License Plate Holder for Electric Scooter: Compatible with Xiaomi, Smartgyro, Dualtron and More
Since 2026, riding an electric scooter without a license plate is illegal. The first step is to have a license plate holder to mount it — and this model is compatible with most scooters on the market.
Is it compatible with my scooter?
The license plate holder is universal. It works with the main brands on the market:
Where is it mounted?
The license plate must be visible from the rear. You have two options depending on your scooter:
The most common option. It is mounted on the top or side of the rear mudguard, facing backward.
If your scooter does not have a mudguard or it is too narrow, you can mount it on the side of the rear area, as long as it remains visible from behind.
How is it installed?
The license plate holder includes screws for a secure fit and high-strength adhesive if you prefer not to drill.
If you use adhesive, clean the area well before applying it to ensure long-lasting adhesion.
Place the license plate into the holder and close the transparent protective cover.
License Plate Holder Mount for Electric Scooter
Before mounting the plate, you need to register your scooter with the DGT. Here is the complete step-by-step guide.
View registration guide →Frequently asked questions
Is the license plate holder compatible with any scooter?
Yes. It is designed to be compatible with the vast majority of VMP electric scooters on the market, including brands such as Xiaomi, Smartgyro, Dualtron, Cecotec, Kaabo, or Ninebot.
Do I need to drill into the scooter to install it?
Not necessarily. You can use the included high-strength adhesive if you prefer not to drill. If you want a more secure fit, screws are also included.
Does the license plate holder include the license plate?
No. The license plate holder is the support where the license plate is mounted, but it does not include the plate itself. It is designed to hold 65 x 53 mm plates, the standard DGT-approved format.
Do I need to register my scooter before mounting the license plate?
Yes. To get the license plate, you first need the registration number assigned by the DGT. If you have not done it yet, here is the step-by-step guide.
