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lilatrudi
8 months ago

In the description: “maximum maximum speed adjustable (6km/h-20km/h)”.
10% is the permitted speed tolerance. Whether it actually drives it is irrelevant for insurance.
The Scooter has the official approval and is therefore one of the 20 km/h insurance regulations.

lilatrudi
8 months ago
Reply to  Andreygors

Please

MrMixAlpak
8 months ago

There are exceptions for e-rollers that drive up to 25 km/h, see here:

https://www.bussgeldkatalog.org/e-scooter-25-km-h/

However, as you have noticed, it is more difficult to insure such because they do not fall into the standard of 20 km/h.

I would contact the insurance companies directly and ask for an individual offer.

dieneuelinie
8 months ago

Only E-Scooters that have a road permit can be insured. And this requires a maximum speed of 20 km/h.

dieneuelinie
8 months ago
Reply to  Andreygors

Well, the manufacturer writes “adjusted to 20 km/h + maximum 10%”. From mine is the peasantry. It will run 20 km/h.

ano78577
8 months ago
Reply to  Andreygors

What’s in the guide