Vendeur: Segway

Segway GT1 SuperScooter - Canada

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Détails du produit

Segway GT1 SuperScooter is a high-performance electric kick scooter offered through EMMO's Canadian catalogue. The air-cooled rear hub motor is designed for rapid acceleration and high-performance riding.

Verified specifications

  • Range: Up to 70 km
  • Maximum speed: Up to 60 km/h stated by EMMO
  • Motor: 3,000W maximum rear hub motor
  • Battery: 1,008Wh lithium-ion
  • Suspension: Front double-wishbone and rear trailing-arm with adjustable hydraulic damping
  • Brakes: Hydraulic disc brakes
  • Tires: Self-sealing tires

High-output rear drive

The air-cooled rear hub motor is designed for rapid acceleration and high-performance riding.

Motorcycle-influenced suspension

Double-wishbone front and trailing-arm rear layouts separate this platform from commuter scooters.

Large battery system

The 1,008Wh pack supports longer rides, with actual distance affected by speed, temperature and load.

Integrated visibility

A 900-lumen headlight, display and configurable ambient lighting support rider awareness.

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Canadian availability and delivery

Summary: Canadian dealer product. Delivery method, assembly level, fees and timing depend on destination and selected configuration; do not promise a date until confirmed at checkout or by EMMO.; Source: https://voltrotte.com/pages/shipping-policy

Warranty

Summary: EMMO advertises a two-year warranty on current vehicle pages. Coverage, battery terms, exclusions and claim procedure must follow the written warranty in force at purchase.; Source: https://voltrotte.com/pages/warranty

Canadian use and safety

Electric kick-scooter use is governed by provincial and municipal rules, including pilot areas. Public-road or path use is not universally permitted in Canada. The rider must verify local speed, age, helmet and access rules.