Electric Scooter: 5 essential tips to protect EVs this rainy season

- Always try to protect your scooter from water exposure. Avoid using it in the rain if possible.
- Park your scooter under a roof or a covered area to shield it from rain.

- Use proper coverings and sealing to make the scooter’s battery and motor waterproof. 
- Regularly check the battery compartment to ensure it remains dry and secure.

- Thoroughly clean and dry your scooter after exposure to rain. Pay special attention to keeping the brakes and electric connections dry.
- Clean the mudguards and tires to prevent the accumulation of water and dirt.

- Ensure your scooter’s tires have good grip to prevent slipping in wet conditions. Regularly check tire pressure.
- Frequently inspect the brakes to ensure they are functioning effectively, as rain can introduce dirt and water into the brake system, reducing efficiency.

- Verify that all lights and signals on your scooter are working properly, as visibility is often reduced during rain.

- Drive slowly and avoid sudden braking. Be cautious on slippery roads and try to avoid waterlogged areas.