Answer a few questions and we'll match you to the right scooter specifications for your lifestyle — built for South African roads, real-world conditions and honest advice.
What are you mainly looking to use your scooter for?
Your answer shapes the entire quiz — leisure riders and commuters need very different things from a scooter.
Leisure Path · Question 1 of 6
What is your budget?
Be honest — this is the biggest single factor in what's actually available to you in South Africa.
Leisure Path · Question 2 of 6
How much do you weigh?
Rider weight directly impacts range, hill climbing and motor choice. Heavier riders need more power than manufacturers typically advertise.
Leisure Path · Question 3 of 6
How far do you want to ride in a single trip?
Manufacturer range figures are lab-tested. Real-world range is typically 60–70% of the number on the box.
Leisure Path · Question 4 of 6
How hilly is where you plan to ride?
Hills drain battery fast and expose underpowered motors quickly. Cape Town's hills are steeper than most people expect.
Leisure Path · Question 5 of 6
How fast would you like to ride?
The legal limit on SA public roads and bike lanes is 25km/h. Faster scooters exist but carry legal and safety considerations.
Leisure Path · Question 6 of 6
How important is portability?
Performance scooters can weigh 25–40kg. If you need to carry it upstairs or put it in a car, weight matters a lot.
Utility Path · Question 1 of 6
How far is your typical daily round trip?
This is the most important number in the quiz. Your scooter must complete this distance reliably every day, not just on a good day.
Utility Path · Question 2 of 6
How much do you weigh?
Rider weight directly impacts daily range, hill climbing and how long your motor lasts under regular use.
Utility Path · Question 3 of 6
Do you need to carry anything on the scooter?
Cargo affects stability, motor strain and what accessories or frame type your scooter needs.
Utility Path · Question 4 of 6
Will you have reliable access to charging?
Charging access determines whether you need a large battery or can get away with a smaller one and charge mid-day.
Utility Path · Question 5 of 6
How hilly is your route?
Hills on a daily commute drain battery faster and put sustained load on motors. What feels manageable once a week is very different to twice a day, every day.
Utility Path · Question 6 of 6
How important is cost saving to you?
Electric scooters typically cost R0.50–R1.50 per full charge. We'll calculate your potential savings based on what you currently spend.
Almost there · Cost Estimate
Roughly what do you spend on transport each month?
Include petrol, taxi, bus, parking, Uber — whatever you currently spend to get around. A rough estimate is fine.
Almost there · Distance Check
How far do you travel in a typical week across all trips?
This helps us figure out whether a scooter can realistically cover your full routine or just part of it.