THE xiaomi It has some of the best electric scooters on the market, reference examples for those looking for new urban mobility solutions. With that in mind, we present some of the best alternatives to the car, all available in Xiaomi Storethe official store in Portugal.
Today, in fact, is European Car Free Day and what better occasion to shine a new light on Chinese technology solutions led by Lei Jun. The European initiative aims to get cars off the road and encourage discovery and/or adoption of alternative means of intra-urban displacement.
1. Xiaomi Mi Scooter Essential Electric Scooter
Maximum speed 20km/h
Autonomy: up to 20km
Weight: 12kg
First of all, we have the Xiaomi Mi Electric Scooter Essential. The Scooter that promises to be ready for all urban challenges. In fact, this new model weighs 12 kg to facilitate its transport everywhere.
In addition, it has an advanced E-ABS braking system, pneumatic tires, high-quality batteries and a kinetic energy recovery system.
2. Xiaomi 3 Lite electric scooter
Maximum speed 25km/h
Autonomy: up to 20km
Weight: 13kg
The new Scooter 3 Lite Scooter comes equipped with a high quality battery that will allow you to travel up to 20 km, it also has a quick folding system. In addition, it is made of aluminum alloy, which allows us to transport it effortlessly.
We are facing one of the electric scooters with the best quality/price ratio that we can buy in Portugal, with a good autonomy and a promising build quality.
3. Xiaomi 4 Pro Electric Scooter
Maximum speed 25km/h
Autonomy: up to 55km
Weight: 17kg
In third place we have the Xiaomi scooter with a classic design, but with even more powerful performance and more comfortable driving.
It is one of the best electric scooters on the market, allowing you to go further, climb even steeper slopes, always with the greatest comfort.
If you value an electric scooter with great autonomy, this is possibly the best purchase you can make.
Adopt an electric mobility solution with Xiaomi scooters
Transport is the only sector where greenhouse gas emissions have increased in the last three decades, registering a 33.5% increase between 1990 and 2019.
Significantly reducing CO2 emissions from transport will not be easy, as emission reduction levels have slowed.
Current projections point to a decline in transport emissions of just 22% by 2050 and thus well below current ambitions. Cars are the biggest polluters!
Road transport accounts for around a fifth of the EU’s emissions.
Carbon dioxide emissions from passenger transport vary significantly between transport modes. Cars are the biggest polluter, accounting for 60.6% of total carbon dioxide emissions from road transport in Europe in 2019.
With an average occupancy rate of 1.6 passengers per car in Europe -verified in 2018-, alternatives such as car sharing, the use of public transport, cycling or walking can help reduce emissions.
The report on urban mobility, road transport and environmental impact can be consulted at european parliament website.