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The Advance and Flex use a forward-facing stance: feet at shoulder width, centre of gravity low, and a steadier feel under acceleration and braking. Both weigh 16.2kg, reach 25km/h and are built around a motor with 924W maximum output. Find out why we designed them this way in Why forward-facing or our Advance guide.
You stand facing the direction of travel with your feet at shoulder width, rather than side-on with one foot behind the other. That lowers your centre of gravity and gives you a natural, balanced position, so the scooter feels steadier when you accelerate and brake. Our page on why forward-facing explains the thinking behind it.
They share the same forward-facing stance, 924W maximum motor output, 25km/h top speed and 16.2kg weight. The Advance reaches up to 57.5km on a single charge, while the Flex reaches up to 52km and folds to 57cm x 30cm x 62cm.
The Advance covers up to 57.5km (35.7 miles) and the Flex up to 52km (32.3 miles). A full charge takes around 6 hours on the Advance and 5 hours 45 minutes on the Flex. Rider weight, terrain, hills and weather all affect real world range.
Both use a motor rated at 500W nominal with 924W maximum output. That is enough to handle gradients of up to 19%, with a top speed of 25km/h.
Yes. The Advance folds at the handlebars, stem and footpads, and the Flex folds to 57cm x 30cm x 62cm. At 16.2kg, both are light enough to lift into a car boot or carry onto a train.
Yes. Both are IP65 rated, so they are protected against dust and water jets. Rain and puddles are fine. Both ride on 10 inch tubeless tyres.
Both have a front drum brake and a rear KERS regenerative brake, which recovers energy as you slow down. Pure Control™ Steering Stabilisation helps keep the steering steady by reducing side-to-side movement.
No. It is currently only legal to use an e-scooter on private land with the permission of the landowner. It is illegal to ride an e-scooter on a public road, cycle path, bridleway or pavement.
