Electric Scooter Elite

I got this xiaomi mi electricity scooter elite as my very first escooter, I quite like it so far, its very good for its price, its also a 2025 model being launched this january along with the 5 series, its very good I recommend it as a first scooter

I dont know, im a skinny teenager and weigh around 50 kgs, it can go decently uphill, but idk, its rated to go 20 degrees with 75 kg

overall it's great, battery is surprisingly good, but at 100 kg it might be less, and charges pretty fast

I say first buying a xiaomi, learing with smaller speed and the basics, balance foot position and everything, i recommend the xiaomi mi scooter elite or mi scooter 5 pro (5 pro for front and back suspension), you could also get the 5 max, best of the best from xiaomi, but it isn't needed for beginners

(You want a cheaper option) ==> Xiaomi elite electric scooter... Way cheaper... I have owned it for about 2 months now... So far so good!!! Locked at 25 km/h... Can climb upHills good at 23 k/h... I weigh almost 100Kg... Max capacity 120kg!!!

Hey, man... I recently bought this electric scooter Xiaomi elite... Still waiting to receive it... Can this scooter go upHills I weight 100kg??

Reporting that my Xiaomi elite arrived!! I perform a test on a 20% hill... And the scooter can handle it 100% at a speed of 25Kh/h with the battery fully charged. I am a big guy at 100Kg. ✌️ Thanks for your help!!.

The battery life is good, but I always charge it after only 14 km, when it’s around 65%. When the battery is at 100%, the scooter can go uphill at 25 km/h! However, when the battery level drops to 60% or less, you can really feel that the scooter becomes weaker on hills. My weight is 96 kg.

Je viens de l'acheter aujourd'hui car il a la suspension et 45 km autonomie par apport a d'autre au même prix qui n'ont pas de suspension et que 25 km d'autonomie. J'ai eter surpris que sa peut partir en wheeling au demmarage. Sa roule beaucoups mieux que les trot en location. Un peut grand, haut pour petit personne. Je suit grand donc cool

Wouldnt trust that range, but if it does have a bigger battery = it will have more longevity. If by Xiamoi 5 you mean the cheapest Elite variant, then im a user but ive only got a few hundread km on it. Its a solid block of scooter, no issues yet. The other one seems solid too since its got rear suspension (and I treat that as a safety feature), but as you mentioned, smaller battery and 3kg lighter. I think Xiamoi 5 is also the cheapest scooter in Europe from a reputable brand that has a front suspension and 120kg rider capacity, but dont quote me on that. You probably wont miss with either.

I've been riding a Xiaomi Elite for about a month now, it's fine.

Xiaomi Elite has been working out well for me, does 25km+ with my 100kg weight.

Nope, no problems yet. I had it for a few months, use it for commuting about 16kms in a day, plus grocery runs, when weather allows. Keep it charged, keep the tires aired up, nothing else needed yet. If there is a problem, Xiaomi is a brand that has actual service centers in Europe, and I bought it from Media Markt, so there's an actual warranty required by EU law. Keep it in a heated space when possible, the battery will thank you for it. Edit: yes, I took it on a longer ride when I got it, 26km to be exact. It still had about 18% battery when I got home. The route has few stops tho, and it was in regular "drive" mode. Still, pretty respectable when it has to haul my 100kg ass around.

Vouching for this, awesome scooter

The Xiaomi Elite climbs better despite lower watts because it's probably lighter and has better power delivery tuning - watts on paper don't tell the whole story Honestly if you were happy with the Elite before and know its quirks, might be worth just getting another one unless you specifically need that rear suspension for rough roads