eMobility by TWHEELS

E-scooters and e-bikes approved for Swiss roads: from the folding commuter e-bike to the e-scooter with 100 km range. Test ride by appointment, spare parts from a Swiss warehouse, 2 years warranty.

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TWHEELS E-Bike City Faltrad, elektrisches Klapprad fürs Pendeln, Studioaufnahme.
TWHEELS E-Bike City Faltrad in Schwarz, kompakt faltbar für unterwegs.

E-Bike City Folding Bike – TWHEELS

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CHF 1'999.00 CHF 1'499.00
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TWHEELS E-Scooter Pro in Schwarz mit türkisen Akzenten und breiten Reifen, Seitenansicht.
TWHEELS E-Scooter Pro in Schwarz, zusammenklappbarer Elektro-Scooter, Produktansicht.

E-Scooter Pro - TWHEELS

(120)

CHF 1'089.00 CHF 789.00
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TWHEELS E-Mountain Bike mit Vollfederung und Bafang-Mittelmotor, Studioaufnahme.
TWHEELS E-Mountain Bike in Silber mit Vollfederung und Bafang-Mittelmotor, Seitenansicht.

E-Mountain Bike - TWHEELS

(90)

CHF 2'989.00 CHF 1'999.00
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TWHEELS E-Scooter Lite in Schwarz mit türkisen Akzenten, Seitenansicht.
TWHEELS E-Scooter Lite in Schwarz, zusammenklappbarer Elektro-Scooter, Produktansicht.

E-Scooter Lite - TWHEELS

(121)

CHF 879.00 CHF 609.00
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TWHEELS E-Bike City Classic, elektrisches Cityvelo mit Riemenantrieb, Studioaufnahme.
TWHEELS E-Bike City Classic in Schwarz mit tiefem Einstieg und LCD-Display.

E-Bike City Classic – TWHEELS

(199)

CHF 2'299.00 From CHF 1'899.00

Buying an E-Bike or E-Scooter in Switzerland: What to Consider

Before buying, three questions are worth asking: How far do you travel each day, do you take the vehicle on a train or in a car, and where can you charge it? For commuters who combine cycling with public transport, a folding E-Bike is the most flexible solution; for purely urban journeys, an E-Scooter; and for tours and trails, an E-Mountainbike. The service afterwards is just as important: TWHEELS stores batteries, chargers and spare parts in Switzerland and offers test rides by appointment.

Road Approval and Rules: What Applies in Switzerland

All E-Scooters and E-Bikes from TWHEELS are approved for road use in Switzerland. The most important rules at a glance (as of July 2026):

Rule E-Scooter (20 km/h) E-Bike up to 25 km/h S-Pedelec up to 45 km/h
Minimum age 14 with a Category M licence, 16 and over without 14 with a Category M licence, 16 and over without 16 and over, Category M licence required
Helmet requirement no, recommended no, recommended yes
Licence plate no no yes, yellow
Where you may ride Cycle path and road; pavements prohibited Cycle path and road Cycle path and road

The following has also applied since the revision in July 2025: You must ride electric scooters without a seat alone and standing. The TWHEELS E-Bikes belong to the 25-km/h class: no licence plate, no helmet requirement, and no driving licence required from the age of 16.

Which Model Is Right for You?

  • E-Bike City Folding: folds in 30 seconds and offers up to 80 km of range. The choice for commuters travelling by train or with limited storage space.
  • E-Bike City Classic: classic frame, up to 80 km of range, for commuting and shopping.
  • E-Mountainbike: full suspension, 80 Nm mid-drive motor, and up to 100 km of range for tours and trails.
  • E-Scooter Lite: 450 W, up to 50 km of range, compact for the city.
  • E-Scooter Pro: 500 W, up to 100 km of range when the journey is longer.

Popular Selections

Get to the right selection faster: E-Scooters approved for road use and folding E-Bikes.

Test your preferred model with a test ride by appointment. All vehicles come with a 2-year warranty, and spare parts down to the smallest screw are available from our Swiss warehouse. You can find helmets, locks and replacement batteries in the eMobility accessories collection.

Frequently asked questions

Are e-scooters allowed in Switzerland?
Yes. Road-legal e-scooters up to 20 km/h count as light motorised bicycles and may use cycle paths and roads, the pavement is off limits. All TWHEELS e-scooters are road-legal in Switzerland.
From what age can you ride an e-scooter in Switzerland?
From 14 with a category M driving licence, from 16 without a licence. The same rule applies to e-bikes with pedal assistance up to 25 km/h.
Is a helmet mandatory for an e-scooter or e-bike?
In Switzerland there is no helmet requirement for e-scooters and e-bikes up to 25 km/h, but a helmet is strongly recommended. Only fast e-bikes up to 45 km/h require one. You will find suitable helmets in the eMobility accessories.
Does an e-bike need a licence plate?
E-bikes up to 25 km/h need neither a licence plate nor a vignette. Only S-pedelecs up to 45 km/h require a yellow licence plate. All TWHEELS e-bikes belong to the 25 km/h class.
How far can I go on one battery charge?
The TWHEELS e-bikes manage up to 80 km, the e-mountain bike up to 100 km, the e-scooters 50 to 100 km. The real range depends on riding mode, weight, terrain and temperature.
Can I take a test ride before buying?
Yes. Just book an appointment, then you can try your preferred model on site and compare at your own pace before you decide.
My e-bike feels slow. What can I do?
Usually it is not a fault: first check the selected assistance mode, the tyre pressure and whether a brake is rubbing. These three points explain most cases. Otherwise TWHEELS support is happy to help.

The TWHEELS Promise:

Our products are "Designed in Switzerland" and manufactured with the utmost care. We also offer a 2-year warranty on all equipment and excellent customer service to help you with any questions.

Swiss quality since 2018

More than 25,000 devices delivered

Still unsure?

At TWHEELS, you have the opportunity to test every product before making a purchase decision.

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