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Lion City Riders

Hi, our kids' hoverboards with LED lights start at about S$120 and can be delivered to Tampines or Woodlands. What weight is the rider?

Jurong Wheel Works

Our all-terrain hoverboards start at S$240, and we deliver across Jurong West and Ang Mo Kio. Which range do you need in kilometres?

Woodlands Mobility Co

Our premium self-balancing scooters start at about S$1,050, and we can deliver to Woodlands. Is this for a daily commute or for leisure riding?

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E-scooters and hoverboards in Singapore

In Singapore, a kids' hoverboard costs roughly S$110 to S$240, an off-road model about S$240 to S$460, and a premium self-balancing scooter between S$1,050 and S$1,300. For prices that are current this month, create a free request on BlaBlaPrice and its AI will look through sellers' websites and price lists here.

Approximate prices in Singapore, November 2026 (sellers' websites)
TypeTypical specPrice range
Kids' hoverboardAbout 220 W, LED lightsS$110–S$240
Off-road or all-terrain hoverboard6.5 to 8.5 inch wheels, with or without seatS$240–S$460
Premium self-balancing scooterSegway and Ninebot modelsS$1,050–S$1,300

The figures are approximate and come from listings, so the price you pay depends on battery size, motor power and whether a seat is included.

Rules to check before you buy

Singapore requires e-scooters and hoverboards to meet the UL2272 fire safety standard. Sources state that non-compliant devices are illegal to own or use, and that an e-scooter must be registered with the Land Transport Authority (LTA) before it is used on public roads. Ask the seller for the UL2272 certificate and the LTA registration, especially for used or imported units.

Heat, rain and the seasons

Singapore is hot all year and has wet and dry seasons rather than winter and summer, so demand does not peak in one month and you can ride at any time. Rain is the main practical issue. Ask how the tyres grip wet paths and whether the device is water resistant.

How prices and delivery work here

Sellers quote in S$, and specs are metric: range in kilometres, top speed in km/h and rider weight in kg, although listings often give wheel size in inches. Ask whether delivery is included and to which area. Name your area when you ask, because the seller needs to confirm delivery to Singapore, Tampines, Jurong West, Woodlands or Ang Mo Kio.

What to write in your request

Say which type you want (hoverboard, kids' model or self-balancing scooter), the model if you know it, and whether you want new or used. Add the rider's weight in kg, the range you need in kilometres, the power in watts, the wheel size and your budget in S$. Mention your city. A photo of the label helps the seller confirm the UL2272 mark.

BlaBlaPrice is free for buyers. You describe what you need in your own words in the chat, and you can add a photo. BlaBlaPrice's AI asks for missing details, looks through sellers' websites and price lists in Singapore, and shows the prices and businesses it finds. Registered sellers reply in the chat with their own price, terms and delivery. Your contacts stay hidden until you decide to exchange them. If you need something with a seat, compare electric mopeds, or create a request here.

Questions and answers

How much does a hoverboard cost in Singapore?

Kids' models with LED lights are roughly S$110 to S$240, off-road models about S$240 to S$460, and premium self-balancing scooters from S$1,050 to S$1,300. These are approximate figures from sellers' websites for November 2026.

Do e-scooters and hoverboards need a UL2272 certificate in Singapore?

Yes. Sources state that they must meet the UL2272 fire safety standard, and non-compliant devices are illegal to own or use.

Do I need to register an e-scooter with the LTA?

Yes, sources say an e-scooter must be registered with the Land Transport Authority before it is used on public roads. Check the registration before you buy a used one.

Does the wet season affect how I should buy?

Singapore is hot all year, so rain is the main concern. Ask how the tyres grip wet paths and whether the device is water resistant.

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