NIU 100P Electric Scooter for Adults with Suspension- 600W Max Power, 18 Miles Range, Max Speed 17.4MPH, Dual Brakes, Easy Folding Commuting E-Scooter, Bluetooth Connectivity, UL Certified

【Powerful and Efficient Performance】The NIU 100P features a robust 300W motor, delivering a top speed of 17.4mph with a max power output of 600W, making it ideal for urban commutes and hill climbs up to 15%. The 18-mile range ensures you can cover longer distances on a single charge.

【From City to Off-Road 】With 36mm dual-stroke suspension, the NIU 100P offers exceptional shock-absorption capabilities, perfect for varied terrain. Whether rocky trails, cobblestone streets, or off-road paths, NIU 100P ensures a comfortable, and controlled ride by minimizing vibrations and bumps.

【Dual Braking System for Safety】Experience safe and reliable braking with the front drum brake and rear regenerative braking system. This combination ensures quick stops and energy recovery, enhancing both safety and efficiency during your ride.

【Convenient Folding Design】The 100P features a 2-step easy folding mechanism, allowing you to fold and unfold the scooter in seconds. This portable design makes it perfect for commuters who need to carry their scooter on public transport or store it in tight spaces.

【Smart Connectivity Features】 Maximize your ride with smart features like Bluetooth connectivity and the NIU app. Customize your speed mode, unlock your scooter remotely, and set battery charge limits—all from your smartphone.

【Enhanced Riding Comfort】The 100P comes equipped with 9.5'' pneumatic tube tires that offer a smooth and stable ride, effectively absorbing shocks on uneven terrain. Weighing only 38.1 lbs, this scooter is lightweight yet durable, supporting riders up to 265 lbs.

【NIU Quality Assurance】The 100P is UL certified and comes with NIU’s comprehensive 2-year warranty. This ensures peace of mind with reliable after-sales support, covering accessories and consumable parts.

【Range Advisory】Please note that factors such as frequent acceleration and braking, uneven road conditions, low temperatures, rain or snow, and under-inflated tires may affect the actual riding range.