iScooter UK Explained: a clear guide to its scooters, e-bikes, kids’ and mobility models, plus UK riding rules, warranty cover and current offers.
Key Takeaways
- UK law allows private e-scooters only on private land, with the landowner’s permission.
- E-bikes follow different rules, needing a 250W motor that stops assisting at 15.5 mph.
- iScooter UK’s range covers e-scooters, e-bikes, kids’ scooters, mobility scooters and walking pads.
- Warranty cover varies by category: two years shown for e-bikes, twelve months elsewhere.
Read This First: Where You Can Ride in the UK
Before comparing models, UK buyers need to know one rule GOV.UK states that riding a privately owned e-scooter in public, on pavements, roads or in parks, is illegal. A private e-scooter can only be ridden on private land, and only with the landowner’s permission. Riders can be fined, get penalty points on their driving licence, and have the scooter seized.
iScooter UK says the same in the footer of its own website: it is illegal to ride an e-scooter on a public road, cycle path, bridleway or pavement.
The rules in short:
- Private e-scooters: Private land only, with the landowner’s permission.
- Rental e-scooters: The only legal public use is through official rental schemes in trial areas.
- E-bikes: Different rules apply. A legal e-bike has a motor of 250W or less, and the motor must stop assisting at 15.5 mph.
Check each product’s listed power and speed against these rules before you order.
From Kids’ Scooters to Electric Dirt Bikes: How the Range Grew
iScooter says it was founded in 2015, and its About page sets out how the range has widened since. It started with kids’ scooters, moved into adult models, and now covers five product areas.
| Year | Milestone |
| 2015 | Brand founded |
| 2017 | Kids’ e-scooters |
| 2020 | Electric scooters |
| 2023 | E-bikes |
| 2024 | Mobility scooters |
| 2025 | DX5 scooters |
| 2026 | Electric dirt bikes |
The timeline does not show everything on sale. The UK store also lists hoverboards (H1, H2 and H8Max) and two walking pads, the JT31 and JT51, which are priced at £107.99 each. The About page gives no launch dates for either.
The Range, Category by Category
Prices below are listing prices at the time of writing.
Electric Scooters
The i-series is the entry point to the range. Four models step up in power, range and price, and the site labels the i9 a best seller.
| Model | Price | Motor | Max range (listed) |
| i8 | £188.99 | 350W | 12 miles |
| i9 | £218.99 | 350W | 18.6 miles |
| i9Max | £309.99 | 500W | 25 miles |
| i10Plus | £378.99 | 800W | 31 miles |
The i8 and i9 share the same 350W motor, so the difference between them is range. The i9Max moves up to 500W, and the i10Plus to 800W with the longest listed range of the four.
Above the i-series sit the higher power ranges: the iX series, the F7Ultra, the DX5 family and the W12, which is listed at 3,000W peak. Treat these as private land scooters. The riding rules at the top of this article apply to every iScooter e-scooter, whatever its power, so a bigger motor does not change where it can be used.
Electric Bikes
Four e-bikes in the range each list a 250W motor and a 15.5 mph top speed. These are the same figures as the limits GOV.UK sets for a legal e-bike, covered in the riding rules above. The EB1S City Electric Bike is the lowest priced at £298.99. The U4 Foldable Electric Bike is £415.99, the EB3S Mountain Electric Bike £498.99 and the M50 Electric Hybrid Bike £639.99.
Listed range runs from 31 miles on the EB1S to 60 miles on the EB3S and M50. The site menu shows a 2 year warranty for e-bikes. Check each product page against the GOV.UK rules before ordering.
Kids’ Scooters and Hoverboards
The kids’ range has five e-scooters. The iK1S is the lowest priced at £99.99, followed by the B2Pro at £109.99, the iK3Pro at £149.99, the K6 at £165.99 and the iK7 at £258.99. The B2Pro is a three wheel model listed for ages 3 and up. The K6 has dual shock absorption, and the iK7 comes with a seat and basket.
Three hoverboards sit alongside them: the H1 at £98.99, the H2 at £119.99 and the H8Max off road hoverboard at £188.99. The site menu shows a 12 month warranty for the kids’ range. For where children can use any of these, read the riding rules at the top of this article.
Mobility Scooters
Three models make up the X series. The X02 costs £488.99 and lists a 250W motor, a 12 mile range and a top speed of 5 mph. The X02Pro is £538.99, and the site describes it as offering enhanced comfort and extended range. The X11 Folding Mobility Scooter is £699.99. It has a folding design for storage and transport, a listed 22 mile range and a top speed of 4.3 mph. The site menu shows a 12 month warranty for the mobility range, and the product pages carry the full specifications.
Walking Pads, Parts and Accessories
The JT31 and JT51 walking pads are both £107.99. For existing owners, the site runs a parts shop covering batteries, brakes, throttles, displays and fenders, with series specific parts for models such as the i8, i9 and iX4. Accessories include locks, helmets, seats, bags and chargers.
A Closer Look at Four Models
These four models, one from each part of the range, show how pricing, power and warranty differ across the store. Prices are listing prices at the time of writing.
iScooter i9 Electric Scooter
The i9 is the adult scooter the site labels Best Selling, and at £218.99 it is the longer range of the two cheapest models in the i-series. It suits riders who want a lightweight folding scooter for private land (the GOV.UK rules at the top of this article apply), and the listing gives a minimum rider height of 130 cm.
- 350W motor with a 270Wh battery and an 18.6 mile listed range
- Folding aluminium frame with a listed weight of 12 kg
- Front electronic brake and rear disc brake, plus a headlight and brake light
- Three riding modes, with app support for lock and unlock, riding mode and lights
- 8.5 inch honeycomb solid tyres
Price: £218.99 listing price at the time of writing. The site shows a 12 month warranty on scooters and offers an optional 1 year extended warranty at £49.99. New, unused items can be returned within 30 days. Free standard UK delivery is advertised, and students can claim an extra 8% off after verification.
EB1S City Electric Bike
The EB1S is the lowest priced e-bike in the iScooter UK range and is labelled New on the site. It suits riders who want to use an e-bike in public, because its listed 250W motor and 15.5 mph limit match the GOV.UK e-bike limits covered at the top of this article. The listing says the motor is designed to meet UK e-bike regulations.
- 432Wh battery with a 31 mile listed range
- 250W motor, 15.5 mph listed top speed
- Front and rear disc brakes, with rear suspension
- LCD display showing battery, speed and riding mode, with a USB charging port
- Headlight, tail light and reflectors, plus companion app support
Price: £298.99 listing price at the time of writing. The site shows a 2 year warranty on e-bikes, with an optional 1 year extended warranty at £69.99. New, unused items can be returned within 30 days. Free standard UK delivery is advertised, and students can claim an extra 8% off after verification.
B2Pro 3 Wheel Kids
The B2Pro is the three wheel model in the kids’ range, and at ages 3 and up it has the youngest listed starting age of the five kids’ e-scooters. It is aimed at parents of younger children, and the site marks it as new. It comes in black and pink, and the listed top speed is 6.2 mph. For where children can ride, see the riding rules at the top of this article.
- Three wheel design with LED lights on the wheels, handlebars and deck
- Three adjustable handlebar heights
- Foldable for carrying and storage
- Listed top speed of 6.2 mph
- Black and pink colour options
Price: £109.99 listing price at the time of writing. The site shows a 12 month warranty on kids’ products, with an optional 1 year extended warranty at £49.99. New, unused items can be returned within 30 days. Free standard UK delivery is advertised, and students can claim an extra 8% off after verification.
iScooter X11 Foldable Mobility Scooter
The X11 is the folding model in the iScooter X mobility series, and the site marks it as new. It is for people who want a mobility scooter that folds for storage and transport. At £699.99 it is the most expensive of the three X models, and it lists a longer range than the X02.
- 250W motor with a listed top speed of 4.3 mph
- Listed range of up to 22 miles on a single charge
- Folding design for storage and transport
- Four wheel design with a listed maximum load of 120 kg (264 lbs)
Price: £699.99 listing price at the time of writing. The site shows a 12 month warranty on mobility scooters, with an optional 1 year extended warranty at £89.99. New, unused items can be returned within 30 days. Free standard UK delivery is advertised, and students can claim an extra 8% off after verification.
What’s Covered After You Buy: Warranty, Returns and Parts
The iScooter UK site headline says “up to 24 months”, but the cover shown depends on what you buy. Only e-bikes show a 2 year warranty in the site menu. Everything else shows 12 months.
| Category | Cover shown on the site |
| Electric scooters | 12 months (i8 product page) |
| Hoverboards | 12 months (i8 product page) |
| Kids’ scooters | 12 months (site menu) |
| Mobility scooters | 12 months (site menu) |
| E-bikes | 2 years (site menu) |
The i8 product page also offers an optional 1 year extended warranty, so cover can be lengthened on at least that model.
Returns are simpler. New, unused products can be sent back within 30 days.
If something wears out later, the store runs a spare parts shop for batteries, brakes, throttles, displays and fenders. Parts are also grouped by model series, including the i8, i9 and iX4.
For questions, the site has a Contact Us page and a Help Center, both linked from the menu.
Because the warranty wording varies from page to page, read the full warranty page on the iScooter UK site before ordering and check which period applies to your model.
Offers Advertised at the Time of Writing
As of 1 October 2026, iScooter UK is advertising an Autumn Sale on selected models, which the brand describes as up to 46% off. The site does not show a clear end date, so check the sale page for current terms.
Alongside the sale, the store lists several standing offers:
- Student discount: An extra 8% off once student status is verified.
- Rewards: A £10 welcome reward when you sign up to iScooter Rewards.
- Pay later: Klarna or PayPal, with the cost spread over three interest free payments. This is for ages 18 and over, and credit is subject to status.
- Delivery: Free standard UK delivery, advertised as 1 to 3 days.
The research did not confirm whether the student discount can be combined with sale prices, so check at checkout.
Which iScooter UK Range Fits Which Rider?
The right range depends first on where you plan to ride, because the UK rules at the top of this article differ between scooters and e-bikes. Here is how the store’s categories line up.
- If you have private land to ride on, the e-scooters are the fit. They run from the i8 at £188.99 to higher power models, and none of them can be ridden in public.
- If you want to ride on roads and cycle paths, look at an e-bike with a 250W motor and a 15.5 mph limit, such as the EB1S at £298.99. Check the other GOV.UK conditions on the product page first.
- If you are buying for a child, the kids’ range has five e-scooters from £99.99 to £258.99. Read the riding rules above before choosing.
- If you need a mobility scooter, the X series has three models with listed top speeds of 4.3 to 5 mph, starting at £488.99.
Prices are listing prices at the time of writing.
Summary
iScooter UK sells five product areas: e-scooters, e-bikes, kids’ products, mobility scooters, and walking pads with parts. This article covered the i-series scooters from £188.99 to £378.99 and four e-bikes at 250W. It also covered a five model kids’ range from £99.99 and three X-series mobility scooters. At the time of writing, the store advertises an Autumn Sale, an extra 8% student discount and a £10 rewards sign up reward.
Three details stand out. The i9 carries the site’s Best Selling label, and the EB1S lists the same 250W motor and 15.5 mph limit as the GOV.UK e-bike rules. The X11 is the folding model in the mobility series, with a listed top speed of 4.3 mph. Warranty cover also differs by category, with 2 years shown for e-bikes and 12 months elsewhere.
Two points are worth acting on. First, private e-scooters can only be ridden on private land, so settle where you will ride before choosing a model. Second, the warranty period varies by product, so read the full warranty page on the iScooter UK site and check the period for your model before ordering.
