E-TWOW TK-3 Electric Scooter
E-TWOW specialise in premium quality e-scooters that deliver genuine EV technology to the Personal Vehicle market. With your safety at the centre of everything they do E-TWOW have developed a dual motor commuter electric scooter that delivers a premium experience for the discerning commuter.
The TK-2 and TK-3 share many traits, with the TK-3 being the larger of the 2, with 700 rather than 500w motors, and a 600wh battery. The TK-3 is the right choice for larger riders.
Regenerative braking. Sleek design. Bright headlamp that has automatic function. Indicators and super user-friendly design. A dedicated app helps you manage your scooter and set it up for your preferences.
Super reliable and super lightweight electric scooter nz. Range up to 40km. Speed up to 50km with excellent climbing ability.
*Please read our page on electric scooter nz motor wattages and current NZTA regulations before purchase. Electric Scooters above 300W output sit outside the current NZTA definition of an 'e-scooter'. To read up on the current legal framework Click Here
Original: $1,180.47
-65%$1,180.47
$413.16
Description
E-TWOW specialise in premium quality e-scooters that deliver genuine EV technology to the Personal Vehicle market. With your safety at the centre of everything they do E-TWOW have developed a dual motor commuter electric scooter that delivers a premium experience for the discerning commuter.
The TK-2 and TK-3 share many traits, with the TK-3 being the larger of the 2, with 700 rather than 500w motors, and a 600wh battery. The TK-3 is the right choice for larger riders.
Regenerative braking. Sleek design. Bright headlamp that has automatic function. Indicators and super user-friendly design. A dedicated app helps you manage your scooter and set it up for your preferences.
Super reliable and super lightweight electric scooter nz. Range up to 40km. Speed up to 50km with excellent climbing ability.
*Please read our page on electric scooter nz motor wattages and current NZTA regulations before purchase. Electric Scooters above 300W output sit outside the current NZTA definition of an 'e-scooter'. To read up on the current legal framework Click Here
