Which electric scooter suits you?
Choosing an electric scooter doesn't start with the best-looking model, but with how you'll use it. Do you commute to work or school every day, want maximum range, are you buying a first scooter for a child, or simply want fun on private land? At MoveVolt we split 136 models from 25 brands into 4 clear segments, so you make the right choice in minutes — with free shipping, current stock information and personal advice.
Choose based on your use and segment
MoveVolt's range is built around four use profiles. Start with how you'll ride, and the right model almost picks itself:
- City & commuter (40 models) — compact, foldable and quick for the daily commute. This is the largest group and ideal for the everyday trip to the office, campus or station.
- Powerful & long-range (57 models) — large battery, strong motor and the most range for longer distances or hills.
- Budget & entry-level (26 models) — start affordably from sharp prices, without unnecessary bells and whistles.
- Kids' scooter (13 models) — lower speed and a safe size, made for young riders.
Prices run from € 139 to € 4.199, with top speeds between 6 and 120 km/h — so there's a fitting model for every budget and goal. Torn between two segments? Our selection guide gets you there in a few clicks.
Check legality before you order
If you want to ride on public roads, this is the most important question of all. Of our range, 1 of 136 models are RDW-legal and permitted, while the other 135 are not (yet) — those are meant for private land, sport and off-road. In the Netherlands most electric scooters may not simply go on the road; only models approved by the RDW may. That sounds strict, but making the right choice up front saves you a fine and hassle.
In the catalogue, therefore, use the legal filter to instantly see only the permitted models. Do you mainly ride on an enclosed site, a sports venue or off-road? Then the non-admitted models are exactly what's open to you, often with more speed and power. Unsure what's allowed in your situation? Read our dedicated legality hub for the current rules and the RDW selection guide.
Set your budget and the specs that matter
Look beyond price alone. Three specs make the real difference in practice between a scooter that fits and one that disappoints:
- Range — how many kilometres per charge? A short city ride needs less than a long commute. Always allow a margin against the factory figure, because cold, weight and hills take kilometres off in practice.
- Top speed — partly determines whether a model is allowed and how quickly you get around. In our range speeds run from 6 to 120 km/h; the highest are mainly in the sport and off-road models.
- Weight — important if you often carry the scooter, for instance on the train or up the stairs to your apartment. A foldable city model is then nicer than a heavy long-range scooter.
With 25 brands — from top names like Segway-Ninebot (40 models), Denver (12) and Xiaomi (8) to Joyor, VMAX and Zero — there's a reliable option for every wish. Still not sure? Our selection guide filters by use, budget and legality, and if in doubt we give expert advice. Contact us if you want to assess a model first; we will honestly explain which options are available. Paying in instalments via Klarna is possible, shipping is free and all models come with a statutory warranty.
Frequently asked questions
Which electric scooter is best for commuting?
For commuters you'll usually choose from the City & commuter segment: 40 compact, foldable models that are quick and handy. If you want extra range or more power for hills, look at Powerful & long-range.
How much do MoveVolt's electric scooters cost?
Prices run from € 139 for an entry-level model to € 4.199 for the most powerful long-range scooters. Paying in instalments via Klarna is possible and shipping is free.
Is every scooter in the range allowed on public roads?
No. Of the 136 models, 1 is RDW-legal and permitted on public roads (the Selana Alpha), and 135 are for private land, sport or off-road only. Filter the catalogue by 'legal' or consult our legality hub.