I’ve got to say – when it comes to the EMOVE Cruiser, Voro Motors’ self-support resources are excellent.

As I’ve alluded to already, mileage is the EMOVE Cruiser’s strong suit. With a range of 62 miles, the Cruiser is simply unparalleled in its price and weight class. Let’s dig deeper. Mileage vs Price ComparisonThe EMOVE Cruiser weighs 52 lbs, which is about standard for a scooter of its price, specs, and extra features. While this makes the Cruiser just a little too heavy for me to recommend it whole-heartedly as a commuter scooter, it’s still great for zipping you from A to B.

You can activate the Cruiser’s cruise control by navigating to setting P17 on the scooter’s aforementioned QS-S4 display. Once engaged, it’ll allow you to maintain a constant speed, without having to keep the throttle pulled down. Normally, I don’t shout too loud about a cruise control feature, but on the Cruiser it’s vital. After all, this scooter can travel up to 62 miles off a single charge and trigger throttles aren’t the most user-friendly. LED Lights Speaking of the bars, there’s also a cool folding feature that lets them fold in to make the scooter even more narrow. With the Cruiser, however, you’re getting the same scooter, but in five different colors – meaning you have ultimate control over your machine’s aesthetic. Optional Seat Attachment It’s not a standing electric scooter, that’s for sure. But it also doesn’t fit with the other seated electric scooters because it is just so much more powerful.

Tall, telescopic, and teeming with several of the smartest features the scooter has to offer, the EMOVE Cruiser’s handlebars are one of its main attractions. Very few scooters in the industry sport a water resistance rating this high, and those that do are often equipped with an IP54 rating – which is inferior to the Cruiser’s IPX6 – since it means that scooters are only protected from splashes of water. After that, you’re done. You’ll just need to get familiar with the scooter’s handlebar and frame folding mechanisms and scour the manual. I’d also suggest flipping through the range of P-settings your Cruiser’s QS-S4 display boasts. In the case of this whip-smart device, ignorance isn’t bliss – and you won’t want to miss out on any of the super handy features within. It's heavy, which might sound like a bad thing, but it's actually a good thing. It's 115 lbs of weight helps it with traction and stability, especially in those flooded rainstorm conditions that I have mentioned earlier. The weight helps push the water out of the tires and gives you great grip in wet conditions. The weight and fork angle also prevents the scooter from feeling twitchy. It's an extremely capable scooter that is capable of going to places and getting into situations that are outside of the comfort zone of most people. The limit is you, not the scooter. Now THAT is confidence inspiring! Despite this, I’d always recommend grabbing an additional headlight to attach to your handlebars. Turn Signals

From my tests, I’ve found that the Cruiser is capable of speeds of as high as 30 mph. So how does that compare to its closest competitors? Speed vs Price Comparison Segway is a little on the expensive side, but they do make great scooters with excellent build and smooth performance. Meanwhile, Kugoo has the art of building rugged commuting electric scooters that feel also feel luxurious to ride on. Finally, you can count on Pure and Xiaomi to give you the best value for your money. Can I ride an electric scooter in the rain?With dual motors (350W front and 500W rear), there is no mistaking the performance of the 35 mph RoadRunner for the much slower Fiido Q1S despite having similar form factors and easy-riding styles. If you have an existing account with that provider, you will be directed to login. If you do not have an account, you will be prompted to complete a brief application. I’m here to tell you that you probably won’t need the second battery, as the first is so gigantic that it will likely give you everything you need. When it comes to braking, Voromotors made the wise decision to outfit the EMOVE Roadrunner with hydraulic brakes. You don’t want to try and stop 14″ wheels from 35 mph without some extra power. The brakes are technically hybrid hydraulic brakes, meaning there’s a mechanical pull from the bars and then a hydraulic piston down at the brake caliper. If you’re needing to elevate the Cruiser’s stem to such a height, it might mean you’re too tall for the scooter. In that case, try the Apollo Ghost or Mantis Base – they can accommodate taller riders. For context, I’m 6ft 1 and the Cruiser feels a little low for me. For anyone under 6ft, it will serve you just fine. Folding Handlebars for Enhanced Portability