The Silent City Commuter

Embrace the future of urban mobility with the Lexmoto E-Lex, a fully electric scooter designed to make your daily commute cleaner, quieter, and more cost-effective. As one of the most accessible entry points into electric riding, the E-Lex combines the familiar, easy-to-ride nature of a standard scooter with next-generation battery technology. Gone are the days of petrol stations and oil changes; simply plug in, charge up, and go.

Ideal for the eco-conscious city dweller, the E-Lex offers zippy acceleration that is perfect for navigating stop-start traffic. Its lightweight chassis and nimble handling make filtering through congestion effortless, while the silence of the electric motor allows you to enjoy the city soundscape without contributing to noise pollution. With removable batteries for convenient charging at home or the office, the Lexmoto E-Lex is the smart, hassle-free choice for the modern rider.

Key Features

• Zero Emissions: Ride with a clear conscience. The 100% electric powertrain produces zero tailpipe emissions, making it compliant with ULEZ and Clean Air Zones without any charges.

• Twin Removable Batteries: Uniquely practical, the E-Lex features two lithium-ion batteries that can be easily removed. This allows you to charge them indoors using a standard 3-pin plug—no dedicated garage or street charging point required.

• Instant Torque: Unlike petrol scooters that need to build up revs, the electric motor delivers instant torque for immediate acceleration away from traffic lights.

• Low Maintenance: With fewer moving parts than a combustion engine (no spark plugs, oil filters, or drive belts to worry about), maintenance costs are significantly lower over the life of the vehicle.

• Rider Modes: Switch between different power modes to prioritise either top speed for open roads or range conservation for longer urban journeys.

• Digital Display: A clear, easy-to-read LCD dashboard keeps you informed of your speed, remaining battery percentage, and current riding mode.

Technical Specifications

• Motor Type: Rear wheel mounted electric hub motor.

• Max Power: 1500W (approx. 2 HP equivalent)

• Battery Type: 2x 60V 24Ah Lithium-ion battery system

• Charge Time: Approx. 5 to 6 hours per battery

• Range: Up to 40 - 50 miles (depending on riding mode, terrain, and weight)

• Top Speed: 28 mph (45 km/h) - Classed as a 50cc moped equivalent

• Transmission: Automatic (Direct Drive)

• Brakes: Front hydraulic disc brake and a rear cable-operated drum brake.

• Suspension: Front telescopic forks and a rear twin shock absorber

• Wheels: 12-inch wheels with 90/80-12 tubeless tyres on both the front and rear

• Tyres: 90/80-12 (Front and Rear)

• Weight: 70 kg (Net weight)

• Lighting: Full LED System

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Do I need a licence to ride the Lexmoto E-Lex? A: Yes. In the UK, because it is restricted to 28mph (50cc equivalent), you can ride it with a provisional licence and a valid CBT (Compulsory Basic Training) certificate if you are 16 or older. If you have a full car licence obtained before February 2001, you can ride it without L-plates or a CBT.

Q: How do I charge the E-Lex? A: You can charge the scooter directly via a port on the bike, or you can unlock the seat, remove the two battery packs, and carry them inside to charge at any standard household 3-pin socket.

Q: What is the realistic range? A: The manufacturer states a range of up to 55 miles. However, in real-world conditions (full throttle, hills, cold weather), you should expect closer to 30-40 miles. The dual battery setup helps reduce "range anxiety".

Q: Is it fast enough for main roads? A: The E-Lex is capped at roughly 30mph. It is designed strictly for city centres and 30mph zones. It is not suitable for dual carriageways or highways.

Q: Does it save money compared to a petrol scooter? A: Yes. While the upfront cost might be comparable, the "fuel" cost (electricity) is a fraction of the price of petrol (often pennies per charge). Additionally, you save on road tax (currently £0 for EVs) and maintenance costs.