#Lenovo M2 Electric Scooter maximum weight

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 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. Although rated to handle an incline of up to 15-degrees, The Lenovo Electric Scooter M2 is not entirely free from this problem. In their online press conference, Lenovo has launched its new electric scooter, the M2. The M2 electric scooter features a front-folding design built using magnesium alloy - reducing its weight to under 15Kg. The Xiaomi Electric Scooter 6 has a 400W motor, which has a peak power output of 800W, enabling the scooter to attain a maximum speed of 25km/h, which is the standard speed in most urban areas. Read more in our articles including "Lenovo M2 Electric Scooter Review: Better than Xiaomi?" and "Lenovo launches M2 Electric Scooter in China".