StapStep review

Updated October 12, 2026 · CommuteCue Editorial Team

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Our verdict

StapStep differs from usual electric scooters because it uses step assistance to stay legal on Dutch roads without extra approval. It is an electric step brand for commuters in the Netherlands who want a foldable ride for city trips and train connections.

Key facts

Best for
Dutch city commuters wanting a legal assisted step
Markets
NL
Official website
stapstep.nl

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Reaches 25 km per hour with sensor controlled step assistance for legal riding
  • Offers Lite Plus, Pro, Pro X and Pro Plus models with ranges up to 55 km
  • Foldable frame with built in lighting supports train and city travel

Cons

  • Needs active stepping to engage assistance rather than riding on motor power alone
  • Small wheels need care on thresholds and uneven road surfaces
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Scored 8.0 / 10 by CommuteCue.

Who it suits

  • Commuters travelling within cities and to work
  • Travellers combining a folding step with trains

Who should look elsewhere

  • Riders wanting throttle only movement without stepping

Core features

StapStep centres on electric steps with step assistance. Sensors notice when you push and add power to reach the wanted pace. Top speed is 25 km per hour. You can pick Lite Plus with 25 km range, Pro with 35 km range, Pro X with 45 km range or Pro Plus with 55 km range and extra suspension. Frames weigh 11.5 kg, 13 kg and 15.5 kg and carry up to 120 KG. Folding frames, lighting, a folding seat option, a solid front wheel option and a charger support town and work trips.

Our full take

Dutch seller of legal electric steps with a 25 km/h top speed, offered in Lite, Pro and Pro+ models.

How StapStep compares

Frequently asked questions

What does StapStep sell?+

StapStep sells electric steps with step assistance for use in the Netherlands. The range includes Lite Plus, Pro, Pro X and Pro Plus versions. Accessories include a solid front wheel, a folding seat and a charger.

How does the step assistance work?+

Sensors in the step detect when you push off with your foot. The motor then accelerates to the desired speed while you keep stepping. Newer detection responds more directly when you pause and push again.

Which ranges and weights does the range offer?+

Lite Plus covers 25 km, Pro covers 35 km, Pro X covers 45 km and Pro Plus covers 55 km. Pro Plus also has extra suspension for comfort. Maximum load for Lite, Pro and Pro Plus versions is 120 KG.

How do you use it for commuting?+

The steps fold and unfold easily and have lighting for visibility. The compact folded size supports travel in combination with trains. Owners should still take care on thresholds and uneven surfaces at higher speeds.

Sources

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StapStep

StapStep

Dutch city commuters wanting a legal assisted step

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