Product series: Children's electric scooter

Electric scooters for children – freedom and joy on wheels! Discover our wide range of electric scooters and electric scooters for children 6–12 years old, with free shipping and 1 year warrantyHere you will find affordable, safe models that are suitable for both beginners and adventurous children.

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Find the right electric scooter for children – models, tips and comparisons

Choosing the right electric scooter for children is about finding a model that suits the child's age, experience and needs. At Wheelyshop you will find a wide range of electric scooters and electric scooters for children - from simple and cheap electric scooters for the very youngest to more advanced models for children aged 9, 10 and 12. Our range is carefully selected to provide both safety, quality and driving pleasure.

Popular models for children – from entry-level to advanced

We offer several popular brands and models, including: EVERCROSS, Ninebot and Wheely – all known for stability and safety.

Check out our entire range of electric scooters

Which electric scooter is suitable for different ages?

For younger children, such as 6–7 years old, a light and stable children's electric scooter with a low maximum speed and easy handling is recommended. For children 9–12 years old, there are more powerful electric scooters and electric scooters that offer longer range, higher maximum weight and more functions - perfect for those who want to travel longer distances or use the electric scooter to and from school.

Cheap or advanced electric scooter for children?

Many parents are looking for a cheap electric scooter for children, especially for younger children or as a first electric scooter. With us you will find affordable models without compromising on safety. For older children or those with more experience, it may be worth investing in an electric scooter for children with a stronger motor, better battery life and extra features such as LED lighting and shock absorption.

Safety and tips when buying

No matter which model you choose, safety is always paramount. All of our children's electric scooters and kick scooters are equipped with reliable brakes, non-slip tires and a sturdy frame. We always recommend a helmet and protective gear, especially for children aged 6–12. Feel free to explore our range of
helmets and safety accessories for children, and make sure to follow applicable rules for children's electric scooters in Sweden.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions about children's electric scooters

What age is an electric scooter suitable for children?

Most electric scooters for children are suitable for ages 6 to 12, but this varies between models. There is no statutory age limit in Sweden. Always check the manufacturer's recommendations for age and maximum weight before purchasing.

How fast can an electric scooter for children go?

An electric scooter to be used in public places in Sweden must not go faster than 20 km/h and should have a motor power of no more than 250W to be classified as a bicycle. Many children's models have a lower maximum speed, often between 10 and 15 km/h, for increased safety.

Do children need to wear a helmet when riding an electric scooter?

Yes, children under 15 years of age must wear a helmet when riding an electric scooter by Swedish law. It is strongly recommended that older children also wear one. helmet and other protective equipment to minimize the risk of injury.

How much does an electric scooter cost for children?

The price of an electric scooter for children varies depending on the model, features and brand. A simple and inexpensive electric scooter for younger children often costs from around 2,000 SEK, while more advanced models for older children can cost up to 5,000–6,000 SEK or more.

What rules apply to children riding electric scooters?

Children riding electric scooters must follow the same traffic rules that apply to bicycles. The electric scooter must have brakes and a bell, as well as front and rear lights and reflectors when riding in the dark. It is not permitted to carry anyone, and a helmet is mandatory for children under 15 years of age.