Thank you very much for pointing this out. A correction request has just been sent. This is the Max G30.

Please contact our Galaxus Assistant in this regard so that we can help you individually with your request: https://www.galaxus.at/help

Because only 20km/h are allowed in Switzerland. The Max G30, however, drives 25km/h. No problem abroad.

Yes, because it only goes 24kmh

Hoi karabinka1980, you don't have to carry anything, the support service has to organise it, deposit it in the stairwell and it's gone...but I still have a question, why do you want to put a number on it? It's not over 40 km/h??.I have the same one and it only runs 25kmh....

If you still have the scooter in the app, disconnect it from the app. You can do this by the 3 lines at the top left. Then add the scooter to the app again. It is also important to do all updates of the app. Hope this helps...

Unfortunately, we don`t have any information in this regard.

C'EST LA GÉNÉRATION 1

I think it is officially not recommended, but I myself have ridden the scooter in pouring rain and it still works perfectly. I think the problem is more likely to be with you at some point because you don't want to get wet instead of the scooter getting problems:)

This can be set using suitable software...as can a maximum speed of 30 km/h, which is limited to 20 km/h after restarting. Illegal, but possible.

Definitiv Gen 1

The 30D is homologated and can be used on public roads. For technical differences you can look here: https://www.galaxus.ch/Comparison/11886758-11886749

According to the inquiry, it is still the Gen1.

With or without CFW? With CFW and Gen1 motor (unfortunately with G30D) you can get 45A out which corresponds to a peak of 1200W. The controller and motor can withstand this without any problems. Unfortunately, I have NEVER driven stock.

The engines are Gen1 even on G30Ds produced in 2020. Thus, they do not go faster than 30 with a CFW. Even if you install a 48V battery, the Gen1 engine is about 7 km/h slower... Gen2 motor with CFW goes 35kmh Gen2 with 48V goes 55kmh Gen2 with 60V runs about 70kmh (amplifier controller is needed with 100V capacitors + 180 Amp MOSFETs) Gen2 with 90V runs just under 100kmh (amplifier controller is needed with 100V capacitors + 180 Amp MOSFETs)

It is described as unauthorised because it can go up to 25km per hour. The TCS states that you are allowed to go a maximum of 20km per hour and the power must not exceed 500w. https://www.tcs.ch/it/test-consigli/test/tutti-i-test/monopattini-elettrici.php?gclid=Cj0KCQjwm9D0BRCMARIsAIfvfIY4EQ2Ikx9HYIg4sphwmvNbZzzfNzJ5BCRVWpoCbeUV08_qaQP-bXcaAoIhEALw_wcB

Pricing (everywhere) is made up of several factors. Galaxus employees have often written that price changes are, for example, daily price adjustments that develop from the conditions of the respective suppliers, among other things. The current price also depends on such factors.

No, this is unfortunately not possible.