Top Ten Best Electric Mopeds in 2023

I believe it is safe to say that the market for electric mopeds and scooters is expanding rapidly and given the debate surrounding climate change and what we can do as individuals to be more environmentally friendly. I predict that, just like last year, this year will see more manufacturers set to dominate the industry with their electric vehicles. After all, we will list Top Ten Best Electric Mopeds in 2023 in this blog post.

Top Ten Best Electric Mopeds in 2023 – Top Rated

10. Honda EM1e

This all-new model, one of 10 electric motorcycles that Honda plans to introduce by 2025, was recently added to our list of the top 10 new scooters in 2023 following its unveiling at EICMA 2022.

In the coming months, it will be interesting to see how the Em1e compares to its rivals as it will feature a never-before-seen Honda Power Pack E.

One thing to remember about the Honda EM1e is that there aren’t many official specifications available at the time of writing. Nevertheless, the Em1e will have the usual electric scooter technology, including LED lighting, an LCD, and a combined braking system.

9. Vespa Elettrica (L1)

The Elettrica has a 3.5kW electric motor that can generate up to 4kW of power and has a top speed of 30 mph. It was designed with city cruising and narrow streets in mind.

This Vespa has three power modes (‘Eco,’ ‘Power,’ and ‘Reverse’), a 4.3-inch TFT screen, smartphone connectivity, and LED lighting.

There’s no getting around the fact that the Vespa Elettrica is a costly offering, costing £6,500, so not everyone will have that kind of budget available. However, Vespas are recognizable, and I’m sure many people want to experience the brand’s first fully electric scooter.

8. Horwin EK1

The detachable 26Ah lithium-ion battery in the EK1 standard model allows a range of up to 45 km. You can opt for the extended 40Ah option, which will give you an average of 60 miles per full charge if you like the extra mileage (perhaps for a delivery ride).

The Ek1 also includes full LED lighting with a “follow me home” function, a smart LCD dash display, USB charging, a detachable battery, and other features that enhance convenience and safety, especially for nighttime riding.

Overall, the EK1 is a stylish and modern city commuter with advanced features such as one-button reverse, cruise control, and directional headlamps, all priced below the £3,000 mark.

7. Yadea G5

Yadea G5 is a scooter jointly developed by Yadea and Lexmoto. It has cutting-edge technology and has the potential to revolutionize how we move around cities.

The G5’s respectable 2.3kW engine and detachable Panasonic lithium-ion battery are designed to give you 55 miles of range on a single charge.

The G5 is pretty plain and basic in terms of specs and appearance, but given its £2629 price tag, that’s not too surprising. The G5 is a scooter to think about if you just need a bike to get from point A to point B.

6. Supersoco TSX

The Super Soco TSX is listed next. The TSX model sits between the TS and TC models, its older and younger siblings.

Superseco’s first attempt to revolutionize urban mobility was the TSX. The TSX can reach a top speed of 45 mph and be electronically limited to 28 mph, making it the perfect vehicle for beginners. It is powered by a Bosch hub motor with a continuous rating of 1.9 kW.

LED lighting all around, keyless entry with security alarm, digital display, and app connectivity possibilities are also included with the TSX. I’m sure it’s fair to say that I’m impressed with the TSX’s specs, aggressive styling, and impressive price thanks to the available single or dual battery option, single battery, and I’m looking forward to this bike as we head into the new year. I see it becoming popular.

5. Niu MQI GT (SR)

The MQI GT, the newest model in the M series, features a huge LED display, an LED headlight, two replaceable batteries, an electronic combined braking system, and steel to protect you from bumps and scrapes (or mud, granted). There are bumpers.

The GT can travel 56 miles on a single charge and has a range of 28 mph thanks to its 4th generation Niu Energy lithium battery and Bosch motor. Another great scooter made for city commuting is the GT ER.

GT’s futuristic appearance and headlamps, which significantly enhance the next generation of modern urban commuters, are a very cool feature.

4. Sunra Robo

A 3kW hub-mounted dual-mode motor powers the robot, which has a top speed of around 28 mph when the batteries are fully charged. This scooter is lightweight and maneuverable, making it easy to ride and use, and ideal for commuting within the city.

Moving on to Robo’s design, it’s straightforward, clean and efficient. Along with full LED lighting, a large digital display, removable batteries, and keyless fingerprint ignition, the Robo also has a pretty futuristic-looking headlight.

Overall, I believe the £3,299 Robo accurately represents how urban commuters will travel in the future.

3. Silence S02 Urban

The UK and the rest of Europe have seen increased demand for silence in recent years. With its aggressive and aggressive appearance as well as its wide range of specifications, it’s no wonder why.

With a 1.5 kW motor and a 2 kW battery, the Urban variant is said to have a maximum range of 35 miles. One drawback of the S02 Urban is that, despite the detachable battery, it weighs just over 27kg, which could be improved compared to other models on the list. It will take 6 to 8 hours to charge the battery fully.

2. Yamaha Neo

Neo is Yamaha’s first electric scooter with a comparable 50cc engine. It is specially designed to stand out from the crowd thanks to its spacious under-seat storage, two riding modes, keyless starting, connectivity, and ample 13-inch wheels.

Regarding performance, Neo’s 3-phase synchronized motor induces a maximum speed of 28 mph. It also has a Vehicle Control Unit (VCU) and a Motor Control Unit (MCU) to help with motor, battery and overall performance.

The Neo’s modern, clean styling, as well as two distinctive colorways, milky white and midnight black, are notable features for me.

1. Piaggio One

Piaggio significantly upgraded the power unit and motor for the 2023 model, resulting in improved performance and agile handling, especially for city commuting.

The Piaggio One features a keyless entry system, an all-around LED lighting system, and a full-color LCD digital display.

The choice of colorways of the Piaggio One must be one of its distinguishing features. The final three two-tone liveries, Sunshine Mix, Arctic, and Flame, are a fun and athletic way to brighten up the bike’s look while giving the rider that extra bit of ultimate road presence. The first three are forever gray, white and black, clean and minimal.

Top Ten Best Electric Mopeds in 2023 – Top Rated