The Zelio Legender is listed with two main battery choices: lead-acid and lithium-ion. The lead-acid version offers four listed capacities of 1.92 kWh, 2.30 kWh, 2.52 kWh and 3.02 kWh, while the lithium-ion version is listed with 1.92 kWh and 2.37 kWh options. These configurations affect the scooter’s claimed range, charging time and price, making battery selection an important part of the buying decision.
The lead-acid version has a claimed range of up to 100 km in the listing, while the lithium-ion version is listed with up to 85 km. Both are low-speed configurations with a stated top speed of 25 km/h. Buyers should compare the battery capacity, charging requirements and equipment included in each version instead of choosing only by the highest claimed range. Since the older Legender has been discontinued, confirm which variant, if any, is still available through a dealer.
What's good
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Up to 120 km claimed range
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Keyless drive
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Anti-theft alarm with centre lock
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USB charging port
What's not so good
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Low top speed
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No fast charging
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Limited performance compared with high-speed EVs
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Not suitable for highway riding
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