E-scooter brands: 71 brands, 332 models

Every e-scooter brand a our catalogue — from Chinese makers like Segway-Ninebot, Xiaomi, NIU and Navee to Korea’s Dualtron and Australia’s Mearth — with each model’s published top speed and weight, and the states where it fits the rules.

Which models are legal as sold? →

From China 31

• Aovo 1
• Ausom 12
• Eleglide 1
• Evercross 5
• Fiido 1
• GSPACE 3
• Gyroor 1
• Halo Knight 7
• Inmotion 5
• iScooter 4
• Isinwheel 3
• Joyor 11
• Kaabo 9
• Kugoo 1
• Kukirin 12
• Laotie 6
• Macwheel 1
• Mercane 2
• Nanrobot 7
• Navee 13
• NIU 12
• Okai 2
• OOTD 8
• Segway-Ninebot 20
• Splach 2
• Teewing 6
• Teverun 5
• Vsett 4
• Xiaomi 15
• Yadea 3
• Zero 5

From the USA 16

• Atomi 1
• Bird 1
• Boosted 1
• Emove 2
• Fluidfreeride 1
• Gotrax 12
• Hiboy 6
• Hover-1 2
• Hurley 1
• Jetson 1
• Mongoose 1
• Razor 1
• Swagtron 1
• Turboant 3
• Unagi 2
• Varla 2

From Italy 4

• Ducati (MT Distribution) 2
• Fiat (MT Distribution) 1
• Jeep (MT Distribution) 1
• Lamborghini (MT Distribution) 1

From South Korea 4

• Currus 1
• Dualtron 24
• Speedway (Minimotors) 1
• Weped 2

From United Kingdom 4

• Bo 1
• Pure Electric 8
• Riley 1
• Taur 1

From Switzerland 3

• Micro 3
• SoFlow 1
• Vmax 14

From Spain 2

• Cecotec 1
• Smartgyro 1

From Australia 1

• Mearth 5

From Canada 1

• Apollo 14

From Germany 1

• Egret 6

From Israel 1

• Inokim 6

From Lithuania 1

• Blade 2

From the Netherlands 1

• E-Twow 8

From Taiwan 1

• Nami 2

Specs are as published by each maker, seller or a third-party spec listing — each model page says which. Australian versions are often limited to 25 km/h. Missing a brand? Diccelo.

EbikeMate is independent and not a government service. Rules last checked 16 October 2026 — general information, not legal advice. Check the official sources on each state page.