7 electric scooters that will change the way you commute

Scootersaren't just for kids.A scooteris a great last-mile solution when you're looking to get somewhere nearby without dealing with the hassle of parking a car. There's really no reason to not go electric, either. Today's options are environmentally friendly without compromising on speed.Here are 7electric scooters sure to get the job done:SEE ALSO:Uber is just one company interested in 'flying cars' ' here are 5 othersCycleBoardThe electric scooter has an interesting look with two wheels in the front and one in the back. The design allows it to stand up so you don't need to prop it against a wall when you leave it behind like other scooters. It can also improve stability when riding.The scootercan reach a top speed of 20 mph and has a range between 15 miles and 25 miles depending on what battery option you choose. Charging ranges between 3 hours and 4.5 hours, again depending on battery size. The Cycleboard weighs 44 pounds and even comes with cruise control, the Los Angeles Times reported.Cycleboard had a very successful Kickstarter campaign, raising over $147,000 out of its $70,000 goal. You can now buy the scooter directly on the Cycleboard website with deliveries scheduled for April. It ranges between $1,300 and $1,700 depending on the type you get.URB-EThe URB-E stands out as afoldableelectric scooter. That way, you can save space when storing it indoors or transport it easier on a bus or train.The scooter weighs 30 pounds and is easy to pick up and carry, according to a Business Insider review. It even comes with a USB port and a little basket.There are four different URB-E trims that offer a range between 16 miles and 20 miles. The scooter can reach a top speed between 14 mph and 18 mph, depending on the type you get. You can order a scooter on the URB-E website.UscooterThe Uscooter combines a few of the more appealing qualities offered by the CycleBoard and URB-E. It can stand upright, like the CycleBoard, and fold up, like the URB-E. It's also one of the lighter options on the list at just under 24 pounds. It can reach a top speed of 18 mph.The scooter had its first successful run in China five years ago under the nameE-Twow, Wired reported. Now it's available in the US and you can buy it on the Uscooter website for $999.See the rest of the story at Business Insider
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