New Foldable Electric Scooter Costs Under R$ 2,000 and Does Not Require a Driver’s License

The Electric Scooter That Doesn’t Require a License Is Very Similar to a Kick Scooter. Besides Being Practical, It Has a Nice Design and Is Available in Pink, White, and Gray

The Chinese company Okai announced this week the launch of the new model of electric scooter, the Okai EA10A. The electric scooter or electric bike runs at approximately 25 km/h and can circulates easily in urban areas. The best part? You invest little in the purchase and don’t need a license to ride it. Besides being practical, it has pedals in case the battery runs out, is foldable, takes up little space, and is available in pink, white, and gray.

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Electric Scooter Cheaper Than a Smartphone That Doesn’t Require a License

The scooter is already available for sale on various sites, with varying prices. Those looking to purchase the electric scooter will find it priced at US$ 399, which is approximately R$ 2,063 at the exchange rate. For industrial orders, meaning for those who wish to purchase more than 200 units for resale, the price drops to US$ 359, about R$ 1,855.

The Okai EA10A could be considered an electric bike in Brazil. This is good for those who want to save: it means it doesn’t require a license and is quite “affordable.”

Also Check Out the Electric Scooter from Honda That Costs Less Than Smartphones Available in the Brazilian Market

Recently launched by Honda, the U-GO is an electric scooter that costs US$ 1,150, however, the Scooter U-BE came to market at a much more accessible price, costing only US$ 475, equivalent to R$ 2,572 in direct conversion. The model, which is attracting the attention of consumers, is priced much lower than many smartphones and is considered practically a bicycle, given its maximum speed limit of 25 km/h.

With the cost of a mid-range smartphone, the Honda electric bike, even though it may not be very powerful, has been a huge attraction for consumers, as it is already basically a tradition in the country to use bicycles.

Technical Specifications of the Electric Scooter

• Model: Okai EA10A Scooter
• The wheels have 10-inch tubeless tires;
• The brakes are drum;
• The rear wheel has fully electronic traction control;
• Weighs about 26.5 kg; it has pedals in case the battery runs out;
• It is foldable and takes up little space;
• To recharge the vehicle, at least 7 hours are needed;
• Has Bluetooth signal for pairing with audio devices;
• Has a small LED panel fixed to the handlebars;
• Has a comfortable and durable seat;
• Reaches a maximum speed of 25 km/h, with a range of 35 km;
• Rear motor of 350 watts;
• Does not require a license to ride.

Learn More About the Chinese Company Okai

Okai is a multinational vehicle manufacturer with over 17 years of experience in micromobility, based in China. The company’s passion for mechanics and scooters led to a project aimed at facilitating urban mobility for people.

The brand has become globally recognized, making it so that with every launch of scooters, with the most diverse designs and attributes, Okai has grown increasingly. The multinational empowers people to go to and fro from all places, allowing them to travel safely, simply, effectively, and enjoyably.