Electric scooters are two-wheelers that are designed to run with the power of electricity. Since these vehicles do not use traditional fuels like petrol or diesel and have zero carbon emission, they are friendly to the environment. The motor used in an e-scooter is a DC motor that gets its power from the battery attached to the vehicle. Besides the motor, your scooter battery also powers the lights, controller, etc. when in use. It helps to know about the e-scooter battery to be able to better maintain and protect it and ensure its maximum life. In this guide, we will discuss a number of things about electric scooter batteries, including the tips for maintaining electric batteries and how to protect them to ensure a long life. Electric Scooter Battery Basics Though there are multiple types of batteries that can be used in electric scooters, most of the vehicles will use a lithium-ion battery pack because of its high energy density and long life. However, depending on the scooter price, some low-price variants may still be using lead-acid batteries that cost less. The power/capacity of a battery is measured in watt-hours (Wh). The more the battery power, the longer it can let an electric scooter run. However, the weight and size of the battery also increase as you increase the capacity, which can make the vehicle not so easily portable. The battery capacity has a direct impact on the maximum range/mileage of an electric scooter. To check the battery capacity of an e-scooter, just look for the Wh rating. For example, a scooter has a 2,100 Wh (60V 35Ah) battery, which is capable of offering a maximum mileage of 100-120km. Depending on your specific mileage and portability requirements, you can buy an electric scooter with a bigger or portable battery. What is a ...
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