Leger

Minimotors is the South Korean manufacturer behind the Speedway and Dualtron families — names that effectively defined the enthusiast electric-scooter segment in the late 2010s. The Speedway line built its reputation on the muscular, dual-motor Speedway 4 and 5, which became benchmark 'fast commuter' machines. But those scooters were heavy (25-30 kg+) and awkward to carry up stairs or onto a tram. The Speedway Leger, introduced around 2018, was Minimotors' answer to that gap: 'leger' is French for 'light', and the whole design brief was to keep the trusted Speedway ride quality — pneumatic tyres, real dual suspension, a solid folding stem — while dropping the weight to around 20 kg. It slotted in as the portable, single-motor 'daily driver' of the range, and it stayed in the catalogue for years, spawning the budget 36V Eco and the upgraded 52V Pro that added range and hill power without losing the light footprint.