Xiaomi recently expanded its electric scooter range with the introduction of the Scooter 6 Lite, a model designed for users who prioritize practicality over high performance. This scooter is ideal for short commutes and daily errands, offering a budget-friendly option priced under 300 euros. Originally listed at 329 euros, it is currently available at E.Leclerc for 299 euros, making it more accessible to a wider audience. The Scooter 6 Lite features a 300 W motor that can handle slopes up to 15%, along with a front suspension system that helps absorb shocks. It includes a folding mechanism to make it easier to transport, especially on public transit. Weighing 18.1 kg, it is relatively heavy but still manageable for most users. The scooter is also water-resistant (IPX4 rating), allowing it to be used in light to heavy rain, and it supports a load of up to 100 kg. As a "Lite" model, the Scooter 6 Lite is not the fastest in Xiaomi's lineup. Its motor has a nominal power of 300 W and a peak of 500 W, which means it may take longer to reach speeds of 25 km/h. It can also struggle when climbing steeper slopes, which might be a limitation for users who frequently encounter inclines. To enhance comfort on uneven or paved surfaces, the scooter is equipped with a front suspension that uses two springs and offers 25 mm of travel. This helps reduce bumps and vibrations, making the ride smoother. Additional comfort features include a wide deck and 10-inch tubeless tires, which provide better stability and control. According to Xiaomi, the Scooter 6 Lite has an autonomy of 25 km on a single charge. However, using the sport mode or full acceleration can significantly reduce this range. This makes the scooter well-suited for short trips, such as grocery shopping or quick errands, but users are advised to keep an eye on their battery level. Recharging the battery takes around eight hours, which is a standard time for devices of this type.