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- Impressive price drop from $483 to $362
- Lightweight and easy to handle – ideal for city commuting
- Peppy 250W motor climbs hills with ease
- Limited-time offer, making eco-friendly travel more accessible
The allure of the electric scooter
With the advent of warmer weather, it's the perfect time to consider ditching public transport for the open air. The Niu KQi 1 Sport electric scooter is a compelling option, especially with a significant price reduction. Originally priced at $483, this sleek ride is now available for just $362.
A lightweight and maneuverable ride
The Niu KQi 1 Sport stands out with its user-friendly design. Weighing in at just 32 pounds and equipped with a folding mechanism, it's incredibly portable. Whether you're navigating through subway stations or fitting it into your car, this scooter won't weigh you down.
- Weighs only 32 pounds for easy transport
- Folding design enhances portability
Effortless handling and durability
Crafted from sturdy aluminum and plastic, the Niu KQi 1 Sport's build quality conveys reliability. It boasts an IP54 rating, meaning it can withstand splashes and dust – a feature that riders who face diverse weather conditions will appreciate. Moreover, its broad handlebars and deck ensure greater control and comfort during rides.
- Broad handlebars for improved control
- Durable materials and IP54 rating for weather resistance
Packed with safety features
Safety is paramount when it comes to personal transportation devices. That's why the Niu KQi 1 Sport is fitted with a regenerative braking system, providing enhanced stability and safety.
Ideal for short commutes
The scooter's 250W motor may not be the most powerful on the market, but its ability to climb gradients of up to 14% makes it more than capable for urban environments. Its top speed is capped at around 12 mph, aligning with legal speed limits for scooters in many regions.
- 250W motor suitable for urban terrain
- Top speed of approximately 12 mph ensures compliance with local laws
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