With the weather slowly improving and people venturing outside for longer, the many electric scooters available in Belgium’s cities can be an appealing choice to get around.
With seven e-scooter providers currently vying for customers in Belgium, choosing the best one can be confusing. In a recent test, RTBF journalists tried out the seven available brands and came up with a guide, taking into account the price, the geographical coverage (where they operate), the ease of use of the online app, and ride comfort.
Here are the results:
TIER
- Price: €1 to unlock then €0.23 per minute
- Monthly subscription: Yes, 200 minutes for €25.99
- Location: Brussels, Liège
- Overall rating: 6.5/10
Comfortable to ride and convenient.
LIME
- Price: €1 + 0,23/min
- Monthly subscription: No, pass valid only for 3 days
- Location: Brussels, Antwerp
- Overall rating: 6/10
VOI
- Price: €1 + 0,20/min
- Monthly subscription: Yes, 300 minutes for €24.90
- Location: Namur, Brussels
- Unable to enter a payment method in the app
- Overall rating: 0/10
DOTT
- Price: 1 € + 0,25/min
- Monthly subscription: €9.99 per month for unlimited journeys costing €1 (journeys of up to 30 minutes)
- Location: Brussels, Liège, Namur, Charleroi, Aalst, Ghent
- Overall rating: 7/10
Present in the most cities in Belgium.
POPPY
- Price: €1 + 0,20/min
- Monthly subscription: Yes, €49.99. You then have to pay €0.06 per minute of use.
- Location: Brussels, Antwerp
- Overall rating: 5/10
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BOLT
- Price : €0,5 + 0,20/min
- Monthly subscription: Yes, €29.99 for 300 minutes per month.
- Location: Brussels, Namur
- Overall rating: 8/10
The cheapest on the market.
PONY
- Price: €1 + 0,22/min
- Monthly subscription: Yes, 4 trips per day all month for €39.99 (for a maximum of 19 minutes)
- Location: Brussels, Namur, Liège
- Overall rating: 5/10