When winter arrives, many scooter users wonder: Can I keep riding in the cold? At GTXR , we believe electric mobility doesn't have to stop when the temperature drops. With the right practices, a scooter can remain an effective means of transportation—even in winter.

When winter rolls in, many electric scooter users ask the same question: Can I keep riding in the cold? At GTXR, we believe electric mobility shouldn't stop when the temperature drops. With the right precautions, electric scooters can be a practical (and even enjoyable) way to get around during winter months.

In many cities, combining electric scooters with public transportation is the key to an efficient commute. You ride your scooter to the nearest station, fold it up, hop on the train or bus, and finish your trip stress-free. But is this always allowed?

In many urban environments, combining electric scooters with public transportation is the key to efficient commuting. You ride your scooter to the nearest station, fold it up, hop on the train or bus, and finish your journey without stress. But is this always allowed?

As cities become more active at night, the ability to get around safely after dark has become essential. Whether you're coming home late from work, going out with friends, or simply want to avoid daytime traffic, many users sooner or later end up riding an electric scooter at night.

As cities become more 24/7, the ability to travel safely after dark has become essential. Whether you're heading home from work late, going out with friends, or simply avoiding daytime traffic, many electric scooter riders eventually find themselves riding at night.

When we talk about electric scooters, we often think of speed, range, or battery. However, another element is just as essential: the tires . Whether you use your scooter for daily commuting, weekend rides, or more challenging roads, the tires are the only point of contact between you and the road.

Electric scooters have quickly become a popular choice for commuting across Europe's urban landscape. Their compact size, speed, and eco-friendly appeal make them ideal for short trips. However, one question continues to confuse riders: Can you legally ride an electric scooter on the sidewalk in Europe?