Why are indicators and lights a must for e-scooters in 2025?
With increased traffic volumes in German cities and new regulations for micromobility, safety aspects will be an even greater focus in 2025. E-scooters with integrated indicators and bright LED lights not only enable better visibility but also clear communication with other road users – a must for urban traffic.
Legal regulations for lighting and indicators on e-scooters
According to the Small Electric Vehicles Ordinance (eKFV) in Germany, e-scooters must have the following lighting:
- White front light
- Red tail light (permanently lit)
- Reflectors front, rear and on the wheels
In 2025, it is also recommended to integrate direction indicators (blinkers) for greater safety – especially at higher speeds or in heavy traffic.
NAVEE ST3 Pro: A pioneer in visibility & safety
The new NAVEE ST3 Pro sets standards: With high-quality LED headlights, automatic brake light function and integrated indicators at the front and rear, it meets all the requirements of modern city traffic.
- Front & rear indicators : controlled by thumb switch
- 360° LED lighting : for maximum visibility at night
- 20% brighter front light than legally required
Who is an e-scooter with indicators and lights particularly suitable for?
Commuters who drive in the morning and evening in the semi-darkness,
older users who attach particular importance to security,
Drivers in cities with high traffic volumes such as Berlin, Hamburg or Munich.
Safe on the road with the NAVEE ST3 Pro
In addition to lights and indicators, the ST3 Pro offers a number of other safety features:
- Full suspension & 10 inch pneumatic tires for stable ride comfort
- 3 brakes (electric, drum and disc brakes)
- Water protection according to IPX5
Buy now & get started safely!
Get the NAVEE ST3 Pro and experience e-mobility with added safety.
FAQ – Frequently asked questions about e-scooters with lights and indicators
Not currently required by law, but will be voluntarily integrated by many manufacturers in 2025 for greater safety.
Theoretically, yes, but this may affect road legality. We recommend purchasing an integrated system like the ST3 Pro.
For legal use, yes – but a stronger light like the one on the ST3 Pro significantly improves visibility.
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