No, as long as your e-bike meets the federal limits: ≤ 500W motor, ≤ 32 km/h, and has pedals, you don’t need a license or insurance in most provinces. All Emmo bicycle style models meet these requirements.
More powerful models may be seen as motor vehicles and do require a license and insurance. Always check your provincial laws.

However, e‑bike regulations may vary by province and are subject to change. We recommend that buyers consult their local transportation authorities to confirm compliance. It is the buyer’s responsibility to ensure the lawful use of the product(s) in their area. For more details, please refer to our Terms and Conditions: https://emmo.ca/pages/terms-and-conditions.

Electric Kickscooters are standing scooters; top commuter units offer 40 km range, quick folding, puncture-resistant tires, and dual brakes. Portable designs like Segway GT1 Superscooter simplify last-mile links.

You may benefit from a mobility scooter if walking causes fatigue, balance issues, or discomfort. They're designed for people with limited mobility, chronic pain, or injury recovery.

Consider a scooter if you:
Struggle with walking long distances
Have unsteady balance or frequent falls
Get tired shopping or moving through large areas

Three- and four-wheel options offer different levels of stability and turning radius, depending on indoor or outdoor use.
Not sure if a scooter is right for you? Speak with a healthcare professional—or explore EMMO’s range of models built for comfort, control, and confidence

The Ninebot E2 is one of our lightest models, designed for adults who value portability. This stand-up electric scooter is easy to carry and perfect for quick storage at home or on the go.