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Xiaomi Pro 2 (EU-Modell) (25 km/h, 45 km, 300 W)

Xiaomi Pro 2 (EU-Modell)

25 km/h, 45 km, 300 W


Question about Xiaomi Pro 2 (EU-Modell)

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AljoschaT

4 years ago

What do you mean by not registered in Germany? Are you not allowed to ride it on the pavement with insurance plates?

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Anonymous

4 years ago

You are allowed to drive this e-scooter in Germany, you need insurance with a "number plate". However, it is to be used like a bicycle, i.e. you must ride on the road or cycle paths. The maximum 25km/h can only be reached with additional pedalling, and this is permitted. Personally, I find it a pity that there is no permission to ride up to 45km/h.
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SelinaR956

4 years ago

Unfortunately, no, and my stand is if then only on private property. Because in Germany, only e-scooters with a maximum speed of up to 20 km/h are allowed.