Electric Mopeds for Sale in Philadelphia
Shop electric mopeds & e-scooters in Philadelphia. Brand-new lithium battery models, no gas, no oil, no license required* on lower wattage. Financing available. (215) 288-6118.
Looking for electric mopeds in Philadelphia? ScooterLand USA has been selling and servicing powersports in Philadelphia since 2008 and stocks a growing lineup of lithium-battery electric mopeds and e-scooters — perfect for commuters tired of gas prices, oil changes, and DMV motorcycle endorsements. Our showroom at 3818 K St, Philadelphia carries street-legal e-mopeds from 1500W to 5000W, with ranges from 30 to 75+ miles per charge.
Electric mopeds make sense in Philadelphia for three reasons: gas is expensive, parking is impossible (an e-moped fits in tight spaces gas scooters can't), and the city's stop-and-go traffic is exactly where electric drivetrains beat gas on both efficiency and torque. Charge overnight from a standard 110V outlet — no special wiring required.
We finance every electric moped through American First Finance with flexible financing options. Whether you're a Center City commuter, a South Philly food-delivery rider (DoorDash / Uber Eats), or a Drexel / Temple / Penn student, we'll match you to the right e-moped and walk you through PA registration. Free local pickup available.
How electric mopeds work — and why they fit Philadelphia
An electric moped replaces the gas engine, fuel tank, and CVT with a lithium-ion battery pack (usually 60V or 72V) and a hub-mounted or mid-mounted brushless motor. Twist the throttle and the motor delivers full torque instantly — no clutch, no shifting, no warm-up. Range depends on battery size: 30 miles on a basic 20Ah pack, 75+ miles on a swappable dual-battery setup. For Philadelphia's typical 5–15 mile commute, even the entry-level models cover a full work week on one charge.
Do you need a motorcycle license for an electric moped in PA?
Pennsylvania law treats electric mopeds the same as gas mopeds: under 50cc-equivalent and under 35 mph = no motorcycle endorsement required (standard PA driver's license is fine). Over that threshold = registered as a motorcycle and a Class M license is required. We sell both — confirm which class you want before purchase. We help with PennDOT paperwork either way.
Electric vs. gas moped: real-world cost comparison
A 150cc gas scooter at $1,899 costs roughly $0.06/mile in fuel + $80/year in oil changes + carb cleanings. A comparable electric moped at $2,199 costs roughly $0.01/mile in electricity + $0/year in fluids. For a Philadelphia rider putting 5,000 miles/year on the bike, the electric pays back the upfront cost difference in under 18 months — and the lithium pack typically lasts 5+ years before noticeable range loss.
Catalogue models
- 200cc EFI Tank Style Scooter - Aggressive Sport Moped — $2,199
- 50cc Premium GY6 Scooter - Quality Built Moped — $1,499
- 50cc Economy Budget Scooter - Cheapest Gas Moped — $1,599
- 50cc Retro Italian Style Scooter - Vintage Look Moped — $1,599
- 50cc Compact Mini Scooter - Lightweight Campus Moped — $1,499
- 50cc Classic Vintage Scooter - Fuel Efficient Moped — $1,750
- 50cc Sport Style Scooter - Stylish Small Moped — $1,799
- 50cc City Street Scooter - No License Required* Moped — $2,599
- 125cc Manual 4-Speed Scooter - Retro Clutch Moped — $2,199
Frequently Asked Questions
How far can an electric moped go on one charge?
Range depends on battery capacity, rider weight, and speed. Entry-level e-mopeds get 30–40 miles per charge. Mid-range models with dual-battery setups get 60–75+ miles. For most Philadelphia commutes, even the smallest battery covers a full week of riding.
Do I need a motorcycle license for an electric moped in Philadelphia?
Not for 1500W models that top out at 30–35 mph — those qualify as PA 'motor-driven cycles' and only need a standard PA driver's license. Higher-wattage e-mopeds (3000W+ that hit 45+ mph) are registered as motorcycles and require a Class M endorsement. We help with paperwork either way.
How long does an electric moped take to charge?
A full charge from empty takes 4–8 hours on a standard 110V outlet. Most riders top up overnight. Fast chargers can cut that to 2–3 hours for an extra cost.
Are electric mopeds reliable in cold Philadelphia winters?
Lithium batteries lose roughly 15–25% range in temperatures below freezing — same as a Tesla. The motor and drivetrain are unaffected. Store the bike indoors and charge at room temperature for best winter range.
What warranty comes with your electric mopeds?
Warranty coverage differs by brand and model — call (215) 288-6118 to ask about a specific machine before you buy.
Do you finance electric mopeds?
Yes — every electric moped in our inventory is eligible for financing through American First Finance.