eWheels

What eWheels does

eWheels LLC is a privately held, bootstrapped direct-to-consumer e-commerce distributor founded in 2014 and headquartered in the United States. The company sells electric unicycles (EUCs), electric scooters, and a deep aftermarket parts catalog through a Shopify storefront at ewheels.com, shipping to the US and Canada. It self-positions as North America's #1 electric unicycle distributor.

The product portfolio centers on self-balancing electric unicycles ranging from 180Wh / 800W beginner portables to 4,800Wh / 5,500W long-range high-performance units (with newer flagship models such as the Inmotion P6 reaching 6,000W), sourced from six OEMs — Begode, Leaperkim (Veteran), Inmotion, King Song, NOSFET, and Extreme Bull — plus electric scooters from E-TWOW, Stigo, VSETT, and Inmotion. A secondary but strategically significant line is the aftermarket parts business, offering thousands of SKUs including batteries, motors, controllers, chargers, tires, pedals, power pads, seats, suspension components, and body panels, organized by both category and wheel brand.

eWheels generates revenue almost exclusively through one-time hardware sales across multiple price tiers ($7–$930 parts, $469–$1,299 beginner wheels, $1,495–$3,799 commuter wheels, $2,499–$4,999 long-range wheels, and $695–$1,375 scooters). The business is privately held with no disclosed institutional funding, parent company, or management team; founders remain operationally involved. Marketing is conducted entirely through the owned website, organic content, and email, with no apparent paid acquisition channels. The company offers free FedEx shipping to the contiguous US, a one-year warranty on all products, and a stated 24-hour customer service response window.

Name

eWheels

Legal name

eWheels LLC

Website

https://ewheels.com

Company type

Private

Founded year

2014

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

eWheels is North America's leading direct-to-consumer online distributor of electric unicycles, electric scooters, and aftermarket parts, founded in 2014 and shipping to US and Canada via a Shopify storefront serving beginner commuters, enthusiasts, and performance riders.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Personal Electric Vehicles

NAICS

Motorcycle, ATV, and All Other Motor Vehicle Dealers (441227), Automotive Parts and Accessories Retailers (44133)

SIC

Wholesale-Motor Vehicles & Motor Vehicle Parts & Supplies (5010), Wholesale-Motor Vehicle Supplies & New Parts (5013)

akta.pro primary industry

Personal Electric Transporters (Segways & similar) (CRACASAF)

akta.pro secondary industries

E-Mobility Controllers, Motors & Drivetrains (Consumer aftermarket/OEM) (CRACASAK), E-Scooters (Stand-Up) (CRACASAB)

Keywords

• Electric unicycles
• Electric scooters
• Personal electric vehicles
• Aftermarket parts
• E-mobility distribution

Headquarters

HQ city

Miami Beach

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Hardware or Manufacturing

Cost components

Supply Chain, Operations, Personnel, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D

Revenue model

1. Electric Unicycle Sales: One-time sales of electric unicycles ranging from beginner portable models ($499-$1,299) to high-performance long-range wheels ($2,699-$4,999). Revenue is generated through direct e-commerce transactions with no recurring component.
2. Electric Scooter Sales: One-time sales of electric scooters including E-TWOW GT ($695-$998), Stigo B1 ($1,050), VSETT 9+ ($1,375), and Inmotion Climber ($968-$999).
3. Parts and Accessories Sales: Extensive catalog of parts including tires, inner tubes, pedals, chargers, motors, controllers, seats, and upgrade kits. Prices range from $7 (small parts) to $930 (battery packs).

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels2 records

Marketing channels3 records

Core offering

eWheels distributes personal electric vehicles — primarily electric unicycles (EUCs) and electric scooters — through a direct-to-consumer online storefront at ewheels.com. The catalog spans beginner portable wheels to high-performance long-range unicycles with motors up to 5,500W and battery packs up to 4,800Wh, alongside a large aftermarket parts and accessories inventory covering tires, chargers, motors, controllers, batteries, pedals, seats, and suspension components for multiple brands.

Product overview

eWheels is North America's leading e-commerce distributor of personal electric vehicles, founded in 2014, operating as a direct-to-consumer platform for electric unicycles (EUCs) and electric scooters. The core product portfolio centers on Electric Unicycles from multiple brands (Begode, Leaperkim/Veteran, Inmotion, King Song, NOSFET, Extreme Bull) offered in categories including New Arrivals/Preorder, Beginner/Portable, Commuter/Mid-Size, Long Range/Large, and Refurbished/Pre-Owned. Electric Scooters from E-TWOW, Stigo, VSETT, and Inmotion complement the lineup. A significant revenue stream is the Parts & Accessories division, offering thousands of SKUs including Standard and Rapid Chargers, Power Pads, CNC Spiked Pedals, Motor Assemblies & Rims, Controllers & Displays, Seat Kits, Handle/Trolley Kits, Suspension Upgrades, tires, inner tubes, roll guards, battery packs, and body panels. The company fulfills orders via FedEx with free shipping to the contiguous US and provides a one-year warranty on all products.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Electric Unicycles

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

Technology focussed No

API detail

Has API

No

API docs

API detail

Core technology

AI maturity

App detail

Scale indicators4 records

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights4 records

Direct peers

• Apollo Scooters: Direct-to-consumer electric scooter brand with US operations and North American distribution, overlapping with eWheels on the e-scooter product category and targeting similar urban commuter buyers via e-commerce.
• VORO Motors: California-based e-commerce retailer of premium electric unicycles, e-scooters, and electric skateboards, with multi-brand assortment and parts catalog comparable to eWheels; competes directly in the high-performance EUC tier across the same US/Canada geography.
• Alien Rides: US-based direct-to-consumer retailer of electric unicycles, scooters, and accessories; the closest head-to-head competitor to eWheels in North America, carrying overlapping brands (Begode, King Song, Inmotion, Leaperkim) and competing for the same enthusiast and commuter buyer.

Broad incumbents

• Begode: Shenzhen-based manufacturer of electric unicycles across beginner through long-range tiers; one of eWheels' most heavily stocked brands and a direct competitor when it sells DTC through its own global site, representing the primary upstream supplier relationship.
• King Song: Chinese EUC manufacturer (S22 Pro+, F22 PRO, 16X, 18XL) whose wheels are stocked by eWheels and sold across multiple tiers; represents both a key supplier and a potential direct competitor on the OEM side.
• E-TWOW: Manufacturer of lightweight folding electric scooters (GT Sport carried by eWheels at $695–$998) with global distribution; functions as both an OEM supplier and a direct-to-consumer competitor in the portable commuter scooter segment.
• Inmotion: Established Chinese electric unicycle and e-scooter manufacturer (V8F, V11, V13, V14, P6) carried by eWheels; competes on the OEM side and increasingly sells direct in North America, overlapping on the premium commuter and performance segments.
• VSETT: Performance electric scooter brand (VSETT 9+ dual-motor carried by eWheels at $1,375) competing in the enthusiast commuter tier with a growing presence in the North American market.
• Leaperkim (Veteran): Premium electric unicycle manufacturer (Sherman-L, Lynx, Oryx, Lynx-S) distributed by eWheels at the top of its assortment ($3,500–$4,999); competes as a high-end OEM with growing direct sales.

Emerging players

• Super73: US-based direct-to-consumer electric bike brand with a strong enthusiast following; adjacent rather than direct, competing for the same urban-mobility discretionary buyer but in the e-bike category rather than EUCs or stand-up scooters.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks6 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Number of profiles

Profiles1 record

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

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M&A

Investments

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