JOYOR manufactures high-performance electric scooters designed for urban commuting and off-road experiences, featuring foldable frames, long-range batteries, and robust motors.
JOYOR is a global electric vehicle brand specializing in the development and production of electric scooters. Headquartered in China with a strong presence in Europe through partners like WeRoll Tech GmbH, JOYOR promotes a philosophy of eco-friendly and efficient personal mobility. Their product lineup ranges from lightweight, portable scooters for daily city commuting to powerful, dual-motor models built for rough terrain and long distances.
Known for integrating features such as hydraulic brakes, advanced suspension systems, and cruise control, JOYOR scooters are designed to offer a balance of comfort, safety, and speed. The brand emphasizes user-friendly designs with LCD displays for real-time diagnostics and customizable riding settings, serving improved mobility to riders in over 30 countries worldwide.
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On many models (like the S-Series or C10), enter the settings menu by holding the adjustment buttons. Navigate to setting P09. Set it to '0' for Zero Start (motor engages immediately) or '1' for Non-Zero Start (must kick-push first).
Error E-02 typically indicates a brake failure. Check the brake handle sensors and wiring connections. If the issue persists, contact your dealer for service.
Cruise control can be enabled in the P16 setting (set to '1'). Once enabled, maintain a steady speed with the throttle for a few seconds until the cruise icon lights up. Brake or press the throttle again to disengage.
To prolong battery life, avoid fully depleting it. If storing the scooter for long periods, charge it to at least 50% and recharge it once every 30 days. Do not store in extreme temperatures.
Tire pressure specifications are often printed on the side of the tire itself. For standard 10-inch air tires, pressure is typically around 45-50 PSI, but always verify with your specific model manual.