Askoll eS3 - Specifications & Review

Company History

Askoll brought appliance-grade discipline to Italian e-mobility. Leveraging the parent group’s motor/drive expertise, Askoll scooters use efficient hub motors, removable batteries sized for daily commutes, and simple electronics that prioritize reliability over bravado. Italian cities—with dense cores, limited parking, and ZTL restrictions—proved fertile ground; food-delivery fleets and municipal services adopted Askolls for low running costs and easy overnight charging. Design remains friendly: approachable seat heights, practical racks, and styling that reads modern without losing warmth. The company’s e-bike line cross-pollinates ideas—lightweight drives, weather-tolerant electrics—creating a cohesive urban portfolio. Historically, Askoll accelerated the normalization of electric two-wheelers in Italy by meeting users where they live: short trips, plug-in convenience, and workshops that can swap a module in minutes. The brand’s contribution is less about speed and more about civility—quiet streets, predictable costs, and vehicles that simply work through sun and rain.