Register your e-scooter free
Give it a Passport — its serial number, photos and receipt sa one private record. If it’s stolen, flag it in one tap; when you sell, buyers can check it.
Takes about 2 minutes. Free, no card.
Or tap your scooter’s brand to start:
- Segway-Ninebot
- Xiaomi
- Mearth
- Pure Electric
- Apollo
- Dualtron
- Inokim
- NIU
- Navee
- Kugoo
- Kukirin
- iScooter
- Hiboy
- Gotrax
- Isinwheel
- Ausom
- Teverun
- Kaabo
- Zero
- Vsett
- Nami
- Unagi
- Okai
- Joyor
- Eleglide
- E-Twow
- Mercane
- Razor
- Swagtron
- Turboant
- Emove
- Varla
- Vmax
- Inmotion
- Teewing
- Nanrobot
- Halo Knight
- GSPACE
- OOTD
- Taur
- Fluidfreeride
- Macwheel
- Micro
- Egret
- SoFlow
- Yadea
- Laotie
- Splach
- Bird
- Jetson
- Hover-1
- Smartgyro
- Gyroor
- Jeep (MT Distribution)
- Lamborghini (MT Distribution)
- Ducati (MT Distribution)
- Fiat (MT Distribution)
- Atomi
- Boosted
- Weped
- Cecotec
- Speedway (Minimotors)
- Evercross
- Riley
- Bo
- Currus
- Blade
- Aovo
- Mongoose
- Hurley
- Fiido
- Iba pa
Hanapin ang serial
Usually a sticker on the frame, stem or under the deck — Xiaomi puts it beside the charging port. Many apps show it too.
If it’s stolen
Flag it sa one tap. Anyone who checks the serial on EbikeMate sees it’s stolen, and a finder can message you without seeing your details.
Kapag nagbenta ka
Share its Passport so buyers can see it’s registered to you — never your name or address.
Is yours legal where you ride?
| State | Private e-scooters | Top speed | Max weight | Footpath | Min age |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| QLD | Legal | 25 km/h | 60 kg | 12 km/h | 16 + learner licence |
| NSW | Not legal sa public | — | — | — | — |
| VIC | Legal | 25 km/h | 45 kg | Banned | 16 |
| WA | Legal | 25 km/h | 25 kg | 10 km/h | 16 |
| SA | Legal | Not set | 45 kg | 10 km/h | 16 |
| TAS | Legal | 25 km/h | 45 kg | 15 km/h | 16 |
| ACT | Legal | 25 km/h | 60 kg | 15 km/h | None (under-12s supervised) |
| NT | Only 200 W, 10 km/h | 10 km/h | — | 10 km/h | Not set |
Mga karaniwang tanong
Do I have to register my e-scooter?
No — no Australian state requires registration for a legal e-scooter. An EbikeMate E-scooter Passport is a free, voluntary record that helps prove it’s yours and helps police and buyers match it to you.
What does it cost?
Nothing. No card, no subscription.
Sino ang makakakita ng detalye ko?
Only you. The public page shows the make, model and whether it’s reported stolen — never your name, email, address or the full serial.