Electric Scooters Carbon Footprint e-Moto electric motor scooters are a fantastic way to reduce your individual carbon footprint and still maintain the freedom of personal transportation. The average mid-size car produces 2,254-kgs of CO2 for every 5,000-miles traveled over the road. Those same miles travelled by e-Moto electric motor scooters produce 364-kgs of CO2 - a staggering 84% reduction! Furthermore, in certain regions such as the Pacific Northwest, where power is generated almost exclusively from renewable resources; the carbon footprint of e-Moto motor scooters is almost zero. Fuel Savings Ever increasing fuel prices have had consumers searching for relief from their commuting costs. Concurrently, there has been a popular movement to reduce the nation's dependence on foreign oil imports, leading to the increase in popularity of hybrid and bio-fueled vehicles. A full recharge of an e-Moto electric scooter consumes about 3-Kwh of electricity at approximately 8-cents per-Kwh from your residential power company. This means you can ride your e-Moto electric scooter for 100-miles for less than $1 - a midsize car costs over 10-times that amount in fuel alone!

• Electric scooters are regulated as motor vehicles and must be registered and titled with the appropriate state agency (generally the Department of Motor Vehicles). The required state documentation and instructions are included with each scooter however state laws and regulations may vary. It is best to first confirm your states requirements for a motorized scooter.