What are the differences between the Ninebot N series and E series?
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Ninebot N series and E series differ in that the N series focuses on range, while the E series emphasizes sportiness. Below are the relevant details: N series: The Ninebot Electric N series includes six models: N70C, N80C, N90, N90C, N100, and N150P. They feature automotive-grade painting technology and adopt aircraft-inspired tension aesthetics in their exterior design while retaining air intake ducts to reduce wind resistance during riding and improve vehicle stability. The N series has the longest wheelbase among Ninebot electric products, with a maximum wheelbase of 1373mm.
When it comes to the differences between the Ninebot N Series and E Series, I think it's quite clear from a commuting perspective. I ride an electric scooter to work every day and have found that the N Series is faster, with a top speed of around 30 km/h, making it more suitable for longer distances, like commuting across districts. Its powerful motor handles slopes with ease. The E Series, on the other hand, is slower, topping out at about 20 km/h, which makes it better suited for short trips around the neighborhood. It's lightweight and portable, easy to put in a car or carry onto public transport. In terms of range, the N Series has a larger battery, capable of over 40 km on a single charge, while the E Series might only manage just over 30 km—still plenty for daily use. If you often weave through city traffic, the N Series saves more time, but the E Series is hassle-free enough; it really depends on your riding distance. Don’t forget, the folding design of the E Series offers more flexibility when parking, whereas the N Series is a bit heavier, so you’ll need to choose your parking spot carefully to avoid blocking sidewalks.
