Comparison Forte E9 Pro Max vs Forte E9G-B
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| Forte E9 Pro Max | Forte E9G-B | |
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RFID cards for locking and unlocking the electric scooter included | ||
| Max. load | 120 kg | 120 kg |
| Foldable design |  | |
Performance | ||
| Range | 45 km | 45 km |
| Power | 500 W | 500 W |
| Max. speed | 35 km/h | 35 km/h |
| Max. climbing angle | 12 ° | 12 ° |
| Drive | front | rear |
| Wheels | rubber air-filled 10 " | rubber air-filled 10 " |
| Suspension | front and rear | front and rear |
| Front brake | electric (regenerative) | electric (regenerative) |
| Rear brake | disc | disc |
| Regenerative | | |
Battery | ||
| Battery capacity | 15 Ah | 15 Ah |
| Voltage | 36 В | 36 В |
| Full charge time | 4 h | 4 h |
| USB charging output | USB A | |
Features | ||
| App control | | |
| Headlight | | |
| Brake lights | | |
| Signal / bell | | |
| Stand | | |
| Dustproof, waterproof | IPX4 | IPX4 |
General | ||
| Frame material | aluminium | aluminium |
| Size | 123x47x167 cm | 110x43x115 cm |
| Weight | 14 kg | 14 kg |
| Color | ||
| Added to E-Catalog | july 2025 | may 2025 |
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Glossary
Drive
The type of drive in the design of the scooter determines to which wheels the traction from the electric motor is transmitted.
- Front. The drive to the front wheel pulls the entire electric scooter. It provides improved stability on the road, minimizes the likelihood of skidding in corners, and guarantees a soft start and smooth acceleration. On the other hand, the electric motor at the front increases the weight of the wheel assembly and increases the effort when turning the handlebar.
- Rear. Rear-wheel drive electric scooters are not as stable on the road as front-wheel drive models. However, they are more frisky, demonstrate dynamic acceleration and easily conquer hills.
- All-wheel. Scooters with all-wheel drive combine all the positive qualities of front- and rear-wheel drive models in one package. They are also best suited for off-road driving — the all-wheel drive chassis does not care about pits and steep hills, other road irregularities, or mud deposits on the road.
- Front. The drive to the front wheel pulls the entire electric scooter. It provides improved stability on the road, minimizes the likelihood of skidding in corners, and guarantees a soft start and smooth acceleration. On the other hand, the electric motor at the front increases the weight of the wheel assembly and increases the effort when turning the handlebar.
- Rear. Rear-wheel drive electric scooters are not as stable on the road as front-wheel drive models. However, they are more frisky, demonstrate dynamic acceleration and easily conquer hills.
- All-wheel. Scooters with all-wheel drive combine all the positive qualities of front- and rear-wheel drive models in one package. They are also best suited for off-road driving — the all-wheel drive chassis does not care about pits and steep hills, other road irregularities, or mud deposits on the road.
USB charging output
The scooter has a USB output for charging a smartphone or other gadgets. For this, as a rule, USB-A or USB type C ports are used. The ability to charge gadgets can be useful when you have to stay away from chargers for a long time and at the same time it is important to stay connected. Most often, the output connectors for charging are located on the steering wheel of an electric scooter or combined with a holder for a smartphone, which is often used as a navigator around the area.