Everybody’s looking for ways to save some money right now. And whether you’re heading to campus for your morning lecture or just dealing with the daily commute, travel costs only seem to be increasing. E-scooters are a fantastic way to cut back on your transport expenses but they can often be prohibitively pricey in themselves. Which is why Sharp’s new range of affordable e-scooters could be such a game-changer if you’re looking to bring down your bills.
With a robust body fashioned from aluminium alloy and steel, the Sharp EM-KS1 is a hardy chap, able to carry loads of up to 120kg, rather than the industry standard 100kg. Despite this, it tips the scales at a positively svelte 16kg, meaning you don’t need to be as swole as Chris Hemsworth to carry it onto a train platform. You also don’t have to sacrifice power for this portability: the EM-KS1’s 36V motor can hit 25km/h and its 6.6Ah battery can carry you for a range of 15.5 miles on a single charge. At a cost of just £399 from Euronics or £429.99 from Amazon, this is a super flexible yet affordable e-scooter.
