#Lenovo M2 Electric Scooter battery

I think it's now safe to say that there’s been a growing number of electric scooters for the past couple of years, especially around the metro. Design The Lenovo M2 looks like a fairly simple electric scooter but does have some of its bells and whistles that help it stand out from others. Features The Lenovo M2 electric scooter uses a triple braking system to come to a halt. The LED display sits right in between the handlebars and is used to show the current status of the Electric Scooter. There’s a red Lenovo logo above, and below is your speedometer, odometer, gear indicator, battery levels, and electronic lock. The Lenovo M2 electric scooter features four driving modes: Level 1 (5 km/h), Level 2 (15km/h), Level 3 (25 km/h), and what I like to call pedestrian mode, which lets you cruise at the same speed as someone walking. Performance The Lenovo M2’s battery is capable of outputting a total of 350W, capable of a top speed of, you guessed it, 25kph. But Lenovo downplayed themselves too much for their first scooter since we were able to reach a top speed to 27kph at times on flat ground; It is 350W of power after all. Read more in our articles including "Lenovo M2 Electric Scooter Review: Better than Xiaomi?" and "Lenovo launches M2 Electric Scooter in China".