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- 🇩🇪ABE/KBA licence in the box: with an insurance plate, the G7 is street-legal on German public roads.
- 🔋48V 15Ah (720Wh) battery: up to 60 km of range — a 10 km commute charges twice a week.
- ⚡500W brushless motor: holds 22 km/h on the flat and still climbs city ramps.
- ⛰10″ tubeless tyres + coil suspension: takes the edge off cobbles, tram rails and cracked cycle paths.
- 🛋Dual disc brakes: predictable wet stopping; 27.5 kg frame rated to 120 kg.
About the SUNNIGOO
Full introduction, real photos and everything worth knowing before you ride.
Street-Legal in Germany. 60 km of Range. Folds in Three Steps.
Most sub-€1,000 electric scooters cannot legally touch a German road. The SUNNIGOO G7 can. It arrives with its ABE operating licence — the KBA document that turns an e-scooter from a private toy into an insurable, road-legal vehicle — plus the hardware to make daily riding worth it: up to 60 km on a 48V 15Ah pack, 10" tubeless tires, and front and rear disc brakes.
It is built for the commute you actually have. A 500W brushless motor holds 22 km/h without straining, the aluminium-and-steel frame stays rigid under adult weight (120 kg max load), and coil suspension at both ends takes the edge off cobbles, tram rails and cracked cycle paths. Fold the stem and it fits in a car boot or beside a desk. If you ride in Germany, this is the version that comes with the paperwork.
Why Riders Choose the G7
| What you get | What it means for you |
|---|---|
| ABE / KBA operating licence | The certificate ships in the box — with a valid insurance plate, that is what makes the G7 legal on German public roads |
| Up to 60 km (37 mi) range | A 10 km commute becomes a twice-a-week charging habit, not a nightly one |
| 48V 15Ah lithium pack (≈720Wh) | A capacity tier above the 10–13Ah batteries common at this price |
| 500W brushless motor | Holds 22 km/h on the flat and still climbs city ramps without bogging down |
| Disc brakes, front and rear | Linear, predictable stopping in the wet — the single biggest safety upgrade over drum-braked commuters |
| Front & rear coil suspension | Cuts vibration from cobblestones, tram rails and patchy tarmac — the difference between a 20-minute ride and a 20-minute massage |
| 10" tubeless tires | Larger than the 8.5" wheels on most commuters; tubeless means a puncture seals slowly instead of deflating instantly |
| Aluminium & steel frame, 27.5 kg | Built like a small vehicle rather than a toy — stable at speed and rated to 120 kg |
| Display, bell, front & rear lights | Road-ready out of the box — nothing extra to buy for legal night riding |
| Folds in three steps | Unlock the stem, drop it, fold — then it rolls into a boot or an office corner |
ABE Approved — Street Legal in Germany
If you ride in Germany, start here. The SUNNIGOO G7 ships with its ABE (Allgemeine Betriebserlaubnis) — the German general operating licence issued by the Kraftfahrt-Bundesamt (KBA). Without an ABE, an electric scooter cannot be insured or used on German public roads. With it, the G7 is a road-legal vehicle rather than a private recreational device.
- The certificate travels with your scooter. The ABE document ships in the box, together with the vehicle data plate fitted to the frame.
- Add an insurance plate. German law requires a Versicherungskennzeichen — a compact annual insurance sticker issued by any German motor insurer, usually within minutes.
- Keep the paperwork on the vehicle. It is the document you present at a roadside check and when you sell the scooter on.
- Outside Germany, CE and EN 17128 apply. The G7 carries CE marking and EN 17128 compliance, the recognised standard for personal light electric vehicles across the EU.
Why the certificate is not shown on this page: an ABE only counts if the original document physically accompanies the vehicle. A picture of it on a website is not something an inspector or an insurer can accept, so we send the original with every scooter instead of publishing a scan here. If you would like the certificate details confirmed before you order, message us and we will check them for you.
Speed limits still apply. Under the German eKFV regulation the limit for e-scooters is 20 km/h. Set the restricted mode to whichever limit applies where you ride — 20 km/h in Germany, 25 km/h in most other EU countries — and always follow the figure recorded on your own ABE document.
60 km, Explained
Range is the number riders care about most — and the one that is easiest to fake. Here is what actually produces up to 60 km on the G7:
- 48V 15Ah lithium pack (≈720Wh). Roughly 15–50% more capacity than the 10–13Ah batteries typical of this class.
- A 500W motor that is not over-specified. Drawing less current for the same job than an 800W unit is exactly what stretches a battery over a commute.
- 10" tubeless tires. Air-filled, larger-diameter tires roll with less resistance over imperfect surfaces than smaller solid rubber wheels.
- 22 km/h cruising speed. The faster you go, the more energy goes into air resistance. Keeping to a commuter pace is the single easiest way to hit the rated figure.
Real-world note: 60 km is the manufacturer's rated figure, measured under ideal conditions (rider weight, terrain, temperature, speed and tire pressure all affect it). Expect less in cold weather, on hills, and with a heavier rider — as with every electric scooter. A full charge takes 6–7 hours.
Built to Be Ridden Daily
Commuting is where scooters are judged — not on a spec sheet, but on the third week of riding the same cracked cycle path. Three things decide whether you still enjoy it:
Suspension at both ends. The G7 runs coil suspension front and rear. That is not marketing padding: it is what stops a 6 km commute from rattling through your wrists and knees on cobblestones, paving slabs and tram tracks.
Brakes that work in the rain. Front and rear disc brakes with separate rotors and calipers give you linear, repeatable stopping power. On a 27.5 kg scooter at 22 km/h in the wet, this matters more than any other specification on this page.
A frame that does not flex. Aluminium and steel, rated to a 120 kg load. Heavier than a carbon-framed toy — and far more stable at speed, which is the trade most riders actually want.
Folds in Three Steps
Unlock the stem, drop it, fold the deck. That is the whole procedure, and it takes seconds — no tools, no partial disassembly. Folded, the G7 measures 113 × 25 × 60 cm, which fits a car boot, a train luggage rack, or the gap beside a desk.
Specifications
| Motor | 48V, 500W brushless |
| Battery | 48V 15Ah lithium (≈720Wh) |
| Range | Up to 60 km / 37 mi |
| Max speed | 22 km/h / 13.7 mph |
| Restricted speed | 20 km/h / 12.4 mph (Germany, ABE / eKFV) — 25 km/h in most other EU countries |
| Tires | 10" tubeless |
| Brakes | Disc brake, front and rear |
| Suspension | Coil suspension, front and rear |
| Frame material | Aluminium and steel |
| Max load | 120 kg / 265 lbs |
| Net / gross weight | 27.5 kg / 29.5 kg |
| Open dimensions | 118 × 60 × 120 cm |
| Folded dimensions | 113 × 25 × 60 cm |
| Charging time | 6–7 hours |
| Display | Yes — speed and battery readout |
| Lighting | Front light and rear light |
| Bell | Yes |
| Folding | Yes — three steps, no tools |
| Certification | CE, EN 17128 + ABE (German KBA operating licence) |
What's in the Box
- SUNNIGOO G7 electric scooter ×1
- Charger ×1
- Tool kit ×1
- User manual ×1
- ABE certificate document ×1 — keep it with the scooter
Assembly is limited to unfolding the stem and tightening the handlebar screws. Please keep the original box and packaging in case the scooter needs to be shipped.
Important Notes
- Speed limits vary by country and region. The G7 has a maximum speed of 22 km/h and a restricted mode for road-legal use. Always comply with the local legal limit where you ride — 20 km/h in Germany under eKFV, 25 km/h in most other EU countries.
- Wear a helmet. An approved bicycle or skateboard helmet with the chin strap fastened is strongly recommended on every ride.
- Do not ride on motorways or highways. This product is a commuting and recreational device; it is not a motor vehicle.
- One rider only. Do not carry passengers or children. Maximum load 120 kg / 265 lbs.
- Not recommended for riders under 16. Riders under 18 should ride under adult supervision, and local minimum age rules always apply.
- Do not ride in heavy rain, snow, ice or through deep puddles. The scooter is not designed for submersion.
- Do not charge if the charging port or power cord is wet. Close the charging port cover when not in use, and only use the charger supplied with the scooter.
- The hub motor gets hot during use. Do not touch it immediately after riding.
- Range figures are manufacturer-rated under ideal conditions. Rider weight, terrain, temperature, tire pressure and riding mode will all affect real-world range.
- WEEE & battery recycling (EU): this product and its battery must not be disposed of with household waste. Please use your local collection and return systems.
- Do not modify the scooter or use non-approved parts — on an ABE vehicle this can invalidate the operating licence along with the warranty.
Frequently Asked Questions
How far can the G7 really go on one charge?
The manufacturer rates up to 60 km (37 mi) with the 48V 15Ah battery. On flatter ground at a steady commuter pace with an average-weight rider, that is realistic. Expect noticeably less on steep hills, in cold weather, or if you spend the whole ride at full throttle. Charging from empty takes 6–7 hours.
Is it legal to ride on the road?
The G7 is CE certified and compliant with EN 17128, and ships with its ABE operating licence. Germany is the strictest case, and the G7 covers it: with the ABE document plus a valid insurance plate, it is legal on German public roads. Elsewhere in the EU, the CE marking and EN 17128 compliance are what apply. Laws differ by country, so always check local regulations before riding on public roads.
What is ABE, and does the G7 have it?
ABE (Allgemeine Betriebserlaubnis) is the German general operating licence issued by the Kraftfahrt-Bundesamt (KBA). It certifies that a vehicle type meets German road-safety requirements. Yes — the G7 has one, and the original certificate ships inside the box with your scooter, along with the data plate on the frame. It is not displayed on this page because the physical original is the document that counts for registration, insurance and roadside checks.
Do I need anything else to ride legally in Germany?
Two things beyond the ABE: an annual Versicherungskennzeichen (insurance plate) from any German insurer, and a speed setting within the 20 km/h German limit. We recommend a helmet on every ride.
How fast does it go, and how does it stop?
Top speed is 22 km/h, with a restricted mode for road-legal riding (20 km/h in Germany). Braking is by disc brakes at both the front and rear wheel, each with its own rotor and caliper — noticeably more consistent than drum brakes, especially in the wet.
Does it have suspension?
Yes — coil suspension front and rear. Combined with the 10" tubeless tires it takes a meaningful amount of vibration out of cobblestones, tram rails and uneven cycle paths.
How much does it weigh, and does it fold?
27.5 kg net (29.5 kg gross). It is a solidly built scooter rather than a lightweight one, so most riders roll it rather than carry it. Folding takes three steps with no tools: unlock the stem, drop it, fold the deck — folded it measures 113 × 25 × 60 cm.
Is it suitable for a tall or heavy rider?
The maximum load is 120 kg (265 lbs), and the aluminium-and-steel frame is stiff enough that heavier riders do not feel it flex. Handlebar height is fixed, so taller riders should check the 120 cm overall height against their preferred stance.
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- DE — SUNNIGOO G7 E-Scooter 500W mit ABE, 48V 15Ah, bis zu 60 km Reichweite, 10" schlauchlose Reifen, Scheibenbremsen vorn und hinten, klappbar, 120 kg Traglast
- FR — Trottinette électrique SUNNIGOO G7 500W avec ABE, batterie 48V 15Ah, jusqu'à 60 km d'autonomie, pneus sans chambre de 10", freins à disque avant et arrière, pliable, 120 kg de charge
- ES — Patinete eléctrico SUNNIGOO G7 500W con ABE, batería 48V 15Ah, hasta 60 km de autonomía, neumáticos sin cámara de 10", frenos de disco delantero y trasero, plegable, 120 kg de carga
- PL — Hulajnoga elektryczna SUNNIGOO G7 500W z ABE, bateria 48V 15Ah, do 60 km zasięgu, opony bezdętkowe 10", hamulce tarczowe przód i tył, składana, udźwig 120 kg
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Conformité — Limitation de vitesse (France, Union européenne)
Vitesse maximale autorisée sur la voie publique : 25 km/h. En France, la réglementation limite à 25 km/h la vitesse maximale par construction des cycles à pédalage assisté (norme EN 15194) et des engins de déplacement personnel motorisés (norme EN 17128) circulant sur la voie publique.
Les modèles dont la vitesse maximale assistée ou motorisée dépasse 25 km/h, ou dont la puissance excède les plafonds réglementaires, sont destinés à un usage sur terrain privé uniquement (propriété privée, circuits fermés). Ils ne peuvent être utilisés sur la voie publique française sans homologation spécifique. Le bridage proposé sur certains modèles doit être activé pour circuler légalement.
- Il appartient à l'utilisateur de respecter le Code de la route et la réglementation locale en vigueur : vitesse, équipements de sécurité, assurance et âge minimum.
- Toute modification du bridage électronique ou de la chaîne cinématique est interdite : elle annule la conformité du produit ainsi que sa garantie.
- Pour connaître la vitesse et la puissance homologuées dans votre pays, contactez-nous avant tout usage : lemon@hzneighbor.com.
Speed limitation (EN): On French public roads the maximum permitted speed is 25 km/h. Models exceeding this limit are intended for private-land use only. Riders must comply with local traffic law. Tampering with the speed limiter voids conformity and warranty.