The Quingo team have written a helpful guide on how to charge your Air, Compact or Powerbase using both the old and new style chargers. We’ll be discussing other models in the near future so be sure to keep an eye on the Quingo Scooter Users blog. We have also written more of an overview on charging your Quingo which you may also find useful.
The Quingo Scooters team have written an express guide to provide some detailed charging advice for your Quingo Flyte, Plus, Classic and Vitess 2 and how to get the best performance from their batteries. If you are a Quingo Air, Compact or Powerbase user, then please see our previous blogpost on charging for these models. If you’re looking for a charging guide on the Quingo Toura and Vitess please stay up to date with the Quingo Scooter Users blog as this will be uploaded soon.
The Quingo team does all it can to ensure that our customers have the best possible scooter experience. Our goal is to help people regain their independence through greater mobility with all the advantages of our unique 5 wheel scooters.
Once you’ve purchased your Quingo, there are a number of simple things you can do to ensure that it remains in top condition.
Today, the Quingo team would like to highlight a few things about looking after your scooter’s batteries, protecting their lifespan and ensuring you get the most out of them.
