Bird unveiled a new, foldable electric scooter, the Bird Air, which it will sell directly to customers for $599. The shared scooter pioneer is pivoting more to selling scooters in a bid to shore ...

The Ola S1 Air comes with a smaller 4.5 kW motor and peaks at 85 km/h (53 mph), making it more of a city scooter that can be used for occasional excursions on faster urban roads.

This weekend, Bird's Air e-scooters were made available to buy through its website and at Target stores in the U.S. for $599 (don't worry you can also order them online).

It can be cheaper to buy a low-cost scooter outright than to keep renting Bird’s machines for regular trips. The Air ensures that Bird gets at least some of your money, even if it misses out on ...

The KQi Air has an MSRP of US $1,399 while the KQi Air X comes in at US $1,799. It looks like there will be an early-bird promotion when pre-orders open on September 19, dropping the price to just ...

Airmen at Edwards Air Force Base, Calif., started zooming around on two wheels on Sept. 2, 2020, when Edwards became first in the Air Force to offer electric scooters for rent.

The maximum speed of the new scooter is 15.5 mph (25 kph), and this is a downsize from the 18.6 mph (30 kph) of the original scooter. The PSRT Velocifero Mad Air can take a load of up to 220 lbs ...

Getting around Las Vegas during CES week can be a painful exercise, but our time using the EcoReco M5 Air scooter made for a decent alternative to standing in taxi lines. If you live in a city ...

The Air Force officially launched its very first scooter share program on Edwards Air Force Base in partnership with San Francisco-based scooter company Spin on Sept. 2, 412th Test Wing Command ...