Buy electric scooters at IVA Mobility

A electric scooter is a two-wheeled vehicle with an electric motor instead of an internal combustion engine — quiet, emission-free, and with lower running costs than a petrol scooter. At IVA Mobility, you can choose from 47 models: from the affordable 25 km/h light moped to the premium 45 km/h light scooter with a range of up to 160 km. Our IVA E-GO S4 was chosen as the winner of the e-scooter test by the ANWB, and with 200+ authorized dealers in the Netherlands and Belgium, you can always take a test ride near you. On this page, you can read what an electric scooter is, which speed class suits you, what the costs and range are, which IVA model fits your riding style, and how insurance, warranty, and service are arranged.

In short: an electric scooter from IVA

• Price: IVA scooters from € 1.999, 00 (IVA NCS) to € 2.999, 00 (IVA NCE Pro), roadworthy including VAT.
• Two speed classes: Light moped 25 km/h (blue license plate) and scooter 45 km/h (yellow license plate).
• Range: average 60–80 km per battery, up to 160 km with a second battery.
• ANWB tested: The IVA E-GO S4 is the winner of the ANWB e-scooter test.
• Service: 200+ authorized IVA dealers in the Netherlands and Belgium, 15+ years of experience.
• Business benefit: Deductible via MIA/Vamil for entrepreneurs, leasing possible via dealer.

Difference between a light moped and a light scooter

A electric moped drives a maximum of 25 km/h, gets a blue license plate, and you may drive it from the age of 16 with an AM driving license. electric moped (also known as an electric moped) reaches up to 45 km/h, receives a yellow license plate, and is ideal if you regularly ride longer distances or on provincial roads. Since January 1, 2023, a new regulation applies to light mopeds throughout the Netherlands. helmet requirement, just like for mopeds — a suitable NTA-8776 or ECE-22.06 helmet is mandatory for both categories. You can find the official rules for scooters and mopeds at Rijksoverheid.nl.

Choose a light moped if you mainly ride within the city and want to take advantage of the more flexible rules regarding bike paths in 30/50 zones. Choose a 45 km/h light moped if you often ride outside built-up areas or want faster roadside assistance. We supply most IVA models in both variants — you choose the license plate when ordering.

Which electric scooter suits you?

In addition to speed, pay attention to four things: range, motor power, battery and alarm. Most IVA scooters come with a 2 × battery configuration of 60V 24Ah or 72V 25Ah, good for a range of 100 to 120 km. Do you want to get going quickly in the evening? Then choose a model with a 2,000W or heavier maintenance-free motor — think of the IVA NCE Pro (3,000W) or the IVA E-GO S8. All IVA mopeds come equipped with an alarm as standard.

Below, you can compare our most popular electric scooters at a glance:

Model	Speed ​​class	Engine power	Range	Price from
IVA NCS	25 or 45 km/h	1,500W	60–80 km	€ 1.999, 00
IVA NCF	25 or 45 km/h	2,000W	70–90 km	€ 2.399, 00
IVA NCE	25 or 45 km/h	2,500W	80–100 km	€ 2.699, 00
IVA E-GO S4 2.0	25 or 45 km/h	2.000W	80–120 km	€ 2.499, 00
IVA E-GO S5	45 km/h	2,500W	100–130 km	€ 2.799, 00
IVA NCE Pro	45 km/h	3,000W	120–160 km	€ 2.999, 00

Undecided between two models? Compare them directly on the product page or ask a IVA dealer near you. A test drive lasts 15 minutes and provides immediate clarity regarding comfort, power, and appearance.

How much does an electric scooter cost?

The purchase price of a new electric scooter at IVA is between € 1.999, 00 and € 2.999, 00, ready to ride including VAT. That is slightly higher for an entry-level model than a comparable petrol scooter, but you will recoup the difference in running costs and maintenance. An electric scooter drives for approximately € 0,50 per 100 km of electricity, while gasoline soon € 5,00 to € 7,00 costs per 100 km. On top of that, an e-scooter has fewer moving parts: no oil changes, no spark plugs, no exhaust. As a result, maintenance is cheaper and less frequent.

For entrepreneurs, an electric scooter is particularly attractive for business purposes. Via the MIA and Vamil schemes you may deduct an additional portion of the purchase value from the profit — you can find the current percentages at RVO.nl. The insurance is comparable to a petrol scooter and starts at approximately € 8,00 per month for third-party liability coverage. Furthermore, take into account the statutory Vehicle inspection for mopeds (mandatory for 45 km/h models from January 1, 2025) and with the one-time purchase of a helmet.

Buy or lease an electric scooter?

You can buy or lease an electric scooter. Buying is attractive if you want to ride the same scooter for longer than three years and take advantage of the tax deduction for business use. Leasing—business operational lease or private lease—is advantageous if you want to upgrade to a new model every 24 to 48 months, bundle maintenance and insurance into a single monthly payment, and deduct the amount directly from profits.

IVA dealers work with multiple leasing companies that include electric scooters in their range. The monthly payment for an IVA E-GO S4 2.0 starts at approximately € 79,00 per month for a 48-month contract with 10,000 km. For self-employed professionals and SME entrepreneurs, business leasing is often more tax-efficient than buying, because the entire lease payment is tax-deductible. Ask your dealer for a comparative quote to compare buying, financing, and leasing side by side.

The IVA range: from entry-level to premium

IVA offers three main series of electric scooters, plus the exclusive Lux Electric line. The IVA E-GO series is our most popular line with the IVA E-GO S4 2.0, successor to the ANWB-winning S4. With a top speed of 45 km/h, a range of up to 120 km, and a sporty appearance, this is the model for both the city and commuters. The heavier IVA E-GO S5 and the premium IVA E-GO S8 offer more power for those who always want to make it to the hill.

The IVA NC series is our classic retro Vespa style: the IVA NCS (€ 1.999, 00) as entry-level, the IVA NCF (€ 2.399, 00), the IVA NCE (€ 2.699, 00) and the IVA NCE Pro (€ 2.999, 00) as the top model. We supply all NC models in matte colors (matte green, matte gray, matte black) as well as classic colors (white, silver, black, red). Furthermore, for the business market, there is the IVA NCF Delivery, with a strong top case for delivery services. Looking for something unique? The IVA Lux Electric 2.0 is the luxury variant with chrome details. View the full range in the product list above and filter by version, color, or range.

Insurance, warranty, and service via 200+ IVA dealers

An electric scooter is a purchase for years, and good service makes all the difference. Every new IVA scooter comes with factory warranty and is delivered roadworthy by an authorized IVA dealer. With more than 200 dealers in the Netherlands and Belgium, there is always a workshop nearby for maintenance, repairs, or an original scooter battery. You can book a replacement battery directly with your dealer or via our customer service.

For insurance, you can choose between third-party liability (WA), third-party liability plus (WA+), and comprehensive (all-risk). You can insure mopeds (25 km/h) with any common insurer such as Centraal Beheer, Univé, or ANWB; the premium is slightly higher for scooters (45 km/h). IVA Mobility is listed in the official RDW license plate register, allowing you to register your IVA scooter immediately via the post office or your dealer. Recycling an old battery is free of charge through us. battery recycling program.

Frequently asked questions about electric scooters

What is the best electric scooter?

The best electric scooter is the one that suits your riding style. For city rides up to 25 km/h, the IVA NCS (€ 1.999, 00) a strong entry-level model. Do you want 45 km/h and sporty looks? Then the IVA E-GO S4 2.0 — successor to the ANWB-winning S4 — is our most requested scooter. If you need more power or luxury, look at the IVA E-GO S8 or the IVA NCE Pro. You can find independent comparisons in the ANWB's annual e-scooter test and at the Consumers' Association.

What is the difference between a light moped and a light scooter?

A light moped has a maximum speed of 25 km/h and a blue license plate. A light moped has a maximum speed of 45 km/h and a yellow license plate. Since 2023, a helmet is mandatory for both, and an AM driving license is required from the age of 16. Light mopeds are often allowed on bicycle paths in the city; light mopeds ride on the road and are also allowed on provincial roads.

How much does an electric scooter cost on average?

A new IVA scooter costs between € 1.999, 00 and € 2.999, 00, including VAT and ready to ride. Cheap unregistered models from unknown brands start lower, but often lack warranty, dealer network, and RDW type approval. Second-hand IVA scooters are sold through authorized dealers with remaining warranty.

Can you lease an electric scooter?

Yes. An electric scooter can be leased for business (operational lease) or private use, with a term of 24 to 48 months. The monthly payment for an IVA E-GO S4 2.0 starts at approximately € 79,00 per month, including maintenance and insurance. Ask your IVA dealer for a comparative quote for buying versus leasing.

What are the disadvantages of an electric scooter?

The three most frequently mentioned disadvantages are: a higher purchase price than petrol, a charging time of 3 to 5 hours for a full battery, and a range that depends on temperature and driving style. In practice, these are not too bad: for city driving, 60–80 km per charge is more than sufficient, and with a second battery, you extend that to 160 km.

How many kilometers does an electric scooter last on a single charge?

IVA scooters achieve an average of 60 to 80 km on a single battery, and up to 120 km with a 2 × battery configuration like on the IVA E-GO S4 2.0 and S5. The range depends on riding style, weight, and ambient temperature. In winter, the range drops by 10–20% due to colder batteries.

Do you need a driver's license for an electric scooter?

Yes. For a light moped (25 km/h, blue license plate), you need an AM driving license from the age of 16.For a moped (45 km/h, yellow license plate), the same AM driving license applies, plus a mandatory helmet. You can find practical driving requirements and rules at Rijksoverheid.nl.

Is there a helmet requirement for an electric moped?

Yes. Since January 1, 2023, a statutory helmet requirement applies to light mopeds throughout the Netherlands. This has existed for light scooters for longer. You must wear an approved NTA-8776 or ECE-22.06 helmet. Fines for not wearing a helmet amount to € 130,00.

Is an electric scooter allowed on provincial roads?

A 45 km/h moped is permitted on provincial roads and outside built-up areas on cycle paths marked 'mopeds allowed'. A 25 km/h light moped is not permitted to do so and must remain on the cycle path or the carriageway in 30/50 zones. Motorways are prohibited for both categories.

How long does the battery of an IVA scooter last?

A lithium battery in an IVA scooter lasts an average of 800 to 1,200 charge cycles — about 6 to 8 years for most riders. After that, the battery usually retains 70–80% of its original capacity. Replacement is easy via your dealer; we recycle old batteries free of charge.

Ready to choose your IVA electric scooter?

View the full range above, compare the models or find an IVA dealer near you for a test drive. Our customer service team is happy to assist you via chat, email, or phone.