Segway renews its high-end range of scooters: all-terrain power, 80 km real autonomy and new certification standards

its market Electric scooter It has ceased to be an area focused solely on leisure and has become a real option for daily mobility for thousands of users. However, the biggest headache when buying a Personal Mobility Vehicle (PMV) is the gap between the autonomy promised by the manufacturer and the actual kilometers travelled.

To address this imbalance and strengthen its position in the upper range, Segway presents its two new flagships: the All Terrain Segway ZT3 MAX (available for reservation for 999 euros) and long-distance models Segway Ninebot MAX G3 Pro (which can be pre-booked for 1,099 euros). Both will arrive in the Spanish market this month, with a new homologation standard supported by TUV Rheinland and an improved after-sales warranty plan.

Goodbye to the theoretical kilometre: the value of autonomy at top speed

The key conceptual innovation that accompanies these two launches is not just in their engines or chassis, but in the clarity of their technical specifications. So far, the Autonomy Calculations were made with closed circuit, at very low speeds (15 km/h or Eco mode) and with light users as declared by most manufacturers.

Segway, together with the independent entity TÜV Rheinland, applied the seal “The range at max. speed“. This method tests the scooters and pushes them to 100% of the maximum allowed speed (25 km/h in Europe) and stops the measurement as soon as the vehicle is not able to maintain at least 60% of that speed. Thus, the declared figures reflect. actual performance which users will find in their daily journey.

Two usage profiles: off-road response or long-distance travel

Segway ZT3 MAX

This scooter is designed for those who travel uneven roadOn cobblestone roads, dirt roads or roads with steep slopes. The ZT3 MAX takes a significant leap in performance over the previous generation:

• Gross Power: Its motor delivers a peak of 2,200 watts, allowing it to climb slopes of up to 30% without losing thrust.
• Improved cushioning: It includes a double crown front fork with a double two-stage hydraulic suspension.
• XL Wheel: It mounts a 12-inch front tire and an 11-inch rear tire, designed to absorb urban bumps firmly.
• Actual Autonomy: 60 km at a maximum sustained speed of 25 km/h.

Ninebot MAX G3 Pro

Designed to replace Intercity travel or crossing big cities End-to-end without charger dependency:

• Large battery capacity: It integrates an 899 Wh (19.2 Ah) package that provides 80 km of practical autonomy at 25 km/h.
• Simplified loading: Distribution with heavy external transformer; It includes an integrated fast charging system with direct cable and even support for dual-input charging.
• Smart Box: Digital dashboard with 2.4-inch TFT color screen that shows the route with turn-by-turn navigation directly on the handlebar.
• Protection against water: It has IPX6 certification for the general body of the scooter and IPX7 for the battery, with self-sealing tires to avoid shock due to punctures.

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