AGM Goccia GEV1000 vs Segway Ninebot KickScooter ES3

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Compare Specifications of AGM Goccia GEV1000 and Segway Ninebot KickScooter ES3

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Technical Specifications

Fuel	Electric	Electric
Motor	1000 W Hub motor	600 W Motor
Range	60 km Per Charge	45 Km Per Charge
Charging Time	4 hours	7 Hours
Engine Starting	Electric	Electric Start
Top Speed	45 kmph	25 kmph
Battery	20Ah lithium-ion battery	374 Wh Battery
Battery Warranty	--	6 Months Warranty
Display	Digital display	LED Digital Dashboard
Handle Bar	Adjustable handlebar	--
Headlamp	LED	LED
Taillamp	LED	LED

Tyres

Front	14 inch	8″ Large Solid Non-Pneumatic Tires
Rear	14 inch	7.5″ Large Solid Non-Pneumatic Tires
Wheel / RIM	Alloy	Alloy

Brakes

Front	Disc Brake	Electric Brake + Mechanical Brake
Rear	Drum Brake	Electric Brake + Mechanical Brake

Suspension

Front	Double shock absorbers	Front Shock Absorption
Rear	Double shock absorbers	--

Colors Available

Colors

White

Dark Grey

Physical Specs

Length	1700 mm	1020 mm
Width	660 mm	430 mm
Height	1050 mm	1130 mm
Weight	--	13.6 kg

Overview

About	AGM Goccia GEV1000 is equipped with two driving modes. Read More	Segway Ninebot KickScooter ES3 Riding Modes are Speed limit mode, Standard mode and Sport mode. Read More
Features	- Digital display - Alarm system - USB connection - 2 driving modes - Key-less start system.	- Dual Battery - One-step Folding System - Double-Braking System - One Stop and Go
Additional Details	--	Payload : 100 kg Max. Slope : 15° Traversable Terrain asphalt/flat pavement Operating Temperature : 14–104°F (-10–40°C) Storage Temperature : -4–122°F (-20–50°C) IP Rating : IP54 Battery Management System : Over-heating, short circuit, over-current and over-charge protection

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