Evoca E350 36V Foldable Electric Scooter $199 + Delivery ($0 OnePass/ C&C/ In-Store) @ Target

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The Evoca E350 Foldable Electric Scooter offers convenience, practicality, and performance for a smooth and enjoyable ride. With a top speed of 25km/h* and three speed modes, it adapts to different riding needs. The foldable design ensures easy transport and storage.

Powered by a 36V/6AH battery with a 4-5 hour charge time, it features 8.5-inch puncture-proof tyres, electric and rear disc brakes. The LCD display shows speed, range, and battery level.

Reaching a top speed of 25km/h*, the scooter offers three speed modes (10 km/h, 15 km/h, and 25km/h*) to suit varying riding styles. The E350 is equipped with 8.5-inch puncture-proof tyres and a reliable braking system featuring an electric brake and rear disc.

Bright LED lights at the front and rear enhance visibility, while the LCD display keeps riders informed with speed, range, and battery level updates.

A convenient mobile app is available for battery and security functionality.

Recommended for riders aged 10+ and 150 cm or taller, it supports a maximum load of 100 kg.

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It's $100 cheaper than the last deal, so I'm going to give it a try. A nice Christmas gift to myself!


Delivery costs for non-OnePass holders varies between $20 and $184, depending on the delivery postcode.

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Comments

  • +1

    20km range… this would have me think twice even at the price. When I had a cheap Segway the range was about 30km and realistically it did about 10-15km.

    However, if it’s just to go around the suburb… might be a cheap way to try out escooting and upgrade later on.

    Maybe also a good one for the teenagers to play with… they won’t get far :D

    • **Range: tested while riding with a full battery, 75kg (165lbs) load, at the speed of 15km/h on pavement.

    • I agree, it's likely around 20km for the 10km/h mode with a very light person. I am hoping to get a good 10kms of range out of this :D

      • +2

        For $200 it’s still pretty good.

        Also don’t leave charging when you’re not home or asleep. Even on my $1000 scooter I’m mindful of battery fires

        • Thanks for the tip! Would a PowerPoint timer or a smart PowerPoint help prevent this? Or do these fires typically happen randomly, or only when the battery is overcharging?

    • +1

      6Ah battery, so like 200W for 1 hr. 20km is realistic at 15km/h.

      Aside from being a toy, I reckon this will be great for to & from the train station at busy times when you can't take an e-bike.
      Easy to throw in the car too.

  • -1

    15 degree max climb lol

    • +2

      Yet again confirming my predjudice that anyone who puts "lol" in a post is talking out of their a^Hhat.
      That is like the steepest road in Perth. Are you in Hobart?

      • +2

        Your post contains "lol"

      • yes 15° climb on a single motor scooter with no rider would still a LOL.

    • Start walking.

  • -1

    puncture-proof tyres

    lol. nothing is puncture proof. not much credibility

    • +4

      solid plasticky rubber is puncture-proof. it's just marketing terminology.

      • Ah I guess… I didn't even consider solid rubber, my bad

        • it's like how 'vegan leather' sounds more enticing than 'plastic fake leather'.

      • +1

        Solid tyres make for a very rough ride on your average footpath, and the wheels have no provision for valves, so you can't fix it.

        Also scooter is quite small, would not recommend for the taller man.
        No front brake, (except regenerative?) good for novices to stop them flying over the handlebars, but it does mean poor stopping distance. You don't want to be going fast on these, even if you could.

        Seems to be a clone of the Xiaomi M365. Easy to get parts. Can upgrade the battery if you feel the need. And probably not hard to removed the speed governor to get maybe 30km/h, should you not value your skin.

        https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Xiaomi_M365

        • yeah honestly at 36v, these things may crack 30kmh with a mild tailwind at 100% charge. otherwise they will be around 20-25kmh on level ground and maybe 15kmh up a slight hill if you're lucky. Great for a quick 2km ride to the shops or train station, but don't buy if you're wanting a speedy and enjoyable commute beyond that.

          and yep, solid tyres generally suck. pneumatic tyres with a bit of sealant added in are much better. i've been riding air tyres with sealant for 2000km and yet to have a flat.

      • An eggboi lawyering lawyerz

  • Thanks OP, got 2 for the kids for Christmas.

  • -2

    Bought one for 300 a while back. Battery is a bit shit and it's weak as (profanity) uphill.

    But for 200 I'll buy again and return the original. 300 I couldn't advise, but 200, (profanity) it, well worth it

    • -1

      What a (profanity) frustratingly (profanity) sentence to read.

  • Got one this afternoon. It's pretty good kids are having fun with it. Have ordered another one so they can race around

  • bought one. good for the price

  • This or save up for something a little better? e.g Segway F40

  • FUAAAAAA….I bought it for $300 from last deal one OnePass….

    • Buy this one, return that on collection.

      I did.

      • did they accepted an open, without the box scooter?

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