[Eveeon Titan] Improve hill climbing performance

Hey everyone, I’m planning to switch to an electric scooter for my daily commute and wanted to get some advice from people who actually use EV scooters. My daily commute is about 36 km round trip (office 9–5). Currently I ride a Honda CD 70 Dream, which is reliable, but you know the struggle of a typical 9–5 corporate life, fuel prices keep rising and savings matter a lot. I live in an area where load shedding is common, so charging is something I have to think about carefully. I do have a solar setup with 8 panels, which is enough for a family of three during the day, but I don’t have an expensive battery + inverter backup system yet. So basically my solar works daylight only. Because of this, I was looking at scooters with removable batteries so I can charge them at the office if needed. The scooter I’m considering is the Eveeon Titan electric scooter from Eveeon. It looks bulky, feature-rich, and most importantly it has a swappable battery. The claimed range is around 90 km per charge, which sounds good for my 36 km daily commute. But here’s the catch. On my route home, I have to cross two hilly/mountain sections. The roads aren’t the smoothest either. That’s what’s making me hesitate. So my questions for EV scooter owners: • Is an electric scooter durable enough for daily 36 km commuting? • How well do electric scooters perform on hilly roads? • Does the real-world range drop significantly with hills and heavier scooters? • Is removable battery charging at the office actually practical long-term? • Would an EV scooter survive rougher roads over time? I really like the idea of reducing fuel expenses, but I also don’t want to end up with a scooter that struggles on hills or loses range quickly. Would really appreciate advice from people who have real experience with electric scooters, especially in areas with hills or power outages. Thanks!