E-Way E-5045FS has a range of up to 45 km per charge and front suspension for a more comfortable ride.The electric scooter comes with a 500 watt motor, 1000 watt max power, front damping, and can travel up to 45 km per charge. The E-5045FS is powerful enough to drive up hills with a 25% gradient. Please consider that the weight of the person will affect the performance of the electric scooter.RangeWith its 37 volt / 12.2ah battery you can drive up to 45 km per charge.Companion appIn the app for E-Way electric scooters, several settings can be controlled, such as braking power, speed and distance. p>Download the app for Android and iPhone by clicking the links here: iOS and Android.Easy to bringThe electric scooter can be folded, which means that it can be easily carried and taken with you, for example, on a bus, train or car.LockE-5045FS also has a practical locking ring, so you can easily lock it when you are at the store, in town or elsewhere places. This means that you no longer have to worry about how to lock the electric scooter when you park in a public place.Charging point and charging timeThe charging point on the E-5045FS is conveniently located at the front of the handlebar, and the battery is fully charged in approximately 6 hours.Handy hookE-5045FS a practical hook for a bag or purse.LED displayLarge LED display, which makes it easy to see both battery status and speed while driving.Puncture free tyresThe electric scooter has puncture-free tires so it can withstand riding on various surfaces.3 speed modesYou can even set 3 different speed modes to adapt the speed to the driving conditions or your experience as a driver.ApprovalThe electric scooter is IP54 approved. This means that it is perfect for use in good weather and can withstand light splashes of water.Electric Scooter RulesThe authorities are constantly updating the rules for the use of electric scooters. Current rules can be found here: Rules for electric scooters (vegvesen.no).Remember that insurance is mandatory from 1 January 2023. Insurance can be purchased via your insurance company or via our partner, Gjensidige here: Electric scooter insurance - GjensidigeFrequently Asked QuestionsQ: What is the actual speed of the product? Is it 20 km/h or 22 km/h?A: The actual speed of our electric scooters is 20 km/h. +-10%. Due to the regulatory changes from the Norwegian Road Administration, the E-Way app has been updated so that the speed settings are in accordance with the law.Traffic rules for electric scooters | The Swedish Road AdministrationQ: Will the latest E-Way app update change the settings on my scooter to a maximum speed of 20 km/h? Will the app make the scooter only able to travel 20 km/h?A: Yes, we encourage all our new and old customers to download the latest version of the E-Way app. In the latest version, there are some changes that ensure that products purchased before 01.01.2023 comply with the new regulations.Best in test electric scooters - Norwegian supplier | E-Way (wilfa.com)E-WAY APP (wilfa.com)Q: Does this mean that the electric scooter I have can go 22 km/h, but should update the app so that it has a maximum speed of 20 km/h? strong>A: That's right, download the latest version of the app: E-WAY APP (wilfa.com)Q: Is my scooter illegal to use until I update the app, if I haven't updated it yet?A: If you purchased your scooter before 01.01.23, it is configured to have a maximum speed according to the previous the speed regulations. You must update the app so that your electric scooter complies with the current regulations.Remember to follow the rules and recommendations from the local authorities. It is the owner/driver's responsibility to meet the requirements. It is the driver of the vehicle who is responsible for it meeting the technical requirements.Technical requirements for electric scooters | The Swedish Road AdministrationQ: Some websites write 22 km/h while others write 20 km/h. What is true for electric scooters from E-Way, 20 km/h or 22 km/h?A: Our website has the information according to the latest updated regulations from the Norwegian Road Administration, which is 20 km/h, from 01.01.23 .
