Mopeds and Scooters have become more and more popular among the motorhome and camping communities over the past few years, and it’s easy to see why. 

Leaving your motorhome at the site and using another mode of transport has a whole host of benefits: it’s more straightforward, less stressful when it comes to parking and allows you to explore areas that might be more challenging to access in a larger vehicle. 

Electric mopeds and scooters are absolutely ideal for this, as they’re quieter and have lower running costs – making them a great alternative. For more on electric scooters, you can read our article exploring everything you need to know about the ranges and battery lives of electric scooters and mopeds. 

In this blog, we’re exploring the top ten best electric mopeds and scooters to take with you on your next motorhome or camping holiday. So, without further ado, let’s get into it!

 

Price	Power	Weight	Charge Time	Seat Height
£2,999	1.34hp	56kg unladen	7 hours	770mm

Starting off our list today is the Keeway E-Zi Mini. 

With a lightweight and compact design, this scooter is easy to transport and store on a motorhome, and its low weight means manoeuvring it is easy compared to other scooters.

Plus, its 1000w engine can reach speeds of up to 28mph (making it accessible to 16 year-olds with a CBT) and has a range of 40 miles on a single charge, making it well-suited to exploring the areas around the campsite. The main drawback here is that it takes 7 hours to charge, and its batteries aren’t removable, so you will have to make sure you keep an eye on the battery!

It also offers features like keyless ignition, LCD display, full LED lighting and a built-in alarm, making it a secure and convenient choice for exploring areas surrounding a campsite – and all for the relatively low price of £2,999!

 

Price	Power	Weight	Charge Time	Seat Height
£4,995	12.06hp	111kg without battery	6-8 hours	790mm

At number nine on this list, we’ve got the Silence S01 Connected. 

With a price tag of £4,995, this is the most expensive scooter on this list, but with a 7kW motor, top speeds of 62mph and a range of 85 miles, it’s a pretty high performing scooter for its relatively small size. 

It also boasts a suite of features, including Bluetooth connectivity, an onboard USB port and a dedicated smartphone app to monitor your scooter remotely. In our review of the S01 Connected, we found it to have great acceleration and a powerful motor – especially when you compare it to similar 125 equivalents. 

The main downside of the S01 is its 8-hour charge times, but with a removable, trolley-style battery, it’s more convenient to charge than many other electric scooters. 

 

Price	Power	Weight	Charge Time	Seat Height
£3,999	13.41hp	127kg curb weight	3.5 hours for one battery, 5.5 hours for two	780mm

At number eight, we’ve got the Segway E300SE.

With a 13.41hp hub-mounted electric motor delivering 200Nm of torque, this is a powerful little scooter capable of going from 0-30 in 2.9 seconds – not bad for a 125 equivalent!

When we had the chance to review the Segway E300SE, we were able to sit happily at a top speed of 72mph.
If that wasn’t enough, the removable batteries have an 80 mile standard range providing a healthy amount of leeway when exploring the local area or taking a short day trip from the campsite. With an optional third battery you can increase this to a range of 120 miles, but sitting at top speed will reduce that range significantly. 

This scooter has a comfortable, upright seat and 34L of under seat storage (expandable to 51L when only using one battery) making it an enjoyable and practical ride when taking yourself around a local area.

At £3,999, it is a more expensive option, but the excellent features and premium feel of the E300SE more than make up for it. 

 

Price	Power	Weight	Charge Time	Seat Height
£3,195	8.31hp	95kg without battery	4 hours for a single battery	780mm

Next in line is the Horwin EK3, a modern and luxurious scooter designed for covering longer distances quickly, elegantly and economically. 

With a range of up to sixty miles on a single charge (120 miles with a second battery installed), a top speed of 60mph and a 4000W motor, this is a scooter that offers a great balance between high performance and efficient energy consumption. 

It’s also a highly convenient option for motorhome owners, as it's compact enough to be kept in a motorhome storage compartment or on a scooter rack, and offers practical features like a USB port, alarm system and keyless locking and unlocking. 

At £2,726 (with the second battery adding an extra £1,495 to the price) it is a little more expensive than a typical 125 equivalent, but with excellent range and convenient features, I’d argue that it’s worth it. 

 

Price	Power	Weight	Charge Time	Seat Height
£3,799	8.53hp	127kg net weight	3 hours for one battery	760mm

Next up, we’ve got the Niu FQi 500.

With a robust 6400W motor, this scooter has the ability to reach top speeds of 59mph and provides strong acceleration, with the ability to handle inclines up to 25% – great if you’re exploring more uneven terrains.

Features like ergonomic seating, smooth suspension and folding footrests for passengers make it well suited for longer rides, and convenient features like removable batteries and integration with the NIU app (allowing users access to features like battery level monitoring and GPS navigation) provide additional peace of mind.

Coming in at £3,799 this is one of the more pricy options on our list today, but  with features like this it’s easy to see why. 

 

Price	Power	Weight	Charge Time	Seat Height
£1,669.99	3.08hp	75kg kerb weight	4-6 hours	750mm

In fifth place, we’ve got the Yadea G5, a £1669.99 electric moped that was born out of a collaboration between Lexmoto and Yadea.

One of the standout features of the G5 is its easily removable battery – it can be removed in a matter of seconds, meaning that it can be taken out and charged indoors overnight, making it a great option if you’ve got limited space.
 
With a 2.3kW motor and a top speed of 28mph, the G5 is learner legal, but it can still offer an enjoyable ride regardless of your experience level. Plus, with a range of 55 miles it’s well suited to travelling to local areas – meaning you can save your motorhome for longer journeys. 

 

Price	Power	Weight	Charge Time	Seat Height
£2,499	2.01hp	75kg kerb weight	7 hours	840mm

At number four on our list, we’ve got the NIU UQi GT.

At £2,499, this moped appears similar to many of its peers, with a 1500W motor and top speeds of 28mph, with the notable difference of its 14 inch wheels. It also has the highest seat height out of NIU’s entire range, at 840mm. If you’re looking for a CBT-legal bike with a little more visibility, this could be ideal for you.

However, even with this height, it’s still an incredibly lightweight bike – making it easy to transport on a motorhome's scooter carrier or within the vehicle.

Unfortunately, it does take seven hours for the UQi’s batteries to fully charge and offers around a 35-mile range, but these batteries are removable and can be charged using a standard wall socket, meaning that charging from your motorhome should be straightforward.

With additional features like LED lights all round, a USB charging point, remote start, steering lock and a built-in alarm, this moped is one of the most secure options around. 

 

Price	Power	Weight	Charge Time	Seat Height
£3,415	2.68hp	94kg with battery	6 hours	770mm

Starting off our top three today is the Piaggio 1 Active! 

This £3,415 scooter effortlessly combines electric mobility with the same original style, quality and engineering that have become synonymous with the Piaggio brand. 

Powered by a removable 2.3kW lithium-ion battery, the Active 1 has a top speed of 37mph and a range of 52 miles in ECO mode and 49 miles in Sport mode, making it well suited to exploring local areas around a campsite (although you may want something with slightly more power if you’re looking to travel further afield). 

Weighing 94kg with the battery installed, this is a small and lightweight scooter – significantly easier to navigate crowded campsites and tight parking spaces. Plus it’s fun to ride, with the Sport and ECO modes allowing you to vary your riding experience while still being user-friendly. 

 

Price	Power	Weight	Charge Time	Seat Height
£3,126	3.08hp	98kg kerb weight	8 hours	795mm

In second place today we’ve got the Yamaha Neo’s, Yamaha’s first 50cc equivalent electric scooter. 

The Neos sports a 3-phase synchronised motor, producing top speeds of 28mph and a slightly lower range of 23 miles. It also has a charge time of 8 hours, but the lithium-ion battery is removable and can be conveniently charged at any standard household outlet.

This offering from Yamaha also comes with 27L of under seat storage, two riding modes (standard and ECO), smart key keyless ignition and large, 13 inch wheels to improve stability and visibility. 

Thanks to its compact size and lightweight design, this scooter is deal for local exploration – even in crowded areas. 

At £3,126 you’d hope for a slightly longer range or a slightly lower charge time, but overall this is a futuristic-looking, reliable scooter that’s convenient for any motorhome owner. 

 

Price	Power	Weight	Charge Time	Seat Height
£3,800	8hp	120kg kerb weight	6 hours	760mm

At the top of our list today, we’ve got the Honda CUVe:!

Honda’s second electric offering for the European market is a sleek, futuristic-looking bike powered by two lithium-ion batteries, offering top speeds of 50mph and a range of 44 miles. 

At just 120kg, the CUVe: is easy to manoeuvre around a busy campsite, and makes riding straightforward and intuitive with its three riding modes (standard, sport and econ) and 7-inch TFT screen. 

This screen comes complete with a host of useful information, including recommendations on the most battery-efficient route and a full navigation map – perfect for getting to know a new area. 

In our recent review of the Honda CUVe:, we found it to be a bold and innovative scooter, offering a premium feel and a great riding experience. 

It’s priced similarly to many other options on this list at £3,800, but with incredible reliability, performance capability and ease of use, it’s a great addition for any motorhome owner. 

So, there you have it! I hope you found this list of the top ten best electric scooters and mopeds for motorhomes helpful. 

If you’re still looking, why not check out our picks for the top ten electric mopeds and top ten electric motorcycles for 2025?

As always, if you have your very own electric moped or scooter you need to insure, remember you can get an insurance quote direct with Lexham!