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Motorized kick scooters are used in law enforcement, security patrolling and leisure. Different jurisdictions have their own rules regulating electric kick scooter use on public roads and footways. This segment of the micro-mobility market made large inroads in 2018, with numerous dockless e-scooters appearing in major cities worldwide, sometimes in controversial and contentious unsanctioned roll-outs, such as in San Francisco. In 2017, some bicycle-sharing companies such as Lime, and some scooter-only companies such as Bird, began offering dockless electric kick scooter sharing services. One reference shows ranges of 3 to 220 km (2 to 137 mi), and maximum speeds from 19 to 120 km/h (12 to 75 mph). Range and speed vary considerably according to model. The use of an electric motor makes gears unnecessary, and may support energy recovery by regenerative braking. They usually have two wheels between 8 inches (200 mm) and 11 inches (280 mm) in diameter, one or both of which are fitted with an electric motor, connected by a platform on which the rider stands, with a handlebar for support and steering. Įlectric kick scooters have surpassed internal combustion-engined scooters in popularity since 2000. 2018: Dockless scooter-sharing systems are rolled out in major cities, largely as expansions of bike-sharing systems.2013: Light electric folding scooters powered by rechargeable lithium batteries and brushless hub motors become available from Micro Mobility Systems AG.2010: Ricardo Nimrod Sapir starts producing the world's first motorized folding e-scooter utilizing lithium-ion batteries and a brushless hub motor under the MyWay brand in Avihayil, Israel, renamed Inokim in 2013 and later moving production to Ningbo, China.2009: Italian-Israeli designer Ricardo Nimrod Sapir designs the world's first folding e-scooter based on his patent.November 2009: Go-Ped introduces its first completely propane-powered scooter and go-kart, the GSR Pro-Ped and GSR Pro-Quad.2004: Evo Powerboards introduces the 2x, the first scooter with a two-speed transmission.

May 2001: Go-Ped introduces the first full-suspension stand-up e-scooter, the Hoverboard.

1986: Go-Ped introduces the first modern stand-up scooters, the Roadster and Sport.

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Production continued until 1921 Krupp of Germany built the Autoped under license from 1919 to 1922. Pulling back on the handlebar disengaged the clutch and applied the brake. 1915: Autoped introduces its stand-up scooter.

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