Technical definition
electronic brake
The electronic brake is a braking system that uses the vehicle’s own electric motor to reduce speed. When activated, the motor stops providing propulsion and begins generating resistance that helps slow the wheel in a smooth and progressive way. In many electric scooters, this system also includes energy recovery (KERS or regenerative braking), returning part of that energy to the battery.
Articles using this term
- Electric Scooter 4
- Electric Scooter 4 Pro
- Electric Scooter 4 Ultra
- Electric Scooter 5 Pro
- Electric Scooter 5 Pro DE
- Elite
- EV10S MAX
- GT3
- GT3 Max
- Jeep Juc
- KQi 100F
- KQi 200P
- LiteGo DGT
- M365
- Ninebot E3 Pro E
- Ninebot F2 Pro E
- Ninebot F3 E
- Ninebot KickScooter E2 PRO E
- Ninebot max G2
- Ninebot max G2 DE
- Z-One 2 Gray
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