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Growth of Self-Balancing Scooter Market - Police Models, Cross Terrain Models, Commuter Models and Sports Arenas Models
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Albert Morris
Sep 1, 2017, 4:31:30 AM9/1/17
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Self-balancing scooters also known as Hover boards are defined as a two wheel powered vehicle, capable of balancing both the rider and itself on the basis of inclination of rider. Commonly these scooters are battery powered capability of working for longer period of time. These scooters are available in several models to suit specific models. Some of the most common models commercially available in the market includes Police models, Cross Terrain Models, Commuter models, and sports arenas models. Low price in comparison to fuel powered scooters and small size of the scooters are primarily increasing customer attraction towards adoption of such scooters. However, increase in the number of accidents related to explosion and malfunctioning of scooters, these scooters are prohibited for public use in several countries. Stringent regulation regarding use of these vehicles in several places is primarily restraining the growth of the market.
Self-balancing scooters also known as Hover boards are defined as a two wheel powered vehicle, capable of balancing both the rider and itself on the basis of inclination of rider. Commonly these scooters are battery powered capability of working for longer period of time. These scooters are available in several models to suit specific models. Some of the most common models commercially available in the market includes Police models, Cross Terrain Models, Commuter models, and sports arenas models. Low price in comparison to fuel powered scooters and small size of the scooters are primarily increasing customer attraction towards adoption of such scooters. However, increase in the number of accidents related to explosion and malfunctioning of scooters, these scooters are prohibited for public use in several countries. Stringent regulation regarding use of these vehicles in several places is primarily restraining the growth of the market.
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