Electric scooter motors are a crucial component that powers the vehicle, converting electrical energy into mechanical motion. These motors are typically brushless DC (BLDC) motors, known for their efficiency, durability, and low maintenance requirements. They work by using magnets and electromagnetic coils to generate rotational force, which drives the scooter’s wheels. Motor power is measured in watts, and higher wattage motors provide better acceleration and speed. Common motor sizes range from 250W for casual use to 1000W or more for high-performance models. The efficiency of the motor affects the overall range and battery life of the scooter. In addition, motor design and placement (usually in the hub of the wheel) impact the scooter’s handling and stability. Advances in motor technology have made electric scooters faster, quieter, and more energy-efficient, making them a popular choice for eco-friendly urban transportation.