Breaking: Acer Unveils Predator ES Storm Pro Electric Scooter at CES 2026
Acer rolled out its latest last‑mile electric scooter at CES in Las Vegas, pitching the Predator ES Storm Pro as a practical, emission‑free boost for urban journeys. The model is designed too pair with buses and trains to ease congestion and cut parking hassles.
on-site reveal and first impressions
Early reviews from the show floor highlighted a stable and capable urban rider. The Predator ES Storm Pro impressed with confident handling, strong acceleration in sport mode, and a compact turning radius that makes it nimble in crowded city streets. Attendees noted the glow of the Predator logo on the footboard as a distinctive, affective touch that aligns with the brand’s gaming DNA.
Key specifications at a glance
| Dimension | 122 x 58 x 125 cm |
|---|---|
| Weight | 22.5 kg |
| Display | Color LED dashboard |
| Battery | 614 Wh |
| Maximum range | Up to 65 km |
| Price | €649 |
| Drivetrain & tires | Traction control, 10-inch tires |
| Safety & efficiency | Rear disc brake, eABS, regenerative braking (KERS) |
| Build & resilience | Foldable aluminum frame, IPX5 certification |
| Smart features | Acer eMobility app connectivity, electronic locking, smart tracker compatible tag |
| Market timing | Germany launch planned for Q1 2026 |
The scooter is designed for everyday use, with a foldable frame that saves space, rain resistance, and visual accents to boost visibility in traffic. The combination of safety systems and energy recovery aims to extend urban usability.
What’s inside the package
In addition to its core specs, the Predator ES storm Pro emphasizes smart connectivity. The integrated app lets riders view trip data, monitor battery status, and adjust lighting and driving modes from their phone. An electronic lock and an optional tracker holder add layers of security for daily life in the city.
Availability and pricing
The Predator ES Storm Pro is slated to hit the German market in the first quarter of 2026, with a suggested retail price of 649 euros. Acer positions the model in the premium mid‑range segment, aiming to blend performance with value in a competitive field of premium e‑scooters.
Evergreen insights: shaping the future of urban micro-mobility
Last‑mile mobility is steadily redefining city transport. A compact,well‑connected scooter like the Predator ES Storm Pro reflects a broader shift toward seamless integration with public transit,real‑time battery management,and security features that address urban concerns about loss or theft. As cities debate regulations and safety standards, the appeal of high‑quality hardware paired with smart apps grows for riders seeking reliable, flexible options for daily commutes.
Beyond price, brands are differentiating through design and ecosystem. A striking, gamer‑inspired look can boost recognition, but consumer trust will hinge on ride quality, service availability, and obvious safety testing. The ongoing evolution of e‑scooter ecosystems—from app‑driven diagnostics to interoperable trackers—will likely determine which models become staples of city travel.
Reader questions
How important is brand identity versus ride comfort when choosing an urban scooter?
Would you rely on an integrated app and tracker to secure and manage your daily e‑commute?
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