Electric scooters are just plain fun. There’s something about zipping around on a motorized scooter that makes you feel like a kid again. The funny part about that is, normally you wouldn’t stick a kid on an e-scooter…unless they’re part of the new Segway line of kid-friendly e-scooters! After all, start them young, and they’ll be zipping the streets of Brooklyn on Segways well into their 20s!
The Segway MAX G3 Plus arrives as a longer-range, better-equipped update to the company’s premium commuter scooter, with pre-orders opening at $1,149.99 through August 24. That’s $350 below its $1,499.99 MSRP, although the discount still leaves this firmly in serious transportation territory rather than impulse-buy range. Its headline upgrades include a 717Wh battery, up to 56 miles of claimed range, 2,200 watts of peak power, dedicated rear turn signals, larger brake rotors, and revised controls. Shipping is expected to begin August 25, giving commuters a few weeks to decide whether more battery is worth more scooter.
The Segway Navimow X430 is one of the most capable pieces of mowing hardware we’ve tested. Four-wheel drive, dual suspensions, an 84% slope rating, and a class-leading 17-inch cutting width mean it chews through terrain that stops other robots cold—and it finishes a big yard faster than anything else we’ve run. But all that muscle comes in a body that looks and moves like a security robot, and for a $2,499 mower, it missed more spots and left more manual trimming than we expected. If your yard has serious slopes or rough ground, nothing else here competes. If you want…
Segway is moving deeper into off-road territory with the Segway Xaber 300 electric dirt bike, a race-inspired e-moto that trades gas, gears, and exhaust noise for instant electric torque and a surprisingly long spec sheet. First shown at CES 2026, the Xaber 300 will go on sale May 15 through select authorized Segway dealers nationwide, starting at $5,299.99. It’s built for off-road use only, so this isn’t your next commuter bike with knobby tires. It’s aimed at riders who want dirt-bike feel, electric simplicity, and enough onboard tech to make old-school purists squint a little.
The new Segway MUXI is a compact cargo e-bike that aims to deliver real hauling power to riders who don’t want a massive bike taking over the garage. Priced at $1,699.99, the up to Class 2 model is scheduled to go on sale in the US on April 14 through Segway‘s website and independent bicycle dealers. The pitch is straightforward enough: the Segway MUXI gives you room for groceries, beach gear, or a smaller passenger, without making every ride feel like you’re piloting a municipal vehicle.
A properly manicured lawn feels nice; it’s like a freshly vacuumed room where everything feels neat and clean. But it’s a lot to have to mow your own lawn sometimes. It’s hot. Or cold. Or raining. Or you’re deathly allergic to grass, so you mow wearing enough PPE to double as Fallout cosplay. In any case, it’s 2026, so you can outsource your mowing with a Navimow robotic lawnmower!
You might hear “Segway” and picture mall cops on people movers, but Segway is so much more. They’re also in e-bikes, and after their first set dropped last year, they’re refining their e-bike offerings with two new road styles and an off-roading dirtbike, so you can pedal and cruise wherever your heart desires. The new Segway Myon and Segway Muxi (moo-shee) use the brand’s Intelligent Ride System, a software suite that provides everything you need while riding or storing your bike.
I’ve ridden my fair share of electric scooters over the years- from lightweight commuters to oversized off-road monsters- and I can say this: the Segway GT3 SuperScooter is something special. It hits all the sweet spots and offers an amazing experience. It’s not trying to be the fastest scooter in the world, but it blends real-world speed, premium build quality, and thoughtful features in a way that makes it both fun and practical.
Segway isn’t playing around anymore. Sure, it made its name with those slow-rolling, upright personal transporters that mall cops and tourists love, but those days are long gone. Now, the brand has kicked things into overdrive with the introduction of the Segway SuperScooter GT3 Pro. Clocking in at just under 50 miles per hour and packed with more tech than a luxury car dashboard, this isn’t your average last-mile solution. It’s a high-speed, high-performance electric ride built for thrill-seekers, commuters who hate traffic, and anyone who secretly wants to feel like they’re in a sci-fi chase scene.
If you’re tired of spending your mornings stuck in traffic or scrambling to find parking near campus, the Segway E2 Plus II eKickScooter might just be your new favorite way to get around. With a lightweight 36-pound build, upgraded front suspension, and a splash of personality thanks to 256-color ambient lighting, this scooter is clearly not just for kids. It’s smart, stylish, and built for everyday errands, quick commutes, or weekend adventures around town. And for a limited time, it’s up for preorder at $349.99, down from the regular $399.99, with shipping set for June 3.
Segway’s at it again, this time with a sleek new addition to its ever-growing family of smart scooters. If you’ve been thinking about upgrading your daily commute or giving your car a well-earned break, the Ninebot eKickScooter F3 might just be the electric ride that makes getting from A to B the best part of your day. And before you worry about sticker shock, here’s the heads-up: It’s available right now for pre-order at $599.99—that’s $250 off the regular price of $849.99—until April 15. If your current ride gives Flintstones vibes, this could be your sign to step it up.
You might think Segway is all about people movers and scooters, but you’d be very wrong. This iconic brand has expanded far beyond its early innovations, now offering a range of cutting-edge products designed to make life easier, greener, and more exciting. Segway continues to push boundaries from robot lawnmowers that handle your yard work effortlessly to sleek eBikes and powerful scooters that redefine personal transportation. Whether you’re looking to upgrade your commute, simplify your chores, or inject a little thrill into your day, Segway’s latest lineup proves there’s so much more to explore than you ever imagined.
If you’ve ever spent a weekend wrestling with an outdated mower or tried to figure out how to lay down those confusing boundary wires for a robotic one, wondering why robotic lawnmowers weren’t as smart and trainable as robotic vacuum cleaners, you’ll find the solution in the newest Segway Navimow X3 Series Robotic Mower; it ditches the wires entirely! If your lawn is under 2.5 acres, the X3 Series is designed for simple, efficient, and fully automated lawn care.
The Segway ZT3 Pro brings a fresh twist to electric scooters, merging the best urban mobility and off-road adventure in one sleek, rugged package. Debuting as the first model in Segway-Ninebot’s all-new ZT series, this eKickScooter is designed for those who crave a little more thrill in their daily commute or weekend joyrides. Whether navigating city streets, exploring winding bike paths, or tackling gravel trails, the ZT3 Pro is built to handle it all easily.
Segway has just rolled out its latest addition to the popular Ninebot C2 eKickScooter Series—the Ninebot C2 Lite. This new model is designed for kids aged 6 to 10 and blends fun, safety, and style. It’s built to provide young riders with a smooth and exciting way to explore while giving parents peace of mind.
Remember the scene in Jurassic World where the protagonists tour the island and —spoiler alert — are eventually attacked by dinosaurs inside futuristic-looking gyrospheres? Well, Segway was inspired by these vehicles to create the Segway S-Pod, a safe, self-balancing personal transportation vehicle built for enclosed campuses like airports and malls. Segway-Ninebot is also debuting the new Kickscooter Air T15 as well.
Having already established itself as a leader in “last mile” innovation, Segway Ninebot plans to expand its foothold on the market with two brand new electric micro-mobility vehicles in 2020. The Ninebot eMoped and Ninebot eScooter will help travelers get from point A to point B much more efficiently and cost-effectively thanks to intelligent safety features.
This is one of the most fun reviews I’ve done thanks to the awesome tech dreamed up by the Segway-Ninebot team. The Drift W1 are roller skates for the next generation and the Ninebot Gokart Kit is an eGokart for the electronic vehicle revolution. Both are exquisitely designed, exhilarating, and will bring out the kid in you.
Our friends at Segway-Ninebot are coming out with a bunch of new products in this year and we’re excited to share them with you. Aiming to corner the market in “last mile transportation” they’re releasing the Shared Scooter Model Max, Powered by Segway. Looking to corner the market in “last mile delivery” they’re releasing the Loomo Delivery robot.
Who didn’t dream of having a robotic sidekick when they were a kid? The future is now, people! Segway is back with the Loomo, a robotic sidekick that transforms into a self-balancing mini personal transporter. Loomo is live right now on Indiegogo, where you can pre-order your new futuristic friend as low as $1,299, 27% off of the future retail price.
I admit I am totally fascinated by the trend of mashing up bikes with unrelated exercise equipment. I thought the Elliptigo was cool (and the only one I could see someone using in public) until I learned about the Trikke. What’s the Trikke, you ask? It is an electric vehicle that looks sort of like skis on wheels with handlebars. Like a tricycle meets the ski team. According to the company, it is foldable, lightweight, and offers a “full body workout”. It looks incredibly fun, and the company even sells accessories like cargo nets to make running errands on the…