🛴 SIMATE S5 – Kids’ Flash-Light Foldable Electric Scooter
Bright, compact, and kid-friendly, the SIMATE S5 offers young riders (aged 5–14) a safe and stylish way to scoot around the neighbourhood.
🔍 Features
Motor: 130 W brushless rear hub — smooth and efficient
Battery: 24 V 2.5 Ah lithium-ion (removable), charges in 2–3 hrs
Top Speed: 14 km/h (8.7 mph) — safe for kids
Range: 5–8 km per charge (3–5 miles)
Load Capacity: Up to 70 kg (154 lb)
Tires: 6.3″ front / 6.5″ rear solid rubber — puncture-proof
Suspension: Dual shock absorption for a smooth ride
Brakes: Rear foot brake + hand-operated electric brake
Lights: Colourful LED body lights + headlight + foot-light for night visibility
Start Safety: Motor activates only when speed ≥2 mph to prevent accidental starts
Climbing Ability: Handles up to 10° inclines
Weight: Net 7.2 kg / shipping 9.2 kg — light enough for children to carry
Size (unfolded): 78 × 32 × 92 cm
✅ Why Kids & Parents Love It
Safe yet fun – moderate top speed and dual brakes offer control without overexcitement.
Portable & compact – folds down small; lightweight for kids to carry.
Low maintenance – solid tyres and a sturdy frame handle park paths with ease.
Eye-catching design – LED colours and built-in lights add flair and visibility.
Smart protection – startup delay and dual brakes enhance safety.
Kid-focused engineering – sized for ages 5–14, with a high load limit for growing children.
📊 Specifications
Feature
Spec
Motor
130 W brushless hub
Battery
24 V 2.5 Ah lithium (2–3 h)
Speed
14 km/h (8.7 mph)
Range
5–8 km (3–5 miles)
Load
Up to 70 kg (154 lb)
Brakes
Rear foot + electric brake
Suspension
Dual spring shocks
Lights
Front headlight + colourful LEDs
Tires
6.3″/6.5″ solid rubber
Weight
7.2 kg (net) / 9.2 kg (gross)
Size
78×32×92 cm
🌈 Great For
Young riders keen on style and visibility
Parents wanting a safe, foldable, and eye-catching travel scooter
Weekend park trips, quick errands, or travel fun
Play safe. Ride bright. Get the SIMATE S5 today.
⚠️ Legal Notice: It is illegal to use privately owned e-scooters on public roads, pavements, cycle paths or any publicly accessible place (including common land, trails, woodland, beaches etc.)
