Roller guide: battery, care and purchase advice
An electric scooter can serve your commute, errands or journeys around town. This guide provides practical orientation for choosing, using and caring for a scooter. Articles address specific questions about charging, documents for your first ride and situations that need workshop attention.
Choose the article that matches your question. Regulations depend on the precise vehicle category and version. Follow the manufacturer’s instructions for maintenance and charging, and keep the manual and identification details available.
Buying an electric scooter: how to find your model
From the charging station to the test drive: a practical decision-making aid for your electric scooter with advice, spare parts and workshop on site.
Buying a 125cc scooter: NEXT NX2 125i or NXCros...
Compare two NEXT petrol scooters for everyday use: sitting position, braking equipment, maintenance and the appropriate driving authorization before buying.
Electric scooter servicing: what should be chec...
Brakes, tires, steering, light and electrics: practical controls and clear signs of clarification in our workshop in Dietikon.
Electric scooters in winter: batteries, tyres a...
What you should consider in the cold season when it comes to range, loading space, tyres and service life. With a winter check for your scooter.
How far can your electric scooter travel in eve...
Manufacturer range, watt hours and reserve explained intelligible. That's how you plan your way to work and see noticeable changes.
Commuting by electric scooter: your checklist
Distance, driving time, charging space and weather: Before buying, check whether an electric scooter fits your work path in Zurich and Limmattal.
How to use the scooter guide
Before buying: match the model to your routine
Note your daily distance, charging access and storage needs. Then compare vehicle specifications and licence requirements. Allow a range reserve for hills, temperature and extra journeys. Answering these questions makes a model consultation more useful.
During use: describe changes clearly
If charging, displays or riding behaviour change, note when it happens. The model name, year and any error code help identify the issue. A display photo is often more informative than a general description. Contact our Dietikon workshop for further assessment.
You're already looking for a vehicle? Compare our Electric scooters. If you have a technical question, please see Workshop and repair the procedure and the contact options. For a particular component, the Spare parts consultancy to the appropriate request.