Descrizione
A car solves the commute. A scooter solves the part of the commute the car cannot reach.
The gap between a train station and an office is usually less than two kilometres and almost always the worst part of the day. Walking takes twenty five minutes, a taxi takes twelve and costs more than the train fare, and a bicycle needs somewhere secure to live at both ends. An electric scooter collapses that gap to six minutes and folds into the space under a desk. The W7 is built for that specific errand, not for recreation, and that focus is why it works.
The motor is rated at 650 watts with a 500 watt continuous figure, drawing from a 36 volt 10.5 amp-hour pack. Range is quoted between 40 and 60 kilometres per charge under favourable conditions, with a realistic 25 to 35 kilometres once rider weight, gradient and temperature are accounted for. Top speed reaches 35 kilometres per hour, which is fast enough to hold a bike lane and slow enough to remain legal in most European jurisdictions at the restricted setting. The 8.5 inch tyres are matched to a dual suspension system, which is the single most consequential specification on a commuter scooter: small wheels plus no suspension equals a punishing ride on real pavement.
Charging takes six to eight hours, which means an overnight cycle rather than a lunchtime top-up, and the deck folds for carrying onto a train or into a lift. Side lighting and app control are included, so the scooter can be locked and monitored rather than left as an anonymous deck outside a café. For a rider replacing a second car for short trips, the arithmetic is straightforward: the scooter costs less than a year of parking, and it removes the two most annoying segments of the week.
The last mile is the one that decides whether you arrive in a good mood.
Specified for a commute
- ✦650W motor with a 500W continuous rating on a 36V system, tuned for gradients rather than top-speed bragging.
- ✦36V 10.5Ah battery delivering a realistic 25 to 35 km range with 40 to 60 km quoted under ideal conditions.
- ✦35 km/h top speed, restrictable to comply with local pavement and bike-lane rules.
- ✦Dual suspension paired with 8.5 inch tyres, the combination that makes real pavement tolerable.
- ✦Folding frame that collapses small enough for a train vestibule, a lift or the space under a desk.
- ✦Side lighting for visibility at junctions where a low deck disappears from a driver's view.
- ✦App control for lock state and ride monitoring, so the scooter is not anonymous when parked.
Technical summary
- Model W7
- Motor power 650W peak, 500W continuous
- Battery 36V 10.5Ah
- Quoted range 40-60 km
- Realistic range 25-35 km
- Top speed 35 km/h
- Tyre size 8.5 inch
- Suspension Dual
- Charging time 6-8 hours
- Folded Yes
- Lighting Side lights
- Connectivity App control
- Rider profile Unisex adult
Who rides it and why
Commuters use it for the station-to-office leg, folding it under a desk and charging at work once a week. University students use it to cover a campus that is too large to walk and too small to drive. City residents use it for the shop run that would otherwise be a ten minute walk each way with bags. Delivery riders in dense centres use it for short-radius jobs where a car cannot park and a bicycle cannot keep pace. Anyone who has calculated the cost of a second car against a handful of short trips each week is the natural buyer.
Range, legality and folding
Q: What range should I actually expect?
Plan on 25 to 35 kilometres. The quoted 40 to 60 kilometre figure assumes a light rider, flat ground, warm weather and a low assist setting. Cold weather, hills and a heavier rider all reduce it, as they do on any lithium pack.
Q: Is 35 km/h legal where I live?
It depends on jurisdiction. Many European countries cap legal scooter speed at 20 or 25 km/h on public roads and require the unit to be restricted. The W7 can be limited, and you should confirm the local rule before riding at full speed.
Q: Does it fold small enough for a train?
It folds to a compact deck-and-stem package that fits a train vestibule and a lift without blocking others. It is not a handbag-sized fold, so check the folded dimensions against your actual commute before buying.
Q: How long does charging take?
Six to eight hours from empty, so an overnight cycle is the normal pattern. There is no fast-charge claim, and treating the pack to a full overnight charge rather than repeated partial top-ups is better for its lifespan.
Q: Can it handle hills?
The 650W peak motor manages moderate gradients, but sustained steep climbs will draw the battery quickly and reduce range. If your route includes a long climb, expect to use a lower assist setting and plan charging around it.
The EastSupplier Promise
Ships from the Spain or Germany warehouse with EU-compliant charging hardware and CE certification. If a unit arrives with a battery or controller fault, we replace it rather than starting a repair cycle. Range and legality questions are answered in English before dispatch.
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