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E2 Pro Segway Electric Scooter
- 25 km/h
- 27 km range
- 750 W max
From your first scooter to long-range commuters and dual-motor performance machines. Segway-Ninebot and Bolzzen scooters, set up and supported by our Emu Park team.
Grouped by how you'll ride. Models marked In stock are ready to ride away; the rest are available to order.
Check the Queensland E-Scooter rulesLight, easy-to-ride scooters for getting to the shops, the beach or the bus stop. Great value and simple to fold and carry.
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Bigger batteries, more power for hills and better suspension for riding every day without range anxiety.
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Chunky off-road tyres and extra grip for gravel paths, grass and rougher ground.
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Serious power for experienced riders. The Bolzzen models have a 25 km/h mode for public areas, and their higher-speed modes are for private property only. Check Queensland rules before riding any of these in public.
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Queensland rules have changed. Since 31 August 2026, e-scooter riders must generally be at least 16 and hold a valid driver licence (minimum Learner). Equivalent interstate and overseas licences are recognised. Do not ride with an expired or suspended licence, or while disqualified. Registration and insurance are not currently required for a compliant e-scooter.
For public use, an e-scooter must be designed for one person, be no more than 750 mm wide and 1,350 mm high, weigh no more than 60 kg, and not exceed a motor-propelled speed of 25 km/h. Devices made after 1 July 2026 must be limited to 25 km/h; faster devices bought earlier must be limited by 28 February 2027.
Wear an approved bicycle or motorbike helmet, keep left and give way to pedestrians. The maximum speed on footpaths is 12 km/h; slow to 12 km/h when passing pedestrians on shared paths. E-scooters can use roads and on-road bike lanes with speed limits of 60 km/h or less.
Before choosing a scooter, confirm the exact model’s specifications and permitted use. Being listed in our range does not establish approval for public riding. Ask us for model-specific details.
Read the official Queensland e-scooter rules · Footpath and shared-path speed limits · View Queensland’s e-mobility selling requirements
Talk to our Emu Park team for Advice, Sales, servicing and the right gear for your next adventure.
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