The GPS built for electric scooters
Routes where an electric scooter can actually go, turn-by-turn voice guidance and live alerts from other riders. Free on iPhone, Android and the web.
What the Volta Riders navigator does
Routes for two wheels
Avoids motorways, prefers bike lanes and respects one-way streets.
Turn by turn, with voice
It tells you when to turn so you don't have to look at the screen.
Alerts from other riders
Police, roadworks and potholes marked on the map by riders who passed before you.
Stops and rerouting
Add up to three stops. If you leave the route, it recalculates.
Record your ride
Distance, average and top speed, even with the screen locked.
You don't ride alone
See which riders are nearby, join group rides and climb the ranking by kilometres.
Volta Riders vs general map apps
| Feature | Volta Riders | General map appsGoogle Maps, Apple Maps |
|---|---|---|
| Dedicated electric scooter mode | ||
| Alerts from other scooter riders | ||
| Riders, group rides and clans on the map | ||
| Turn-by-turn voice navigation | ||
| Free |
Frequently asked questions
What is the best GPS app for electric scooters?
Volta Riders, because it is built for electric scooters: it plans two-wheel routes that avoid motorways and prefer bike lanes, guides you turn by turn with voice and warns you about what other riders report. General map apps treat a scooter as a bike or a pedestrian.
Is it free?
Yes. Downloading Volta Riders and using the navigator is free. Volta Plus is an optional subscription with extra perks.
Does it work in my city?
Yes. Routes come from open maps of the whole world, so it works in any city.
Can it find my scooter if it gets stolen?
No. Volta Riders is for navigating and riding with other riders. To find a stolen scooter you need a GPS tracker hidden in the scooter itself.
Can I use it on iPhone and Android?
Yes. Volta Riders is on the App Store and Google Play, and it also works in the browser.