The electric scooter has become one of the most popular means of transport in recent years, offering a fast and convenient alternative to cars and public transport. No more hours of traffic jams and transport strikes.
At E-Ride, we know that buying a Nami electric scooter is a significant purchase. That's why we want to offer you the best quality of service possible by offering you electric scooter rental on the scooters in the Nami Electric range .
What are the advantages of renting an electric scooter?
Renting an electric scooter is a convenient and affordable option to get around the city. You can easily rent an electric scooter in just a few minutes and leave the vehicle at your destination without having to worry about maintenance or recharging. Unfortunately, these are mostly electric scooters in poor condition due to their public use. So what's better than trusting the LOA (lease with option to purchase) with your own scooter?
The LOA is an intermediate option for renting an electric scooter, ideal for you if you are hesitant to take the plunge and buy one. Over a period of 12 to 42 months, this offer allows you to use the scooter and then, at the end of your contract, to buy it and become the owner (if you want of course).
Why trust rental with option to buy?
- Affordability: E-Ride gives you the opportunity to afford a Nami electric scooter, while managing your budget. Pay only monthly installments over a set period of time. To learn more about monthly installments, click here .
- Return: With the LOA, you will not have to worry about reselling your electric scooter at the end of your contract. If you decide not to buy the scooter at the end of the rental period, you can simply return it to us.
- Ecological: By using an electric scooter responsibly, you improve your urban mobility, but also contribute to reducing air pollution and improving the air quality in your city.
- Warranty: In addition to having the choice, E-Ride offers you an extended warranty on batteries. You can also choose an optional tire warranty.
So, convinced?
