Pure Air ⁵ Folding Electric Scooter – Reliable, Waterproof, and Ride-Ready
Next-generation innovation meets timeless design with the Pure Air ⁵. Featuring an 840 W max-power motor, this compact and dependable folding scooter delivers a real-world range of up to 29.1 mi (46.9 km) per charge. Built for everyday urban mobility, it combines power, comfort, and durability in one sleek ride.
Powerful Performance
The Pure Air ⁵ is equipped with a 350 W nominal motor (840 W peak), providing smooth acceleration and reliable climbing ability. With three adaptable riding modes—Pedestrian (6 km/h), Normal (20 km/h), and Max (25 km/h)—you'll enjoy complete control across different environments.
Rugged Versatility
With IP65 water resistance and 10″ puncture-resistant tubeless tyres, this scooter is engineered to withstand city streets and unexpected weather. The lightweight 16.2 kg folding design makes it easy to transport and store without compromising durability.
Advanced Controls and Lighting
A bright 150-lumen front light, rear safety lights, and an intuitive LCD keep you visible and informed. Monitor your speed, battery life, and riding mode at a glance, day or night.
Safety and Control
The dual-brake system combines a maintenance-friendly front drum brake with a regenerative rear KERS brake for powerful, responsive stopping. This ensures confidence and control on every ride.
Technical Specifications
- Motor: 350 W nominal / 840 W max
- Range: Up to 46.9 km (29.1 mi)
- Max Speed: 25 km/h (15.5 mph)
- Tyres: 10″ puncture-resistant tubeless
- Water Resistance: IP65
- Brakes: Front drum + rear KERS
- Weight: 16.2 kg
- Battery & Charging: 37 V 7.2 Ah; ~6-hour charge
- Weight Limit: Up to 120 kg (est.)
UK Legal Disclaimer
In the United Kingdom, privately owned e-scooters like the Pure Air ⁵ are not currently permitted for use on public roads, pavements, cycle lanes, or pedestrian areas. They may only be used on private land with the landowner's permission. Always check the latest government guidance before riding. Performance figures, such as maximum speed and range, are based on controlled testing and may vary depending on factors including rider weight, terrain, weather conditions, and riding style. Riders must wear appropriate protective equipment at all times.