Electric scooters have gained immense popularity in Europe, with an increasing number of people embracing them as their preferred mode of transportation. One major benefit is their affordability to maintain, as they require minimal maintenance apart from occasional brake and tire replacements. Additionally, Europe has adopted more lenient licensing regulations for electric scooters, making them much more accessible.
Italy has a new player in the electric scooter market in the form of the Askoll XKP. This model is based on Askoll's ES range and has been specifically designed to cater to the needs of urban city dwellers, providing them with a practical and straightforward mobility solution. The Askoll XKP comes in two versions, each equipped with speed limiters that align with various license requirements. For instance, the moped version restricts the scooter's speed to 45 kilometers per hour (28 miles per hour), while the A1 version, a 125cc-equivalent, permits a speed limit of 66 kilometers per hour (41 miles per hour).
