| Range (Up to) | 14.3 miles |
|---|---|
| Max. User Weight | 21.4 st. |
| Total Weight | 56 kg |
| Heaviest Part | 17 kg |
| Seat Width | 46 cm |
| Front Wheel Size | 22.5 cm (8.9") |
| Rear Wheel Size | 22.5 cm (8.9") |
| Battery Watt Hours | 264 Wh |
| Battery Weight | 15.5 kg |
| Battery | 12v 22ah SLA |
| Motor | 250w |
| Ground Clearance | 5.2 cm |
| Max. Gradient | 8° |
| Turning Radius | 145 cm |
Airium ST
The Airium ST combines reliable SLA battery technology with a robust steel chassis, delivering enhanced strength and durability without compromising on everyday usability. Its refined design offers a confident balance of power, comfort, and practicality.
Soft, ergonomic delta handlebars provide intuitive control, while rear monoshock suspension helps smooth out uneven surfaces for a more comfortable ride. The padded rotating seat supports easy transfers, and the wide floor pan gives you the space to sit back and travel in comfort.
Designed with convenience in mind, the Airium ST features quick and simple disassembly, making it easy to transport and store.
- 14.3 milesRange (Up to)
- 17 kgHeaviest Part
- 21.4 st.Max. User Weight
£1,999
Product Features
Reliable SLA battery
A scooter you can depend on - the Airium ST offers 14.3 miles of uninterrupted range with its reliable SLA battery. It's just as easy to remove and charge off-board wherever you need, no more worrying about a journey cut short.
Wide floor pan
The wide floor pan gives you plenty of room to position your feet comfortably, helping you feel more stable and relaxed while driving. It’s especially useful for longer journeys or users who prefer extra legroom.
Comfy rotating seat
The comfy rotating seat makes getting on and off the Airium simple and stress-free. Its cushioned design offers support for everyday use, helping you stay comfortable on the go.
Rear monoshock suspension
The rear monoshock suspension utilises a single shock absorber to smooth out bumps. Helping to deliver a more balanced, comfortable ride, especially on uneven surfaces.
