Electric Skateboards

Last updated 2008.07.15

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This product niche has mushroomed in the past couple of years. Also know as powerboards, although this term can be confusing as some "powerboards" have a stand-up handle which I think of as a scooter. Electric skateboard producers seem to appear and disappear more frequently than the producers of larger vehicles, probably because start-up costs are relatively low, but market penetration is difficult, especially in North America for such vehicles. Therefore, this page will probably be continuously out of date, no matter how often I update it. Any additions, corrections and contributions are always welcome.

Skateboards

E-Glide makes a line of electric skateboards in the U.S. There are a number of distributors for E-Glide, including [dead link: http://www.greenspeed.us/electric_skateboard_e-glide.htm] GreenSpeed.

The Electric Scorpion is a three-wheeler powered skateboard.

[Site no longer exists: http://www.exkatestore.com/] eXkate skateboards has at least 4 models of battery-powered skateboards.

[Dead link: http://www.greenwit.com/ESkates.htm] Greenwit is based in Vancouver, BC, and has a line of at least 7 types of electric powered skateboards. (Razor Mountain Board is another power board with oversize, outboard wheels. (May be discontinued.)

Urban Mover has a line of at least three electric powered skateboards, including the Usurfer UM70, which has to be the uber-SUV of the powered skateboards.

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