The 3 biggest benefits of using electric scooters for students

Economy, safety, and environmental protection are the 3 biggest advantages of electric vehicles that we can easily see for students. In today's context, an electric scooter aiming to attract users must at minimum meet these criteria, or it will surely fail.

Back in the 1980s and 1990s, if you asked people about a vehicle that did not run on gasoline, emitted no harmful smoke or dust into the environment, made no noise while moving, and required no physical effort to operate, hardly anyone would have believed such a vehicle existed. Today, however, when asked this question, everyone knows it is an electric vehicle. Although it appeared over 30 years ago, only in the last 3 years or so has this mode of transport truly become widespread and chosen by many students for their daily commute to school.

Economy

Although we have to charge an electric scooter every few days while a gasoline motorcycle only needs refueling about once a week, an electric scooter is many times more economical than a motorcycle because each charge only consumes about 1 kWh of electricity at the current rate of 3,000 VND, whereas 1 liter of gasoline costs around 20,000 VND. Depending on each manufacturer's optimization, the driving range varies. A standout example is the Vespas electric scooter line by DIBAO, which can travel 100km on a single charge thanks to its five 20A batteries—saving users both time and money.

Safety

Before electric scooters became modern, accessible, and suitable for students, many students tired of pedaling bicycles took their family's gasoline motorcycles to ride to school. This is extremely dangerous and has been warned against repeatedly—being underage, riding without a helmet, and so on...

Meanwhile, electric scooters are suitable for all ages. They feature a compact design and easy-to-handle controls that fit the physique of Vietnamese students very well. When unexpected situations occur on the road, riders can react more flexibly. A moderate top speed of up to 60km/h helps students commute easily while remaining safe.

Environmental protection

The greenhouse effect caused by air pollution is a global issue facing every nation. In major cities, alongside smoke and dust from industrial factories, CO2 emissions from traffic vehicles contribute significantly to this problem. Limiting internal combustion engine vehicles that burn gasoline is a practical action to help protect the environment. Using an electric scooter satisfies both aesthetic appeal and functionality just like other motorcycle lines, while helping you save money and protect the environment as well as yourself.