E-scooters are battery-powered scooters designed for short trips and urban commuting.

The legal status of e-scooters varies by state and territory in Australia. Riders should consult their local regulations to ensure they are following the rules.

In most cases, you do not need a license to ride an e-scooter in Australia. However, riders should always check their local regulations to ensure they are in compliance.

E-scooters typically have a top speed of around 25-30km/h, but this can vary depending on the model.

The range of an e-scooter can vary depending on factors such as rider weight, terrain, and weather conditions. Most models have a range of around 20-30km.

While most e-scooters are designed to be weather-resistant, it is not recommended to ride in heavy rain or other extreme weather conditions.

E-scooters typically come with a charger that can be plugged into a standard power outlet. Charging times can vary depending on the model.

Regular maintenance for e-scooters can include checking tire pressure, tightening screws and bolts, and keeping the battery charged.

In some areas, e-scooters are permitted to be ridden on the footpath, but this can vary by location. Riders should always check their local regulations to ensure they are in compliance.