E-scooter discounts: up to 72 % at Otto-access now!
E-scooter discounts: up to 72 % at Otto-access now!
Merkur, Deutschland - On June 2, 2025, the Otto online platform attracts with attractive offers for e-scooters. The discounts reach up to 72 percent and offer numerous models for all requirements. E-scooters are not only space-saving, but also street allowances and do not need a driver's license, which makes them a practical alternative to bicycles. An example of an offer is the foldable Cityports e-scooter with a range of up to 35 km, which is currently available for 369.99 euros-a saving of 72 percent compared to the original price of 1,399.99 euros. Other models in the offer include the CitySports E-Scooter Pro with 400 W and the Evercross Tech EV85F, which is available for 294.49 euros instead of 999.99 euros.
In addition to the standard models, Otto also offers powerful off-road and performance E scooters. Some of these models are also street zone. The offers include the Evercross Tech for 599.99 euros instead of 1,999.99 euros and the RCB Tech D5 Pro for 799.99 euros instead of 2,299.99 euros. It is particularly noted that e-scooters for children and adolescents are not approved for road traffic.legal framework conditions
The use of e-scooters is subject to the electrical cleaning vehicle regulation (EKFV), as reported ADAC All e-scooters not only have to have an operating license, but also be insured, which must be proven by an insurance license plate. These insurance costs are between 30 and 60 euros annually, while the electricity costs are less than 1 euro per 100 km. It is not necessary to take out the insurance company and register with the road traffic office.
For the use of e-scooters, specific speed limits and age limits apply. E-scooter must not exceed a top speed of 20 km/h. The minimum age for the driver is 14 years. There is only a helmet obligation for faster models over 20 km/h. E-scooter drivers have to ride on cycle paths or streets and are not allowed to drive on sidewalks. If driving on bike paths is not possible, e-scooters in pedestrian zones may only be operated at walking speed.
outlook on future regulations
In the future, e-scooters should receive more equality for bicycles in transport policy as part of planned new regulations. This could result in better traffic safety, as mentioned on the website of kba . The new reform provides, among other things, a separation of the brakes and the introduction of a flashing obligation. The regulations should come into force in 2025, with a transition period of one year.The use of e-scooters has developed into a popular type of transportation in urban areas, not least because of their environmental friendliness and the flexibility they offer to users. Otto's current offers show that the market is constantly growing and adapting to the needs of consumers.
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