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Forte E9 Pro Max
Forte M1 Max
Forte E9 Pro MaxForte M1 Max
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Max. load120 kg120 kg
Foldable design
Performance
Range45 km45 km
Power500 W500 W
Max. speed35 km/h30 km/h
Max. climbing angle12 °12 °
Drivefrontfront
Wheels
rubber air-filled
10 "
rubber air-filled
10 "
Suspensionfront and rearfront and rear
Front brakeelectric (regenerative)electric (regenerative)
Rear brakediscdisc
Regenerative
Battery
Battery capacity15 Ah15 Ah
Voltage36 В36 В
Full charge time4 h4 h
USB charging outputUSB A
Features
App control
Headlight
Turn signals
Brake lights
Signal / bell
Stand
Dustproof, waterproofIPX4IPX4
General
Frame materialaluminiumaluminium
Size123x47x167 cm123x47.2x167 cm
Weight14 kg14 kg
Color
Added to E-Catalogjuly 2025may 2025
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Glossary

Max. speed

A high top speed gives you more riding options and reduces travel time. However, it requires powerful motors and capacious batteries, which affects the price and weight of the scooter. In addition, the faster the scooter, the more careful you need to be when driving. Therefore, most of the electric scooters have a speed of 25 km / h or a little more - 30 km / h.

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.

Turn signals

Turn signals warn other drivers of your intention to make a manoeuvre. The presence of turn signals is especially useful when driving on public roads — warning others about a change in trajectory in such conditions is never superfluous.