Hiboy ECOM 14 Electric Scooter with Seat and Basket
The Hiboy ECOM 14 electric scooter comes with a detachable seat and a removable basket — so it carries the shopping, the bag or the books, and you can sit down for the ride. 22 mph and 31 miles on 14-inch tires.
- Detachable adjustable seat — and a fold-down cargo basket, both included
- 48V 10Ah battery — 31 miles of range, 5 to 6 hours to charge
- 14-inch pneumatic tires — the largest we stock, over rough ground
- 450W peak motor — 22 mph and 15° hills, with two speed modes
- Dual disc braking — height-adjustable riser, LED lights, IPX4
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MOTOR
350W rated, 450W peak

BATTERY
48V 10Ah

SPEED
22 mph

RANGE
31 miles
Available for Pickup
At multiple Wilson's locations
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To lower 48 get with-in 3 to 5 days
The one that carries things, and lets you sit down
Every other electric scooter we sell is built for getting you somewhere. This one is built for getting you somewhere with something. A detachable seat and a removable basket both come in the box.
Groceries, a bag, a laptop
A proper cargo basket that clips on and off. When you are not carrying anything, take it off or fold it flat. It is not a permanent fixture you have to live with.
Sit down for the long way
An adjustable seat that comes off just as easily. Thirty-one miles is a long time to stand, and this is the only ride in our range that gives you the choice.
Built for the trips you would otherwise drive
Most short car journeys are errands: a shop run, a school pickup, dropping something off. The ECOM 14 is the ride in our range that actually replaces those.
The deck is nine inches wide, noticeably wider than a standard commuter deck, and that is what makes it comfortable to stand on for a long stretch and stable when the basket is loaded.
Faster and further than anything else here
A 48-volt system rather than the 36 volts most commuters run, which is where the extra speed and range come from.
Big wheels change what a road feels like
These are the largest tires on anything we stock, closer to a small motorbike wheel than to a commuter electric scooter. A bigger wheel rolls into a pothole rather than dropping into it, and that difference is the single biggest factor in how rough a street feels underneath you.
They are air-filled at both ends, so you can set the pressure for your weight and or for whatever you are carrying. With no suspension needed, there is nothing to service or adjust.
Braking is by disc at both ends, and the levers can be tightened or slackened with a wrench to suit how you like them.
The bar height adjusts, so it suits whoever is riding
The riser is height-adjustable rather than fixed, which matters on a ride that tends to get shared around a household. Set it once for you and drop it for someone shorter. The riding position stays comfortable either way.
It still folds for a car trunk, or for a bus or a train. The basket and seat come off first if you want it as compact as possible.
Hiboy ECOM 14, in full
- Max speed
- 22 mph
- Max range
- 31 miles
- Motor, rated
- 350W
- Motor, peak
- 450W
- Battery
- 48V 10Ah Li-ion
- Charging time
- 5–6 hours
- Max slope
- 15°
- Max load
- 220 lbs / 100 kg
- Speed modes
- Two
- Tires
- 14″ pneumatic, front and rear
- Brakes
- Dual disc
- Seat
- Detachable, adjustable
- Basket
- Detachable, foldable
- Lighting
- LED head and tail
- Water resistance
- IPX4
- Weight
- 57.1 lbs
- Unfolded
- 55.7 × 22.4 × 47.2 in
- Deck
- 16.1 × 9.0 in
Also worth a look: the seated electric scooters and the long-range Hiboy S2 Pro.
Black or silver, with or without a lock
Basic — black or silver
The electric scooter with the seat, the basket, the charger and all the fixings.
With U-Lock — black or silver
Adds a combination U-lock, worth having on a ride you will be leaving outside shops.
Buy it here. Service it here. Ride it everywhere.
Six shops across New York and California. This one is worth sitting on before you buy. The seated riding position is either exactly what you wanted or not for you at all, and two minutes on the floor tells you which.
Hiboy ECOM 14, answered
Does the seat come with it?
Yes. The adjustable seat is included in the box, along with the basket. Both detach, so you can run it as a standing electric scooter whenever you prefer.
How much can the basket carry?
It is sized for the things you would otherwise carry on your back: a couple of shopping bags, a laptop bag, books. The overall rider-and-load limit for the ride is 220 lbs.
How fast does it go?
22 mph, from a 450W peak motor on a 48V system. That makes it the fastest ride in our Hiboy range.
What is the range?
Up to 31 miles on a charge, the longest of any Hiboy we stock. Real range varies with rider weight, load, terrain and speed.
How long does it take to charge?
Five to six hours from empty for the 48V 10Ah battery, so an overnight charge covers it.
Why 14-inch tires?
A larger wheel rolls over a pothole or a curb edge rather than dropping into it, which is what makes a rough street feel smooth. They are air-filled at both ends so you can set the pressure to suit your weight and your load.
Can it climb hills?
Hiboy rates it to 15 degrees, and the 48V system gives it noticeably more to pull with than a 36V commuter.
What brakes does it use?
Disc brakes front and rear. They can be tightened or slackened with a wrench to set the lever feel you prefer, and we will do that for you at the shop.
Can the handlebar height be adjusted?
Yes. The riser is height-adjustable, which is useful on a ride that gets shared between people of different heights.
Does it fold?
Yes. It folds for a car trunk or public transport, and taking the basket and seat off first makes it as compact as it goes.
Can it be ridden in the rain?
It is IPX4 rated, so light rain and splashes are within what it handles. One safety point worth stating plainly: never charge an electric scooter that is wet, or one whose battery looks swollen. Bring it straight in to us instead.
How much does it weigh?
57.1 lbs with the seat and basket fitted. It is the substantial one in the range, which is also why it stays stable with a load on board.
Who is the Hiboy ECOM 14 for?
Anyone whose short car trips are errands rather than commutes: the shop, the school run, dropping something off. It is also the one to look at if you want to sit down and go 30 miles.










