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3.2Autonomy
The autonomy for a full charge can be up to60km, but varies greatly depending on
several factors, such as:
Field :Dry, smooth, flat terrain increases travel distance. Sloping terrain
(positive) reduces autonomy.
User weight:The user's body weight has an impact on autonomy. The heavier
the user, the less autonomy.
Tire inflation:The recommended pressure range for both tires is [2 to 2,6bars].
Outside this range, the risk of puncture is higher, mechanical wear of the
product is accelerated and autonomy is greatly reduced.
Room temperature :Storing and using your scooter at the recommended
temperature can increase battery life. Conversely, usetherescooter outside
these temperature parameters reduces the latter.
Speed and driving habits:Driving at a constant, low speed increases
range. Conversely, frequent starts, stops, accelerations and decelerations
reduce the range.
Interview :Having a well-maintained scooter (properly inflated tires, correctly
adjusted brake, etc.) preserves autonomy.
Range, hill capacity and speed may vary depending on user weight, use,
temperature and elevation of the route.
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