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Electric Scooters
Two-wheel electric scooters are the core of the AMOTO catalog: 83 Citycoco and commuter pages plus a 34-page motorcycle family. This page groups them by the job they do, with a link to the specification page for each line.
Start with the family that fits your market
Citycoco Electric Scooters
The flagship fat-tire family: EH01, EH02 and EH03 models at 60V, removable lithium batteries, 200 kg published loading capacity.
EEC Electric Scooters
Models carrying EEC or COC listings for European importers, including the A21 — with document guidance for buyers.
Commuter Electric Scooters
The A11 city model: 500W, 48V 20Ah, 40 km range as listed on its detail page — the simplest spec in the catalog to verify.
Fat Tire Electric Scooters
Citycoco models on 12-inch wheels plus the A22 1500W fat-tire model, grouped with their published travel distances.
Electric Scooters for Adults
Two-seat and big-wheel models for adult riders, including the published 200 kg loading-capacity lines.
Electric Scooter with Seat
Seated models including the 60V 1500W big-seat Citycoco and two-seat variants with published range data.
Long Range & High Power
The CP-8 published at 100–120 km per charge and dual-battery Citycoco fitments published at up to 140 km.
Electric Chopper Scooters
The HL3.0 and X13 chopper-styled Citycoco models, with HL3.0's published 1500W/3000W data in full.
Street Legal — What It Takes
How EEC and COC listings, speed classes and document checks decide whether a scooter can be registered in Europe.
Two-wheelers beyond scooters
The same catalog carries a full electric motorcycle family — the SL, ZL8 and ZL9 2000W models, the 3000W TTX, and a Vespa-style line (E-GRACE, E-VES, E-VPN, E-KANGAROO, E-Veracruz) for classic-styling markets. If your buyers move goods rather than people, the three-wheel lines live under electric tricycles, led by the A31 cargo tricycle.
Not sure which family fits? The buying guide compares the families using only published figures, and the batteries, motors and controllers page explains the 48V, 60V and 72V platforms that run across the range.