Vendeur: ECOLO Cycle
ECOLO Cycle ET-3 ES - Canada
Détails du produit
ECOLO Cycle ET-3 ES is a three-wheel mobility scooter offered through EMMO's Canadian catalogue. Rear-wheel drive with a differential supports predictable low-speed turning and daily outdoor travel.
Verified specifications
- Claimed range: Up to 60 km
- Motor: 800W high-torque motor
- Battery: Source conflict: current variants say 60V 20Ah SLA, while legacy source description says 48V 20Ah SLA; verify before publication
- Drive: Rear-wheel drive with differential
- Brakes: Front hydraulic disc, rear drum, and parking brake
- Suspension: Front and rear suspension
- Storage: Rear basket and under-seat compartment
Stable three-wheel chassis
Rear-wheel drive with a differential supports predictable low-speed turning and daily outdoor travel.
Adjustable seating
Seat position, backrest, and folding armrests can be adjusted for access and comfort.
Useful onboard storage
A rear basket and under-seat compartment keep routine belongings close.
Layered braking hardware
Front hydraulic, rear drum, and parking brakes cover moving and stationary control.
Source notes
- Battery voltage conflict: current variants say 60V/20Ah SLA; legacy description says 48V/20Ah SLA. Use variant data for commerce but flag technical copy for dealer confirmation.
Canadian availability and delivery
EMMO states Canadian shipping is available; shipping is calculated by destination and product size/weight. Available items are generally shipped from the distribution centre within about two business days. Boxed vehicles may arrive 80–90% assembled when PDI is not purchased.
Warranty
Source FAQ states one-year comprehensive coverage against manufacturing defects and six months for original batteries/chargers; product-page badges sometimes display two-year warranty. Use the formal model/category warranty policy and purchase paperwork, and avoid an unqualified two-year whole-product promise.
Canadian use and safety
Mobility-device rules differ across Canadian municipalities. Confirm permitted routes, crossings, speed limits, and safety equipment locally.



