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Thailand's not all that big on Black Friday Sales, but we thought we'd spread some love to this part of the world at this time of the year. A deposit of THB 5000 will need to be paid first to...

Every country is unique, and what works in one country wouldn’t necessary work in another. That is the same whether it is for government policies, or business practices, or choosing an electric scooter. Thailand also has its own quirks and...

Originally posted on CNET.com If you're making a short journey and prefer to travel light, the Zero 2.0 is a perfect way to get around. But if you need to go far, this carbon fiber scooter could leave you kick-scooting your...

Stuff.tv gave the Inokim Light 4 out of 5 stars. When we say the Inokim Light is one of the best e-scooters on the market, don't just take our word for it. Read an objective opinion here.  "This is definitely a...

Traffic congestion, uneven roads, and crowded walkways. Bangkok wouldn’t usually be thought of as the safest place to ride a bike or scooter. But other than the major roads such as Ratchadapisek and Sukhumvit, the roads in Bangkok are actually...

From the dawn of the age of electric scooters, there were only handful of brands like the GoPed, Razor from the 1980s. With the advent of hub motor and Li Ion technology, in 2009, MyWay (now known as Inokim) came about....

People who live in congested urban areas are starting to look for simpler, lightweight forms of transportation to get to and from where they need to be. Spending hours per week, stuck in traffic while your car spews out fumes...