that a wireless charging unit could be placed in the trunk of a car on the way to a parking spot outside the city, and then the topped-up Eagle removed from the vehicle and trundled to the office. And the front wheel’s 36 V electric hub motor should get riders up to a top speed of 25 km/h (15.5 mph). The current prototype displayed at ISPO has been made from plastic, but the production model will be fashioned from carbon fiber. Like other Citybirds kickscooters, the deck of the Eagle folds up into the handlebar column – with the rear wheel popping into a space in the center. The Eagle’s curved design at the front wheel could also make between ride carrying a tad more comfortable thanks to its contoured shape fitting nicely on the shoulder.

A display screen at the handlebar shows performance info, and turn-by-turn directions, but can also act as a second smartphone screen over Bluetooth, showing such things as the weather perhaps, or social media notifications, or even just a clock face. The Eagle launched at ISPO Munich earlier this week, though is still very much in the development stage – and the company told us that it will likely be at least another year before the Eagle finally lands. There are a number of electric kickscooters already available of course, including the Stealthy Scooter for two riders, but you can get a taste of what the Eagle has to offer in the video below.

The Honda Super Cub is been in production for six decades, and in that time 100 million units have rolled off the line. The Super Cub’s design has gradually modernized over the years, but the new 2018 model takes cues from the original, for a more retro look. In stock form the 109cc, fuel-injected scoot mixes old school charm with modern tech, being equipped with drum brakes and LED lighting. The 2018 Super Cub goes on sale in Thailand today – and into production in a Thai factory. To mark the occasion, Honda Thailand handed the crew at K-Speed a new Super Cub last month, and gave them just 30 days to build something special.

Vespa’s new special edition named ‘Sei Giorni’, which translates to ‘Six Days’, celebrates the original Vespa sport scooter that won nine gold medals at the international six days of varese in 1951. Based on today’s generation Vespa ‘GTS’ scooters, the limited ‘Sei Giorni’ harks back to the Italian-manufacturer’s iconic style. Such like its 66-year-old predecessor, it features a unique low-mounted headlamp located on the front fender, special handlebars, plus the same colorway, and details inspired by the winning scooter. The Vespa ‘Sei Giorni’ comes outfitted with a seat upholstered in fine, black leather with contrast stitching, and it comes with the same olive green livery as the sport scooter from the 1950’s. A set of blacked-out rims, exhaust, and details including a round number holding plate, and iconic ‘Six’ badges make this scooter truly stand-out from its trusted counterparts. A small plaque with the model’s serial number, plus a USB port located inside the luggage compartment, ABS, and LED lights complete the ‘Sei Giorni’s’ refinements.

Riders can customize their scooter by adding a windshield, front and rear luggage racks, a 42-liter bag, anti-theft devices, a thermal covering, or even a Tom Tom ‘VIO’ scooter GPS unit. The ‘Six Days’ is powered by a 300 cc euro4-compliant liquid cooled four-stroke engine that can create 21 hp, and 22 Nm of torque at 5000 rpm, while it also comes with an electric starter, a twist-and-go transmission, and an 8.5-liter fuel tank as standard.

Asking himself, “what would James Bond steal from Batman for a joyride in Monaco”, designer Eduard Bockaj crafted and built this stealthy scooter as a daily driver for himself! Made for two riders, it’s designed to deliver two people from the yacht to the casino in style. With supermodel lightness of just 45kg and superhero power of 10kw, it delivers precious cargo within a 62 miles range at over 62 mph. Unstoppable even in the worst gridlock, it makes you feel 8 inches taller, 12 years old and puts a big smile on your face!

Yamaha’s 04GEN scooter concept looks to flowing materials found on fashion runways as a design theme to showcase the interior structure. Through moveable exterior panels with semi-transparent trapezodial details and long, low silhouette, the lines of the scooter were shaped to match a swan. it also contrasts between old and new using authentic real leather and inventive new resins. This is Yamaha’s fourth concept model based on “refined dynamism” design philosophy. The series allows the motorcycle company to realize products in an experimental style based on future materials.

Bel & Bel are a Barcelona based team of designers who dedicate themselves to upcycling products and their Scooter Chairs are definitely one of their most popular and successful means of doing this to date. Wonderfully stylish, unusual, functional and comfortable, these Bel & Bel Scooter Chairs are capable of bringing any workspace well and truly to life. These exceptional pieces of designer furniture have a reinforced internal structure, reclining functionality and come in a wide array of colours and styles that will mean you’re sure to find one that is perfect for your workspace.

INU is dog in Japanese. A faithful companion that is always by your side. INU is not Japanese, but will surely become your best friend in the city. It is astylish, state-of-the-art personal transportation that aims to make commuting within the city a cinch! Green and portable, it’s a fantastic option as a primary urban vehicle and is complimentary to public transportation. With one voice command or even a simple hand gesture from your smartphone it will automatically fold on its own! All you have to do is worry about getting from points A to B! Pre-order yours now!

MINI has presented an innovative urban vision that provides increased flexibility for individual mobility in congested areas; the MINI “CitySurfer” concept combines the riding properties of a kick scooter with an electric drive and thanks to its compact structure, it collapses and folds in half. weighing just 18 kilograms, the electrified two-wheeler has been developed for use on its own and in combination with other means of transportation – for example in a luggage compartment, or on buses and trains. The auxiliary electric drive boasts a thumb-operated accelerator and gearless hub motor in the rear wheel – the electric motor power reaches a top speed of 25 km/h (15 mph) and isn’t activated until a minimum speed is reached from the rider’s own physical thrust. The power supply is connected via a lithium-ion battery permanently installed in the frame, which can be charged by a 12-volt automobile socket or household socket. The MINI CitySurfer concept integrates large wheels with pneumatic tires which makes it suitable for bumpy paths. Its stable frame and height-adjustable handlebars complements three brake systems which operate independently of each other.

Today’s post is for Vespa’s fans. The following masterpiece was created by Portuguese carpenter Carlos Alberto. Called “Vespa Daniela” it’s completely hand-crafted scooter, complete with Napolitan-striped paneling and spinning roulette wheels. It definitely takes a lot of time to complete such a work of art. A forgotten Vespa in Carlos Alberto’s garage was the stimulation to create this masterpiece. He dismantled the pieces of the old scooter and kept the engine, the suspensions and the wheels. The bike was designed for his daughter Daniela and features a functional 50cc motor. Take a look!

Hungarian non-profit Antro group created the “Moveo” – a lightweight electric scooter with folding capabilities allowing for it to collapse like rolling suitcase. It took a five years to develop such a great scooter. It’s weight is only 25 kilograms but it provides a top speed of 45 km/h, and one charge of its battery allows to pass 35 kilometers. Extremely suitable for city traffic, don’t you think?

Czech designer Jerry Koza has created a sleek line of children’s torpedo scooters called Torpedo. Bright and original color schemes will surely will make this toy the favorite one among many others. If you’re ready to turn your kid into the racer then you have to be ready to pretty empty your wallet – this sleek looking scooter costs $1100!

MINI has unveiled retro-futuristic conceptual model of electric-powered scooter called MINI E Scooter Concept. This concept shares traditional MINI design: these are typical large speedometers and oval mirrors, square rear lights and chrome inserts. There will be possibility to store power on lithium-ion batteries, use electric motors built into the rear wheels, and accept charge via retractable leads in the back. If this concept will get positive feedback from public and experts at the 2010 Paris Motor Show the mass production of MINI Scooter will not take long.

RYNO Motors has developed the world’s first self-balancing one wheel electric scooter. The scooter has a range of about 30 miles and can hit a top speed of 25mph. It weighs a mere 125 pounds and can support a rider weight of 250lbs. Multiple sensors constantly monitor the balance of the motorcycle during the movement and control system is ready to seize control of the bike if the driver ignores the warning and, for example, exceeds the maximum permissible speed or bends the car under a dangerous angle. There is also a system for monitoring the battery status (LiFePo4, by the way). When the battery level drops to 25%, the system warns the driver signal is yellow, up to 5% – red. It is assumed that the model will cost $3500.