Photo: Yadea
Two-wheeler manufacturer Yadea has recently unveiled its new electric kick scooter, the KS3. Equipped with hollow tires, a front shock absorber, and a brand-new LCD display, the new scooter is ready to hit the streets.
The KS3 is a sleek, compact machine made for urban riding. Thanks to an aluminum frame, it weighs only 33 lbs (15 kg). Since it's a lightweight scooter, it's easy to handle around the city.
It takes less than 3 seconds to fold it up, and since it doesn't occupy much space, you can simply carry it with you in a bus or in a subway or store it in your car.
The scooter is fitted with non-pneumatic solid tires that are incredibly durable. Yadea has put them to the test, and they performed greatly on 3,107-mile (5,000-km) distances. They can conquer any surface and don't require inflation, eliminating the hassle of maintenance.
In terms of performance, the KS3 features a 500W rear wheel motor and a lithium battery. That's enough for the scooter to sprint on the street at 15,6 mph (25 kph). It has a 19-mile (30,5-km) estimated range. However, the lithium battery has smart BMS, which redirects the recovered energy from braking back into the battery for longer rides.
Safety features include dual safe-lock latches and an anti-slip standing deck. There's also a front shock absorber that allows you to ride the KS3 on bumpy roads without jumping off the thing. An LED headlight, always-on taillight, and four reflectors complete the package, ensuring that you're visible at all times.
Tech-wise, the scooter offers three riding modes to fit any rider's style: Pedestrian, Standard, and Sport. A dashboard allows you to read the ride's stats, including battery percentage, distance traveled, and Bluetooth connection.
Riders can choose between two different color schemes: black and white or black and red. Yadea's new KS3 is available on Amazon for $569.99. For what it's worth, this electric kick scooter actually costs less than an iPhone 13, which starts at $699 in the U.S.
It takes less than 3 seconds to fold it up, and since it doesn't occupy much space, you can simply carry it with you in a bus or in a subway or store it in your car.
The scooter is fitted with non-pneumatic solid tires that are incredibly durable. Yadea has put them to the test, and they performed greatly on 3,107-mile (5,000-km) distances. They can conquer any surface and don't require inflation, eliminating the hassle of maintenance.
In terms of performance, the KS3 features a 500W rear wheel motor and a lithium battery. That's enough for the scooter to sprint on the street at 15,6 mph (25 kph). It has a 19-mile (30,5-km) estimated range. However, the lithium battery has smart BMS, which redirects the recovered energy from braking back into the battery for longer rides.
Safety features include dual safe-lock latches and an anti-slip standing deck. There's also a front shock absorber that allows you to ride the KS3 on bumpy roads without jumping off the thing. An LED headlight, always-on taillight, and four reflectors complete the package, ensuring that you're visible at all times.
Tech-wise, the scooter offers three riding modes to fit any rider's style: Pedestrian, Standard, and Sport. A dashboard allows you to read the ride's stats, including battery percentage, distance traveled, and Bluetooth connection.
Riders can choose between two different color schemes: black and white or black and red. Yadea's new KS3 is available on Amazon for $569.99. For what it's worth, this electric kick scooter actually costs less than an iPhone 13, which starts at $699 in the U.S.
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