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It has a rear brake in the form of an electric brake (e-brake). A drum brake is also fitted at the front. The vehicle therefore has a rear brake.

If you drive normal 20kmh not sport 25kmh its not probel but 25 its illegal but for 5 its not a big deal depends in police that will stop you 😉 take a risk end enjoy

The e-scooter with a maximum speed of 25 km/h and a motor power of 350 W is not road-legal in Switzerland. Swiss legislation allows a maximum speed of 20 km/h and a maximum motor power of 500 W for road-legal e-scooters. As the maximum speed of 25 km/h is exceeded, this e-scooter may not be ridden on public roads in Switzerland.

The Xiaomi Electric Scooter 5 Pro has a zero-start function, which means that you don't have to push it to get it moving. The scooter starts automatically as soon as you press the throttle, provided that it is on a flat surface and the brakes are not active.

It's possible, but we checked the Xiaomi website and there's no mention of cruise control.

The headlight of the Xiaomi Electric Scooter 5 Pro Global Edition has a brightness of 2.5 watts, which corresponds to around 200 lumens.

The Xiaomi 5 Pro Global Edition electric scooter takes around 9 hours to charge. This enables a range of up to 60 kilometres.

The e-scooter has both front and rear suspension. The dual suspension system ensures effective shock absorption and a comfortable ride, regardless of the riding conditions.

According to the manufacturer, 10" tyres are fitted on this e-scooter.