The sleek Xero Urban Citi 3kw Scooter, in black, will not only keep you looking cool; it will save you money and help the environment too. It's run off electricity, and comes with a removable battery, which you can charge at home or wherever there is a mains supply.
Xero eScooter Urban Citi 3kw BlackThe Xero eScooter Urban Citi, in black, is the ideal way to travel around the city. It's run off electricity, so it comes with huge environmental and money-saving benefits, such as lower running costs, cheaper insurance and exemption from road tax.
The Xero eScooter Urban Citi has a removable silicone sealed battery, which can be charged at home or in the office, if you're travelling to work. Fully charging your battery from a mains supply takes about 8 hours and will give you up to 40 miles worth of travel. The scooter has a 3kw motor, which powers it up to 30mph - ideal for short trips to work or the local shops. The cost of running your Xero eScooter Urban Citi works out at about 1p per mile - much cheaper than driving a fuel-guzzling scooter.
It's a great looking scooter too, with a sleek, sporty design and its environmental credential are impressive to o. The Xero eScooter Urban Citi doesn't pump out any pollution into the air, is significantly quieter than fuel-powered vehicles and leaves a low carbon footprint.
Delivery TimesOnce you have placed your scooter order this will be delivered directly to your required address within 14 to 16 days, allowing time for registration with DVLA.
Licence requirementsThe Xero eScooter Urban Citi, in black, is registered as a 50cc motorcycle under the category L1E and its license requirements are as follows: If you passed your Driving Test before February 2001, then no further testing is required . However if you passed your test after February 2001, then you must have passed a Compulsory Basic Training (CBT) test before taking your Xero eScooter Urban Citi on the road. A CBT can be completed in one day and costs around £100.
Road taxYou do need to display a tax disc on your Xero scooter, but because it's 100% electric the tax disc is FREE!.
Safety adviceSafety whilst riding electric scooters is paramount and it is recommended that beginners who invest in an eScooter Urban Citi consider attending a training course at a local centre.
Top comments
checkley73
21 Mar 113#14
manufacturers of electric cars and scooters should be banned from claiming zero emissions, where on earth do they think the electricity comes from !!
Burning gas, coal and Nuclear plants - hardly zero emissions or good for the environment - its merely moving where the emissions occur.
Not going to vote, as I dont know if this particular scooter is better than another, but thought Id share my views on electric vehicles....
Victor.
feeder16
21 Mar 113#10
Twinkle! maybe the same happens to you like me, when I am out the GF turns every electrical device on! I came back the other day to every single light on in the house including both bathroom lights on! Her excuse you ask? "I get scared when i'm in on my own"
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feeder16
21 Mar 11#1
Quids
21 Mar 111#2
With the price of oil rocketing, this might become very hot indeed!
feeder16 to Quids
21 Mar 111#3
Yep would be brilliant if I didn't have to travel to Sheffield/Liverpool/Selby and Manchester regularly!
bigsky
21 Mar 111#4
Cheap to run, but so is a 50cc petrol scooter and you can buy a no-name scooter for less than £600.
These need to cost less than £1k to start being interesting.
chalkysoil
21 Mar 11#5
if it had a couple of spare batteries it would be handy.
stefor
21 Mar 111#6
I love the idea. Shame the government aren't running a scheme and subsidising the purchase of these. I'd buy one for the wife to commute to work if it was more around the £1000 mark.
feeder16 to stefor
21 Mar 11#7
Ditto! But still its not bad for the price! Shame I don't have £2000
mofokiss
21 Mar 111#8
I would love to use something like this but just not practical, 2 kids to get to school, one to get to college and my job is 20 miles away.
twinkle
21 Mar 111#9
So how much does it cost to charge the battery...'cos currently my electricity bill is ridiculous...and I monitor my usage and switch everything I can off that is not necessary (except the PC that is)
edit just read further and they imply 40p for an 8 hour charge..
feeder16
21 Mar 113#10
Twinkle! maybe the same happens to you like me, when I am out the GF turns every electrical device on! I came back the other day to every single light on in the house including both bathroom lights on! Her excuse you ask? "I get scared when i'm in on my own"
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The sleek Xero Urban Citi 3kw Scooter, in black, will not only keep you looking cool; it will save you money and help the environment too. It's run off electricity, and comes with a removable battery, which you can charge at home or wherever there is a mains supply.
Xero eScooter Urban Citi 3kw BlackThe Xero eScooter Urban Citi, in black, is the ideal way to travel around the city. It's run off electricity, so it comes with huge environmental and money-saving benefits, such as lower running costs, cheaper insurance and exemption from road tax.
The Xero eScooter Urban Citi has a removable silicone sealed battery, which can be charged at home or in the office, if you're travelling to work. Fully charging your battery from a mains supply takes about 8 hours and will give you up to 40 miles worth of travel. The scooter has a 3kw motor, which powers it up to 30mph - ideal for short trips to work or the local shops. The cost of running your Xero eScooter Urban Citi works out at about 1p per mile - much cheaper than driving a fuel-guzzling scooter.
It's a great looking scooter too, with a sleek, sporty design and its environmental credential are impressive to o. The Xero eScooter Urban Citi doesn't pump out any pollution into the air, is significantly quieter than fuel-powered vehicles and leaves a low carbon footprint.
Delivery TimesOnce you have placed your scooter order this will be delivered directly to your required address within 14 to 16 days, allowing time for registration with DVLA.
Licence requirementsThe Xero eScooter Urban Citi, in black, is registered as a 50cc motorcycle under the category L1E and its license requirements are as follows: If you passed your Driving Test before February 2001, then no further testing is required . However if you passed your test after February 2001, then you must have passed a Compulsory Basic Training (CBT) test before taking your Xero eScooter Urban Citi on the road. A CBT can be completed in one day and costs around £100.
Road taxYou do need to display a tax disc on your Xero scooter, but because it's 100% electric the tax disc is FREE!.
Safety adviceSafety whilst riding electric scooters is paramount and it is recommended that beginners who invest in an eScooter Urban Citi consider attending a training course at a local centre.
Top comments
Burning gas, coal and Nuclear plants - hardly zero emissions or good for the environment - its merely moving where the emissions occur.
Not going to vote, as I dont know if this particular scooter is better than another, but thought Id share my views on electric vehicles....
Victor.
All comments (51)
These need to cost less than £1k to start being interesting.
edit just read further and they imply 40p for an 8 hour charge..