Vsett e-scooters in Australia: which are legal?

A Chinese e-scooter brand. Here are popular Vsett models with their published top speed and weight, and the states where they fit the e-scooter limits as sold.

• Vsett 9+ 51 km/h · 30.7 kg · 1,008 Wh

  • QLD if limited
  • NSW ✕
  • VIC if limited
  • WA ✕
  • SA ✓
  • TAS if limited
  • ACT if limited
  • NT ✕

• Vsett 11+ 78 km/h · 68.7 kg · 2,520 Wh

  • QLD ✕
  • NSW ✕
  • VIC ✕
  • WA ✕
  • SA ✕
  • TAS ✕
  • ACT ✕
  • NT ✕

• Vsett 8+ 44 km/h · 26.2 kg · 768 Wh

  • QLD if limited
  • NSW ✕
  • VIC if limited
  • WA ✕
  • SA ✓
  • TAS if limited
  • ACT if limited
  • NT ✕

• Vsett 10+ 70 km/h · 35.8 kg · 1,536 Wh

  • QLD if limited
  • NSW ✕
  • VIC if limited
  • WA ✕
  • SA ✓
  • TAS if limited
  • ACT if limited
  • NT ✕

✓ fits the device limits as sold · “if limited” = only legal while locked to 25 km/h · ✕ not legal in public · ? check the spec. Rider rules (age, helmet, where you ride) still apply.

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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.