There's a reason e-scooter companies use the Xiaomi Mi: It's easy to ride, can move at up to 15 mph, and sturdy enough to keep up with city traffic.

At 12.5kg, the Xiaomi Mi 1S is easier to carry in one hand than every other scooter we tested – barring only the fractionally more lightweight Unagi Model One above (£899, Leisurelakesbikes.com).

Easy to use and light as a feather, the Xiaomi Electric Scooter Essential weighs a mere 12kg, and folds up easily, making it simple to carry when you arrive at your destination.

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Released in June 2020, the Xiaomi Mi Electric Scooter Essential is shockingly one of the most inexpensive scooters on the market. So, if you are looking to buy one of the scooters in the Xiaomi range, ...

At the time of writing, the Xiaomi Mi Electric Scooter Pro 2 is listed for sale on Amazon for £489.15. Clicking the ‘Apply Now’ button on one of the Facebook posts takes you to a webpage featuring the ...

Get anywhere you need to be with efficiency and finesse with the Mi Electric Scooter Essential. With its fast 3-second folding design, transporting it is easy and versatile. It offers a 20km long… ...

It follows a similar collaboration between Chinese scooter maker Xiaomi MI and Mercedes in 2020, which saw them create an F1-inspired electric scooter.

At €999, the Xiaomi Electric Scooter 4 Ultra isn’t even super expensive for a 500W/940W scooter with this kind of range. I looked at my rental scooter apps and have spent about that on rentals ...