With electrification taking over the automotive industry, there seems to be an electric version of just about every type of urban mobility device out there, including trucks, buses, bicycles, scooters ...

Typically, electric skateboards drive one or more wheels with brushless motors, while keeping everything mounted on otherwise fairly-standard trucks to maintain maneuverability. However, ...

Australian mechanical engineer Raine Kent has set a new Guinness world record for the fastest electric skateboard, reaching a top speed of 132.37 km/h (82.25 mph) on his custom-designed board.

Have you ever wished an electric skateboard could truly capture the essence of traditional skateboarding? For years, electric boards have promised speed and convenience, but they’ve often fallen short ...

28 Feb 2025, 21:58 UTC · By: Mircea Mazuru // There's a vast range of electric skateboards for all types of budget and riders. Here's seven of the best ones you can currently purchase.

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Forget that tired trope of Marines eating crayons. Lance Cpl. Malik Pugh is building electric skateboards and robots when he’s not working on complicated satellite communications equipment. Pugh, an ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. I'm of the opinion that there's a neat mode of electric mobility out there for everyone. If you've got a lot of stuff to carry 'round, you ...

A mechanical engineer that designs high-performance electric skateboards set his sights on snagging the record for the fastest electric skateboard. Not only did he succeed, but he absolutely ...

Electric skateboards are incredibly fun to ride, but don't always offer the smoothest or safest ride if the surface they're speeding over is rough, pockmarked, or covered in debris. Which pretty much ...

The internet is full of talented engineers and designers building all kinds of weird and wonderful vehicles that, quite frankly, look absolutely terrifying to climb aboard. Like The Q’s self-balancing ...