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Segway ZT3 Pro Electric Scooter
Perfect for the commuter looking for that little extra zip in their life, AND a plush e-scooter ride with class-leading suspension. In-built GPS? Already got you covered with 'Apple Find My' (as long as you are an iPhone user).
The new 2025 ZT3 bridges the gap between the keep-it-simple commuter electric scooter nz classics like the InMotion Air Pro and Segway F2 Pro, and a more performance-oriented scooter.
With a space-age design modelled on the big-brother GT2, this one turns heads even faster than it turns its 11" wheels. And that's pretty quick, with a 650W motor pumping out the watts, peaking at an impressive 1600w!
Great weather protection completes the package. There will be a lot of these hitting the streets in 2025, as it really covers many bases for the commuter crowd.
*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
$1,180.47
Segway ZT3 Pro Electric Scooter—
$1,180.47
Description
Perfect for the commuter looking for that little extra zip in their life, AND a plush e-scooter ride with class-leading suspension. In-built GPS? Already got you covered with 'Apple Find My' (as long as you are an iPhone user).
The new 2025 ZT3 bridges the gap between the keep-it-simple commuter electric scooter nz classics like the InMotion Air Pro and Segway F2 Pro, and a more performance-oriented scooter.
With a space-age design modelled on the big-brother GT2, this one turns heads even faster than it turns its 11" wheels. And that's pretty quick, with a 650W motor pumping out the watts, peaking at an impressive 1600w!
Great weather protection completes the package. There will be a lot of these hitting the streets in 2025, as it really covers many bases for the commuter crowd.
*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
