Swifty Scooters

Swifty Scooters, a British manufacturer based in Manchester, is revolutionising urban mobility with their innovative and stylish adult kick-scooters.

Designed for both commuting and leisure, Swifty Scooters combine functionality with a unique foldable design, high-quality materials, and an unbeatable ride experience.

Elevate your daily commute or weekend adventures with Swifty Scooters, available now at North Sports.

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Swifty One-E Folding Electric Scooter, Marine Silver - 35km Range Electric Scooter Swifty

£2,140.00

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£1,699.00

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£1,699.00

Swifty One-E Folding Electric Scooter, Marine Silver - 35km Range

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The Swifty One-E Electric Scooter in sleek marine silver. This foldable 'kick assist' e-scooter is set to revolutionise your daily commute or leisu...

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Frequently Asked Questions

How long does it take to charge a Swifty Electric Scooter?

Charging time for Swifty Electric Scooters depends on the model and battery capacity. Typically, it takes approximately 4-6 hours to fully charge the battery. We recommend using the charger provided by Swifty Scooters to ensure optimal charging performance and safety.

Are Swifty Electric Scooters foldable for easy storage and transportation?

Yes, Swifty Electric Scooters are designed with convenience in mind. Most of our electric scooter models feature a foldable design, allowing for easy storage and transportation. The foldable mechanism enables you to collapse the scooter, reducing its size significantly, making it convenient to carry or store in small spaces like a car trunk or under a desk.

Are electric scooters illegal in the UK?

Under current UK law, privately owned electric scooters are illegal to ride on public roads. They are only to be used on private land with the landowners permission. There are changes to this law planned to come in the near future. On the 10th of May 2022, the government announced in the Queen’s Speech, that electric scooters are set to be legalised. However, it is expected to be at least another 12 months from this date before the Transport Bill is passed through Government and therefore the laws will be amended.