Ninebot, a leading brand in personal transportation devices, has announced the pre-sale of their latest product, the Ninebot L8 Ultraman Custom Edition self-balancing scooter. This special edition scooter is the result of a collaboration with the popular Ultraman franchise and is available at an introductory price of 1799 yuan($260), while its regular price is set at 1999 yuan ($289).

The Ninebot L8 Ultraman Custom Edition features a distinctive paint job inspired by the Ultraman series, as well as exclusive Ultraman-themed stickers, and transformation glasses. Additionally, the mobile app for the scooter has a unique Ultraman page, providing an enhanced user experience for fans of the franchise.

One of the highlights of the Ultraman Custom Edition is the inclusion of easter eggs that can be triggered by performing specific movements while riding the scooter. These easter eggs unlock various sound effects, further enhancing the rider’s experience.

Ninebot L8 Ultraman self-balancing scooter features:

At the core of the Ninebot L8 Ultraman Custom Edition is the Ninebot Integrated Control System 2.0, which is supported by intelligent self-learning algorithms, precise sensors covering the entire scooter, and Leansteer control technology. These features ensure a safe and stable ride with 15 levels of safety protection, making it easy to use and difficult to fall off.

The scooter is powered by a high-safety lithium battery, allowing for a maximum riding distance of approximately 12 kilometers and a top speed of 14 kilometers per hour.

The battery is protected with an innovative plastic sealing process, which ensures superior waterproofing capabilities – it can withstand being submerged in 30 centimeters of water for up to 30 minutes. Moreover, the 10.5-inch high-resilience off-road tires offer excellent grip and stability during rides.

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Ninebot has launched the Q80C smart electric moped in China. The Ninebot Q80C has a riding range of 115km and a top speed of 45km/h. The Ninebot Q series is the first electric moped specially developed for women by Segway. It accommodates the travel pain points of students and workers in an urban setting.

The Ninebot Q80C uses a riding posture configuration that is well suited for women, with a seat cushion height of 715mm. It takes care of women of different heights, ensuring that their feet are firmly on the floor of the moped. The Q80C is also a safe model for use by women. It has a double-tube frame that is light but durable. The seat has an enlarged and comfortable cushion. The handlebars of the e-bike are SIAA certified with antibacterial grips for enhanced cleanliness of the bike.

The Ninebot Q80C electric moped is equipped with a traction control system (TCS) that combines fat tires with a strong grip for improved road safety even in difficult conditions. The bike maintains stability and safety on wet and slippery roads. Other functions include ramp parking, push mode, and one-button reversing, among others. The bike is equipped with an intelligent LED lighting system and other lighting for visibility and direction indication.

Ninebot Q80C smart electric bike offers fat tires for stability & a durable frame

The Ninebot Q80C has a RideyLONG battery that gives the moped a range of up to 115km. The maximum gear speeds are 25km/h, 32km/h, and 45km/h for the first, second, and third gears respectively. There are several smart connectivity options integrated into the Ninebot Q80C. It also supports mobile phone unlocking, swiping card unlocking, and intelligent anti-theft function. As with the other Ninebot model also released, the Q80C requires a motorcycle driver’s license to operate. The C80C is priced at 3,799 yuan (~$551) and could be purchased from JD.com.

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The Ninebot Electric Far Traveler F90M e-scooter has been officially announced in China. The Ninebot F90M is equipped with the L50 controller and it has the RideyLONG battery with a long-haul capacity. The F90M is equipped with Ninebot’s self-developed high-performance brushless motor and a battery that delivers a cruising range of 90km. The F90M sets a new national standard and owners will have to obtain a license in order to use the two-wheeler.

The Ninebot Electric Far Traveler F90M features an emergency riding mode. When the car fails to ride normally, it gives priority to ensure that the normal operation of the basic riding functions. It temporarily shuts down other background programs to limit power usage. The vehicle features dual front and rear disc brakes as well as a five-level adjustable rear shock system. The rear shock absorption system is automatically adjustable according to different conditions. It can automatically adjust the shock absorption to suit the weight and riding scenario.

The Ninebot F90M features several intelligent functions for a comfortable riding experience. These include sensor unlocking 2.0, parking sensor 2.0, and its companion mobile app helps to notify the user of any abnormalities. The Ninebot travel app can be used to check the location of the vehicle. The connectivity options on the F90M include support for Beidou, GPS, and base stations.

Ninebot Electric Far Traveler F90M offers EV features on an e-scooter with parking assistance & GPS

The Smart Service Package for the electric vehicle is also available with a free trial for the first year. The subsequent annual subscription will cost 66 yuan (~$10). The Smart Service Package supports the positioning of the vehicle’s location, recording and sharing of riding tracks, anti-theft, SOS emergency call, app remote switch and a lost mode. Other functions supported by the subscription package are shared key, WeChat applet control of the car, and Siri/ Apple Watch/ widget functionalities.

The Ninebot Electric F90M can be purchased from retail platforms in China like JD.com and is priced at 4,999 yuan (~$725). There are no indications of plans to extend the F90M and its subscription package to other markets.

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Along with the F25, A30C, and other scooter models, Ninebot also launched a new N-series made up of the N70C, N90, and N100 Electric Scooter. The new models join the E-series, and C-series that were launched last year.

The new electric scooter series is equipped with RileyGo 2.0 smart technology. There are several sensors that are responsible for automatically unlocking the scooter and detecting the location of the bike using a mobile phone app.

Compared to the recently unveiled A-series, Ninebot’s N-series electric Mopeds are larger in size. They also come with a significantly improved storage space and range and are also equipped with True Intelligence 2.0 technology. Also, the Ninebot N-series electric scooter model is equipped with higher-power motors, and two of the three models pack the more efficient lithium batteries.

The first product, N70C, is equipped with a 60V lead-acid battery as well as a self-developed battery management system. The scooter has a range of 70km. The electric scooter also uses a high-power direct-drive hub motor with a maximum power of 1500W and higher efficiency.

The N70C e-bike has a front disc and rear drum brake configuration, and an EABS energy recovery system. The front and rear wheels are equipped with damping shock absorbers to reduce bumps. The N70C is also equipped with smart light-sensitive LED matrix headlights, with an illumination distance of 25m.

The second model of the N series is the Ninebot N90 e-bike. The power of the N90 is increased to 1800W while the range is extended to 85km. it utilizes the ATL lithium battery which is more lightweight. It retains the same design as the N70C but carries a higher price tag of 6,499 yuan (~$993).

The Ninebot N100 electric scooter is the most powerful of the trio. The power is extended to 2200W while it can be used for a range of 105km. It is presently on crowdfunding for 6,999 yuan (~$1069).

The Ninebot N70C Electric Scooter is the cheapest with the pricing starting at 2999 yuan (~$458).

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Xiaomi‘s partner, Segway-Ninebot has launched its latest self-balancing electric scooter for the global market.  The product dubbed Ninebot S MAX is similar to the Ninebot Self-balancing Scooter MAX Sports version which was launched in China last year.

Just like the Chinese version, this international version is designed for use as a single unit or attached to the GoKart Pro/Lamborghini edition that was also launched on Indiegogo last year. The new self-balancing scooter offers three ways of usage – as a standalone, with the handlebar and attached to the GoKart.

The Max sports version is the most powerful scooter from Ninebot so far. It offers a maximum speed of up to 20km/h and a range of 38km when used as a standalone scooter. While when attached to the Gokart, it achieves a boosted high-speed of 37km/h while the range is reduced to 25km which is still impressive.

The Ninebot S Max is significantly bigger than the previous-gen self-balancing scooter. It also brings support for a handlebar just like the original Segway scooters sold in the US. The handlebar not only provides support but makes steering the e-scooter easier. It is shaped like a racing car steering wheel and there is equally a display on top which shows the traveling speed. The height of the handlebar is adjustable from 1.3m to 1.8m to suit the height of different users.

The Ninebot S Max has a net weight of 22.8kg. It is equipped with Ninebot’s Leansteer control technology. The sensitivity of the steering stick is as high as 0.01 seconds and it can be controlled as smoothly as an arm makes a finger. The scooter also automatically maintains the balance of the body when it detects that a person is standing, allowing you to get on the car as simple as stepping up, and you can easily control it with a little adaptation. This feature was first introduced on the Ninebot Nano Self-balancing scooter launched in May 2020.

It also has the same thoughtful 15-fold safety technology as the Ninebot Nano ranging from standing on the scooter to moving forward, steering, stopping the scooter as well as charging.

You can back the Ninebot S MAX self-balancing e-Scooter on Indiegogo with a starting price of $849.

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Ninebot has announced its new product in the Chinese market — Ninebot Mecha Kit M1, a new mod kit which is currently up for pre-ordering in China through crowdfunding. This is the second such product from the company after launching the GoKart kit earlier this year.

It comes with a compact design, making it easier for it to be carried around. As for the controls, it comes with a joystick-like handle that allows users to move forward, backward, left, and right quickly and easily.

Apart from that, it can also be easily controlled using a mobile phone through its application. It connects to the device using Bluetooth and once connected, the user can easily control several functions.

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It is a good option for gaming, thanks to the built-in water projectile shooting modes. There are two different mechanisms for water-based “combat” gaming as it features a water projectile launcher suitable for people over 14 years of age. It supports point shooting, serial shooting, and firing, regardless of the long-range or close combat situation. The company has also added that it comes with an anti-collision design.

The product comes with support for three different types of speed — Safety, Novice, and Sport, each supporting speeds of 6km/h, 10km/h, and 14km/h respectively.

The Ninebot Mecha Kit M1 is currently priced at 1,399 yuan (about $209) and is available through crowdfunding on Taobao while the whole package, including the Balanced Car, costs 2,499 yuan, which is around $373.

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Segway-Ninebot, a Xiaomi ecological chain company has launched a new self-balancing e-scooter in China. Dubbed, Ninebot Self-balancing Scooter MAX Sports version, the self-balancing scooter is designed for use as a single unit or attached to the GoKart Pro/Lamborghini edition that was launched in China recently.

The Ninebot Max is significantly bigger than the previous-gen self-balancing scooter. It also brings support for a handlebar just like the original Segway scooters sold in the US. The handlebar not only provides support but makes steering the e-scooter easier. It is shaped like a racing car steering wheel and there is equally a display on top which shows the travelling speed. The height of the handlebar is adjustable from 1.3m to 1.8m to suit the height of different users.

The Ninebot Self-balancing scooter Max Sports version has a net weight of 22.8kg. It is equipped with Ninebot’s Leansteer control technology. The sensitivity of the steering stick is as high as 0.01 seconds and it can be controlled as smoothly as an arm makes a finger. The scooter also automatically maintains the balance of the body when it detects that a person is standing, allowing you to get on the car as simple as stepping up, and you can easily control it with a little adaptation. This feature was first introduced on the Ninebot Nano Self-balancing scooter launched in May 2020

It also has the same thoughtful 15-fold safety technology as the Ninebot Nano ranging from standing on the scooter to moving forward, steering, stopping the scooter as well as charging

The Max sports version is the most powerful scooter from Ninebot so far. It offers a maximum speed of up to 20km/h and a range of 38km when used as a standalone scooter. While when attached to the Gokart, it achieves a boosted high-speed of 37km/h while the range is reduced to 25km which is still impressive.

The Ninebot Max is on reservation in China on Jingdong and it carries a hefty 4499 yuan (~$658) price tag.

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After launching the Ninebot Kart Pro and the Ninebot E8 kids’ electric bike, Xiaomi has now today launched the Ninebot C30 series electric bikes meant for adults and is possibly the cheapest such device in the market.

The newly launched Ninebot C30 will be joining the existing list of C-series products from the company, which includes Ninebot C40, C60, and C80, priced at 3,999 yuan (~$571), 4,999 yuan (~$714), and 5,999 yuan (~$857) respectively.

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For those who are unaware, last year, Xiaomi-backed Ninebot had unveiled two new series for electric bikes in China — C-series and E-series. Among the two, the C-series devices don’t need the user to have a valid driver’s license or vehicle registration to use it.

The pricing of the Ninebot C30 is 3,599 yuan (~$514) but it was available for 2,999 yuan (~$428) for the initial sale, offering a discount of 600 yuan. As for the specifications, there are no major changes in terms of maximum speed or battery life.

It is more lightweight and compact when compared to the other models. We will update this article whenever more information about this device is available.

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Xiaomi‘s ecological chain company Segway Ninebot has launched the Ninebot E8 kid’s electric scooter. The e-scooter features an ergonomic design and is lightweight. It is failed in an attractive blue/green colour as well as pink/green matching options.

The Ninebot E8 Kid’s Electric Scooter features a two-wheel design and can take a maximum load of 50kg. This means it is unsuitable for adults. The scooter weighs just 8kg and is made from aviation-grade aluminium alloy. The footwell has a 10cm clearance from the ground which makes it stable and easy to handle.

The handlebar is tilted a bit forward at the top to give it an ergonomic design. Also, the handles are covered with soft TPR materials which are easy to clean and provide a firm grip. The throttle provides moderate resistance and responsiveness in order to provide safe and easily controlled acceleration.

The scooter also comes with an Electric-assist mode which allows children to glide more effortlessly and faster. There is also a complete Electric mode. For power, the Ninebot E8 packs a 130W brushless hub motor driven by a set of lithium batteries. The power system also comes with features such as overcharge protection, temperature protection, over-discharge protection, overcurrent protection, and short circuit protection. The scooter has a range of 10km on the electric mode and can travel at a maximum speed of 14m. In the electric-assist mode, the scooter travels at 3km/h with kick pedalling.

Furthermore, the Ninebot E8 kid’ electric scooter adopts a foldable design. It can be folded with just a click in order to be transported easily. The tires are manufactured from high-elastic rubber and is non-inflatable meaning you will never get a flat. The tread is designed to improve grip and anti-skid performance. There is no rear or front light but at the rear are 3M stickers which make the scooter visible to incoming traffic at night.

The scooter is also equipped with three braking systems- an EBS energy recovery brake, rear fender brake and a manual brake. This will no doubt guarantee safety.

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Earlier this month, Ninebot, an ecology chain company of Xiaomi, announced its new Ninebot Kart Pro, which as the name suggests, is a karting vehicle. Now, the product is available for purchase in China for a price of 8,998 yuan which is about $1,272.

The company was reportedly working on this product for about two years and has tested it for a total of 33,000 kilometers. It is said that the company collaborated with professional racers for this Ninebot Kart Pro.

It comes with a professional racing design along with an aerodynamic tail, racing metal pedals, LED headlights, and racing front lip design in a retractable body. It uses the same engine rear and rear-wheel-drive layout as the sports car.

There are four driving modes — Novice Mode (8km/h), Normal Mode (18km/h), Sports Mode (28km/h), and Track Mode (37km/h). It can be connected to an application for “Dynamic Cornering”. In this feature, adjusting the power of the inner and outer wheels can offer “flip” and “push ahead” modes when cornering.

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The front and rear weight ratio of the body is 40:60, which accelerates faster. It comes equipped with two air-cooled motors with a peak value of 2400W and a maximum speed of 37km/h. It packs a 432Wh battery pack and can run for 62 laps on the 400-meter track.

Along with this, the Ninebot Kart Pro also comes packed with four 8W power speakers and supports Bluetooth speaker functionality. It is now available for purchase in China for 8,998 yuan through the Xiaomi Youpin website and shipping will being from 30th June.

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Xiaomi‘s ecological chain company Segway Ninebot recently launched the futuristic-looking Ninebot Air T15 Electric Scooter in China. In a swift move, the company is making it possible for intending buyers outside China to lay their hands on the product at a cost-effective price compared to relying on third-party retailers.

The Ninebot Air T15 Electric Scooter has now been launched for crowdfunding on Indiegogo. The e-scooter comes with a $699 price tag and is expected to start shipping in July 2020.

As regards the design and features, the Ninebot Electric Scooter Air T15 adopts a portable but futuristic-looking design right from the handlebar to the braking system. Talking of the handlebar, the Ninebot Air T15 utilises a two-beam metal design encased in a plastic housing. The plastic housing has a light strip that runs from the bottom to the top. At the top end of the structure lies the front light which teams up with the light strip to make the scooter visible to oncoming traffic at night. The light strip also adds some aesthetics to the scooter. The brake light uses a surround strip design which also improves visibility and aesthetics.

The handlebar itself has a digital LCD display at the middle which shows key parameters of the scooter like speed, battery level, and others. The bike also pairs with a smartphone via the Ninebot app to also give users access to their scooter’s data and controls.

The e-scooter uses puncture-proof hollow tires designed specifically for it. The front and back tires are of different sizes, while the back uses a 6-inch tire, the front tire is 7.5-inch in size. The benefit of this is that it elevates the handlebar a little and acts as a roller if the scooter needs to be conveyed from one point to another when folded. Yes, the Air T15 uses a foldable design which makes it easy transport.

The Air T15 control system is yet another innovative design. It uses “Step controls” embedded with the mudguard. To turn on the scooter, you depress the mud-guard. The Air T15 is controlled not by a standard throttle, but rather with a kick-to-go system. Perhaps the best way to describe it would be constant cruise control. Essentially, the rider pushes off like a non-electric scooter to get moving, and the scooter then locks in at the rider’s current speed. To go faster, the rider gives another kick or two. To slow down, the rider steps on the mudflap brake, which also engages regenerative braking. With this new control system, the rider’s feet can entirely control the acceleration and deceleration, just like on a standard scooter.

In terms of the key specifications, the e-scooter has a maximum carrying capacity of 100kg and can climb a 15-degree elevation. The scooter can travel at a speed of 20 km/h but has a range of just 12 km. Of course, the mileage can be extended depending on the usage. It packs a 4000mAh smart BMS battery with overheat, overcharge, under circuit protection. The battery can be fully charged in just 3.5 hours. The scooter has a net weight of about 10.5 kg which is pretty decent.

The Ninebot Air T15 also ships with a storage stand where it can be kept while charging. In addition, it comes with an IPX4 waterproof rating which makes it suitable for use in the rain of course as long as visibility is okay for the rider.

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Xiaomi‘s ecological chain company Segway-Ninebot recently announced it would hold an unveiling event at CES 2020. The Chinese mobility giant is expected to launch its latest range of electric motor scooters and mopeds for the global market. The company has now taken the wraps off the Segway S-Pod, an egg-shaped two-wheeler meant to let people sit while they effortlessly cruise around campuses, theme parks, airports, and maybe even cities.

Segway also says the S-Pod was inspired by the gyrosphere from Jurassic World. The device is fired up by the same gyroscopic self-balancing technology used on the traditional Segway. But in this case, you won’t have to lead forward clutching a handlebar to drive it. Instead, it comes with a little joystick on the right side of the seat.

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Segway says its self-balancing technology will ensure the chair stays level despite having just two wheels.  The two-wheel setup will allow for quick changes in the direction even it is not moving. The self-balancing vehicle also comes with a third small wheel on the underside of the chair which is likely to move it around when it is switched off.

One interesting part is that the S-Pod can hit a freaking 24 miles per hour top speed which looks unrealistic to use in its present form. The S-Pod is expected to debut in the third quarter of 2020 while it will go on sale in 2021. The company is yet to reveal the sale price.

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Xiaomi‘s ecological chain company Ninebot recently unveiled its first electric motorcycles in China including a Segway X concept power bike. The commercial models that were launched included the C-series and E-series models and the company disclosed that they will be unveiled for the global market at CES 2019. Segway-Ninebot has now released an invitation poster to its stand at the trade show. The event will hold from January 7-10, 2020. The invite also contains details of the company’s booth at CES.

The poster also gives us a hint of the products that will on exhibition and they include the new Ninebot E-series e-bikes, the Segway, as well as the GoKart kit. Others include the self-balancing scooter and several others.

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Xiaomi has a substantial stake in Ninebot and was instrumental in aiding Ninebot to acquire American self-balancing scooter manufacturer, Segway back in April 2015. The brand’s products have been available for purchase outside Chia via third-party retailers but with an unveiling at CES, Ninebot may be looking to head into the global market with its products.

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Xiaomi‘s ecological chain company Ninebot announced the Ninebot E-series and C-series electric motorbikes in China a couple of weeks back. The E-series made up of the Ninebot E80C, E90, E100, E125 and E200P is scheduled to be launched for the global market at CES 2020 bt the sales in China is about to roll. The E-series models are now available to pre-order in China. Only the E80C, E100 and E125 are available and it has a starting price of 4999 yuan ($715) for the base model. The E100 comes in at 7999 yuan ($1144) while the E125 adopts a 10,299 yuan ($14463) price tag.

All the models have several features which distinguish them from each other ranging from their maximum speed to battery range and others. The high-end variant is the NineBot E200P but isn’t available yet. The E200P has a maximum speed of 100km/h and a staggering range of 200km. The base version -Ninebot E80C comes with a range of 90km and a maximum speed of 51km/h. The E90 has a range of 100km and max. speed tops at 55km/h. Both the E80C and E90 pack a 1.2Kw battery but the E80C uses a Lead acid battery.

The Ninebot E-series e-bikes come with several smart features. The bike can recognize scenes such as riding, pushing, and getting off. The bike can automatically switch according to the scene, such as when it is pushed uphill, it will automatically assist. Through a variety of sensors and smart scene recognition, the bike can be driven at the touch of a button. When a rider gets onboard, the side stays retracts automatically and when they get out of the car, they can automatically put the side stays and lock the car automatically.

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In addition, the Ninebot E-series supports positioning tracking (GPS) and remote control of the bike. In addition to GPS positioning, it can be remotely controlled to lock and trigger an alarm if lost. In terms of anti-theft, the e-bike has an active anti-theft system, and an anti-theft module is integrated into the entire body of the electric vehicle. Officials say thieves have no way to bypass the alarm device by destroying the module.

The Ninebot E-series is equipped with Segway-Ninebot 5.0 car assistant, which can display real-time key information such as vehicle speed, battery status and mileage to ensure driving safety. Other features include a 2100 lumens smart headlights, floating full-screen control panel, a 22L of storage compartment under the seat, a built-in module that records information such as car habits which can be retrieved during repairs.

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Xiaomi‘s ecological chain company Ninebot today held its scheduled launch event and as expected, the company took the wraps off not just an e-bike but several models basically under the Ninebot C-series and -series. The Ninebot E-series models are the high-end version and come with several features that will surely make a mark in the market due to their configurations.

Ninebot’s E-series is made up of the Ninebot E80C, E90, E100, E125 and E200P. All five models have several features which distinguish them from each other ranging from their maximum speed to battery range and others.

The high-end variant among the lot is the NineBot E200P which has a maximum speed of 100km/h and a staggering range of 200km. The base version -Ninebot E80C comes with a range of 90km and a maximum speed of 51km/h. The E90 has a range of 100km and max. speed tops at 55km/h. Both the E80C and E90 pack a 1.2Kw battery.

Further, the Ninebot E100 with a 1.8kw battery, a maximum speed of 60-65km/h and range of 100km-200km depending on the travelling speed. The E125 has a 2.4kw power train and can travel at a speed of 80-100km/r while the range is between 120-240km, also depending on the speed. The E200 packs a 5kw battery and can travel up to 100km/h. At that maximum speed, the e-bike still has a range of 200km. The range will definitely increase if the bike is riven at a lesser speed.

The Ninebot E-series e-bikes come with several smart features. The bike can recognize scenes such as riding, pushing, and getting off. The bike can automatically switch according to the scene, such as when it is pushed uphill, it will automatically assist. Through a variety of sensors and smart scene recognition, the bike can be driven at the touch of a button. When a rider gets onboard, the side stays retracts automatically and when they get out of the car, they can automatically put the side stays and lock the car automatically.

In addition, the Ninebot E-series supports positioning tracking (GPS) and remote control of the bike. In addition to GPS positioning, it can be remotely controlled to lock and trigger an alarm if lost. In terms of anti-theft, the e-bike has an active anti-theft system, and an anti-theft module is integrated into the entire body of the electric vehicle. Officials say thieves have no way to bypass the alarm device by destroying the module.

The battery is very important for an electric vehicle. The Ninebot E80C uses a completely self-developed lead-acid battery system with an IPX7 waterproof rating. The officially optimized charging and the discharging system can extend the battery life. Ninebot says lead-acid batteries are less affected by temperature, and the battery life is still accurate even in extreme weather. The rest of the E-series models use a 72V/20Ah lithium battery. If the bike develops a fault on the road, an SOS signal is sent to the emergency contact provided with the exact coordinates of the rider. If the electric bike has not been used for a long time, it will also prompt the user to charge the battery to prevent damage caused by long-term lack of use.

The Ninebot E-series is equipped with Segway-Ninebot 5.0 car assistant, which can display real-time key information such as vehicle speed, battery status and mileage to ensure driving safety. At the press conference, Ninebot also mentioned that the E-series has a built-in module similar to the “black box” on aeroplanes. The module can record information such as car habits which can be retrieved during repairs.

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In other aspects, the E-series is equipped with a 2100 lumens smart headlights. The centre control panel adopts a floating full-screen design, and there is 22L of storage compartment under the seat.

Pricing and Availability

The Ninebot E-series pricing is as follows:

Ninebot E80C comes with a price tag of 4799 yuan (~$685) while the E90 sells for 5999 yuan (~$875). The Ninebot E100 is priced at 6,899 yuan ($985) with the option of a second battery. The E125 is priced at 9,999 yuan ($1428)also with the option of adding a second battery.

Finally, the Ninebot E200P, with more than 200 kilometres of battery life, Bosch’s 10th generation dual-channel ABS, and nitrogen hydraulic shock absorption, is priced at 16,999 yuan ($2,429). All models support extended warranty for 3 years for the battery, 6 years for the motor, and a lifetime warranty for the frame.

Segway-Ninebot has disclosed that it would be launching the e-Bikes for the international market at CES 2020. We’ll keep you posted here on Gizmochina.

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Xiaomi‘s ecological chain company Ninebot has released a series of teaser posters that point to the launch of an unnamed product on December 17. The posters leave incoherent clues as to what the product is but from the Weibo countdown, it looks like the product is a car!

We can’t say what type of car this is but since Ninebot is known for its self-balancing electric scooter, it is possible this is an electric car. However, we don’t think this is a big electric car, it is likely a toy car. We’ll have to wait until the launch to find out what it is exactly. In another light, the product could also be an electric bike (eBike).

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Xiaomi is popular in and outside China for several reasons apart from its affordable premium smartphones. The company boast of a retinue of cool gadgets ranging from smart home products, IoTs, electric scooters and several others. The Segway-inspired Ninebot self-balancing scooter is one of its most popular products due to its affordability and sleek design. It even has a GoKart kit to convert the scooter to a racing Gokart. Xiaomi has a substantial sake in Ninebot which helped the latter acquire American self-balancing scooter manufacturer, Segway back in April 2015. Although Ninebot is an independent brand, the new product will likely be sold leveraging on Xiaomi’s widespread reach.

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While we’ve all seen skates before, I don’t think anyone’s seen anything like this. Xiaomi has gone and unveiled the latest Ninebot product, the Mijia Self Balancing e-Skates. I don’t think I can understate how awesome this looks, it’s got an almost futuristic feel to it. Ninebot’s mastery of self balancing boards and segways have given us this pretty cool pair of skates. So, let’s take a closer look at the brand new Mijia Self Balancing e-Skates.

First off, let’s take a close look at some of the thing’s specifications. Each balance wheel weighs about 2.6kg, which isn’t too bad. The chassis is a one-piece die-cast magnesium alloy that weighs in at 354g. Xiaomi and Ninebot tout it is being lightweight and very strong, so hopefully it holds up well overtime. Unfortunately, it only supports people of up to 80KGs, so there’s a chance some won’t get to experience it.

Each balance wheel has six high-powered 18,650 batteries and can last up to 80 minutes. There’s an intelligent BMS battery management system on board that helps distributes the load in a low battery state, effectively protecting the battery. Ninebot also says you should only use these on flat and dry ground, if that weren’t already obvious enough.

Ninebot claims that all their 20 years of experience have come together to make the Mijia Self Balancing e-Skates. They’re supposedly just as complex as car, only shrunked down to the size of a shoe. In fact, that’s something they keep bringing up, so it’s clear they’re proud of it. In terms of pricing, the Mijia Self Balancing e-Skates go for 999 yuan and will go one sale on the 18th on June.

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Electric scooters are an ideal for short commute. These plug-in electric vehicles are lightweight, efficient and stylish.

If you have restlessly been waiting to buy an electric scooter without breaking the bank, now’s the time.

GearBest is doling out noteworthy discounts on the Ninebot Segway ES1 No. 9 and Xiaomi M365 folding electric scooters.

Ninebot Segway ES1 No. 9 Folding Electric Scooter

The Segway ES1 No. 9 is a great choice for various activities like commuting, shopping, entertainment, and leisure.

It is equipped with a powerful 500W motor and backed by a robust 5.2Ah Li-ion battery to ensure your trip is nothing short of perfect.

The foldable electric scooter from Xiaomi Mijia features a dual-brake system, which comprises a digital brake and a mechanical brake. It has a short braking distance of 4m.

The Ninebot Segway ES1 No. 9 would normally set you back $502.67, but you can now buy it for just $325.99 on GearBet.

On top of that, you can use coupon code GBES1QC to reduce the e-bike’s retail price to just $309.99.

You can visit this link to grab the discount. With only 400 pieces remaining, this promo is slated to end in just thirteen days.

Xiaomi M365 Folding Electric Scooter

The recently launched M365 is an irresistible electric scooter. It sports a unique folding design and is housed in a sturdy aircraft-grade aluminum alloy frame.

Aside from that, it features an advanced E-ABS braking system, cruise control system, kinetic energy recovery system, and an intelligent BMS system for an immersive riding experience.

Unlike the regular version that comes with a charger as an accessory in the package, this Europe version boasts an impressive array of accessories including an English user manual, screws, T-shaped wrench, extending nozzle, pair of spare tires, EU plug and a power adapter.
The Europe version of the Xiaomi M365 folding electric scooter usually carries $579.17 price tag, but you can now buy it for just $425.99 on GearBest. This 26 percent discount will be valid for the white color version of the electric bike.

There’s a 21 percent off on the white-tinted Xiaomi M365 electric scooter, which usually retails for $538.94, but can now be yours if you are willing to shell out just $425.99.

With only 193 pieces of the black and 213 pieces of the white color version left, this promo is slated to end in fourteen days. You can follow this link to grab the discount.

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There’s no dearth of electric scooters in the market today, but these newfangled electric vehicles that usually have two wheels do not come cheap.Much to the delight of those restlessly waiting to get their hands on an e-bike that doesn’t cost a bomb, leading manufacturers like Alfwise, Xiaomi and Ninebot have teamed up with GearBest in a bid to make high-end electric scooters more pocket-friendly. So without wasting more time, let’s check out the details.

Alfawise M1 Folding Electric Scooter

Marketed as an ideal electric vehicle for traveling short distances, the M1 is also a perfect gift for your kids. The e-bike is equipped with a double brake system that warrants utmost safety of your child.

The front wheel of the M1 adopts E-ABS anti-lock braking system while the rear-mounted wheels feature a mechanical disc brake that enables a short braking distance of 4m. While a top-branded e-bike offering comparable features would normally carry a steep price tag, the Alfawise M1 can now be yours for a dropped price of just $339.99 on GearBest.
This is a noteworthy 37 percent reduction in the scooter’s original asking price of $539.18, and there’s more for you to cheer about. Those spending over $50 and people shopping using the GearBest app will be eligible to get an extra $5 off coupon.

You can visit this link to grab the discount, which will be valid for the remaining 97 pieces of the M1 scooter’s black color version. Note that the promo is slated to end in five days.

Xiaomi M365 Folding Electric Scooter

This M365 electric scooter is a full-fledged personal electric vehicle featuring a highly portable folding design. The scooter is housed in a robust frame that’s made using aviation grade aluminum but still weighs in at just 12.5kg, making it an easily portable electric vehicle.

While you’d normally end up shelling out a fortune on a portable e-bike, Xiaomi is offering the M365 folding electric scooter for a considerably lowered price of just $369.99 on GearBest. This is a significant 36 percent drop in the e-bike’s original selling price of $575.72.

Aside from taking full advantage of the aforesaid discount, you can use a $5 off coupon if your order value exceeds $50. Note the coupon will only be valid until January 17th. On the downside, there were only 319 pieces of the scooter’s black and 456 pieces of the white color versions remaining for the promo.

You can follow this link to avail the discount. Note that the promo will come to an end in 29 days.

Ninebot Segway ES2 Folding Electric Scooter from Xiaomi Mijia

The Segway ES2 is an ideal folding electric scooter for a slew of activities like commuting, shopping, entertainment, and even leisure. It uses a powerful 700W motor to achieve max 25km/h speed and max 10-degree gradient.

Moreover, the e-bike draws its juices from a robust 5.2Ah Li-ion battery that delivers an impressive mileage of 25km. This easy-to-fold electric scooter uses solid rubber tire so that you can ride it on different grounds without any sort of inconvenience.

The Ninebot Segway ES2 folding electric scooter would normally set you back a pretty penny on online as well as offline stores, but you can now buy it for a dropped price of just $589 on GearBest. Aside from that, you can use a $5 off coupon if your grand total exceeds $50.

If this discount did not grab your attention, it might interest you to know that you can get an extra $229.01 off simply by applying coupon code QY2DVA1Z79656 during the check out process. In other words, you can bring the already lowered retail price of the Segway ES2 folding electric scooter further down to just $359.99 simply by applying the above-mentioned coupon.

It is worth noting that the discount will be valid for the remaining 110 black-tinted pieces of the Segway ES2 electric scooter for 29 days. You can head straight to this link to grab the discount before the promo wraps up!

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Today, Xiaomi held a Mi Ecosystem event at Beijing and announced two new products. One of the products is the Ninebot Plus, a successor to 2015’s Ninebot Mini.

For those of you who don’t remember Xiaomi and Ninebot’s history together, here is a short refresher. Back in April 2015, Ninebot acquired Segway, the American self-balancing scooter manufacturer. That acquisition was made possible by Xiaomi, a major investor in Ninebot.

The new Ninebot Plus brings a number of new features and a higher price tag.

Ninebot Plus Design

The Ninebot Plus features two 11-inch inflatable non-slip tires and a new magnesium alloy elastic frame. It weighs 16kg and measures 57.7 cm × 28 cm × 62cm. Unlike the Ninebot Mini, it comes only in white.

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Ninebot Plus Features

1. Remote: a new addition to the Ninebot Plus is its new remote control. With the remote control, you can unlock the scooter, summon it to come to you, turn on or turn off the scooter’s lights or even activate a “follow me” mode. The remote control is rechargeable and has a 9-hr battery life depending on if you frequently use its vibration alarm. Its 680mAh battery should charge in 3.5hrs via USB.

2. Load Mode: another feature the Ninebot Plus has is a load mode feature that lets you turn it into a sort of trolley to carry items. Thanks to a self-adjusting gravity function, the Ninebot Plus will automatically find its balance when you load it with items. Maximum load weight is 20kg.

3. Ninebot Plus Camera: this is the most interesting feature of the scooter. If you are into making videos, the scooter can come in handy. Just fit in the Xiaomi PTZ Camera into the special slot between the seat and your scooter doubles as a professional track slider. The camera has 3-axis OIS, records in 1080p and has a 104° wide angle sensor.

Ninebot Technical Specs

The Ninebot Plus has a maximum speed of 18km/h and features two 400W motors. Both motors can supply a turbo boost of 2500W combined. The scooter has an IP54 rating and supports a maximum load of 100kg when in riding mode.

Its 329Wh battery system is made up of 42 18650 high power lithium batteries that can last up to 35km on a single charge. Charging time comes in at 5.5hrs.

Ninebot Price & Availability

The Ninebot Plus is priced at ¥3499 (~$514) and will go on sale on July 11 at 11:oo AM. It will be available on the official Mi website, at Mi Home stores, and Jingdong Mall (JD.com). It is not clear if the

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Xiaomi and Ninebot had an important press conference a few hours ago. In the press event, the company revealed that Ninebot, the Chinese two wheeled electric vehicle maker has fully acquired Segway PT, its famous competitor in US. Segway’s two wheeled electric personal vehicle are quite popular all around the world. So, this makes an important acquisition for the Chinese company Ninebot.

However, Ninebot had some help from Xiaomi. The company reportedly invested around $80 million in Ninebot recently, which could have helped the purchase. However, how much of that money went into the purchase has not yet been revealed. This acquisition also provides both the companies with international patents and IP rights to release and market its products worldwide. Interestingly, the company had accused Ninebot of IP rights infringement a few months back.

With this additional patents, Ninebot can even start charge patents to similar product manufacturers in China. However, the company revealed nothing about its own or Segway’s future plans at the event.

Industry sources say that since this is a full acquisition of Segway, Ninebot could have paid as much as $1 Billion USD for the deal. But, there’s still no official word on the details of the deal.

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