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Why Bo costs more than Segway, Xiaomi, and similar scooters - and why it's worth it. A breakdown of battery safety, materials, and what makes Bo a true premium e-scooter.
We’re acutely aware that in a market which runs from $300 to $1500, a product launching at $2000+ looks a bit odd.
Especially when it comes from a relatively new brand, with a smaller marketing budget.(Spending all our money on better product is… ironically, not great for telling people we’ve done it.)But we sleep well at night.Because we’re shipping the safest, most thoughtfully engineered, and most joyfully rideable scooter we know how to build.
Scooters, for the most part, are not beautiful objects. In fact most look like the leftovers from a bike factory clearance sale. And yet Bo manages to take this same form factor and turn it into something genuinely uplifting and inspiring. This unique shape catches the eye, especially when it is in motion.
A big part of what makes Bo the best premium electric scooter isn’t just the ride (although that is elite...) It’s the trust: knowing that every single feature has been designed for your real-world life, including the bits you didn’t even know needed fixing.
Like locking.Like theft deterrence.Like peace of mind.
Everyone can reach 90%, maybe even 95%. The Bo difference is where we have re-designed even the smallest parts of your ride, and why elevates it from a product you tolerate to one you love.
The truth is, comfort has several components. Smoothing bumps is one. But if that comes at the cost of stability, predictability or precision, then the experience still sucks.
Bo gives you that 911 feeling; you know the bumps are there, but you also know exactly how the vehicle is responding to them.
The aim of this article is to give a comprehensive update on the latest EU e-scooter legislation, where we can find data.