Kids Scooter

Electric scooters can be safe for kids when the scooter matches the child’s age, size, and riding ability. Children should wear protective gear, begin at a low speed, ride under adult supervision, and avoid traffic, steep slopes, and wet surfaces.

Many kids electric scooters are suitable for children aged six and older. However, parents should also check the model’s recommended age, height, weight limit, and whether the child can steer and brake confidently.

Electric scooters for kids commonly reach about 10 to 20 km/h. NAVEE kids scooters have listed top speeds of 16 or 20 km/h, depending on the model, and parents can set a lower speed while their child gains experience.

Electric scooters are legal to own in Canada, but public-riding rules vary by province and municipality. A driver’s licence is generally not required for a compliant electric kick scooter, but minimum ages and permitted riding areas differ, so check the applicable electric scooter laws in Canada.

Your child should wear a properly fitted bicycle helmet, knee pads, elbow pads, wrist guards, and closed-toe shoes. Bright clothing or reflective accessories can also improve visibility.

Use only the supplied or manufacturer-approved charger and charge the scooter in a dry, ventilated area away from flammable materials. An adult should supervise charging and stop using the battery if it becomes damaged, swollen, unusually hot, or wet. Follow these electric scooter charging tips for safer battery care.

Kids electric scooters on this collection page currently range from C$309.99 to C$489.99, depending on the model and promotion. Higher-priced models may include longer range, adjustable handlebars, folding frames, and additional smart features.

Choose a kids scooter based on the child’s age, height, total weight, experience, and intended riding area. Compare the speed limit, braking system, handlebar height, scooter weight, tires, battery safety, and available parental controls.

Some kids scooters have adjustable handlebars that accommodate different rider heights and growing children. Choose a setting that lets the child stand upright with slightly bent elbows and reach the brake comfortably, and check the specifications because not every model is adjustable.

NAVEE provides a 24-month warranty for the main unit, while the battery and other main components are covered for 12 months and specified wearable parts for three months. Coverage applies to eligible product-quality faults and varies by component, as detailed in the NAVEE warranty policy.