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Kingsong is one the top EUC manufacturers for a reason but choosing what to ride can still be difficult decision. In this article we’ll be reviewing some of the questions we are asked the most about choosing between a KS-14S or a 16S, as well as going over some key features of each machine. FAQ 1. For my range requirements, would there be any benefit going to 840Wh, as compared to 680Wh? If a 40km range would seem adequate for your commuting or recreational needs, a 680Wh batte …

Electric scooters are all the craze these days. More and more people have started using electric scooters, and this is one of the main reasons why it has become so popular: a kinder mode of transportation for Mother Earth. However, as with all other machines, electric scooters need to be operated safely to prevent injuries. So, here are 8 essential electric scooter safety tips you need to be aware of before embarking on that shiny new gizmo of yours. Read the manual W …

Major automakers are working towards manufacturing cars which run on electricity. The whole world is slowly drifting towards the same direction and so are go-karts. These carts started as ‘4-tired toy cars’ and gradually became sensational racing cars. And certainly, they have come a long way. However, a major confusion between their buyers’ prevails; ‘Which go-kart to buy, electric or gas?’ In this article, we’ll tell you, “Why electric go-karts are better than gas”. But, first …

One of the most surprisingly positive discoveries that people have made during the COVID-19 lockdown is the joy of not using the car every day. Indeed, if there’s one thing that self-isolation has demonstrated is that people still have the power to impact the environment on a daily basis positively. However, as the lockdown regulations relax around the world, the need for commuting in town has come back. But that doesn’t mean you have to use your car. In fact, you might find that y …

Electric bikes come in a variety of motor types, shapes and sizes with knock-on effects on tire changing. Changing a tire on bikes with pedal-assist motors built into the bottom bracket is usually the same as it is on their non-electric counterparts. Because the chain transmits the additional energy to the rear wheel (as the cyclist would normally), there are no extra wires to the rear wheel. So when you come to change the tire, you pop the wheel off as you would normally, either by un …