Voltline: Electric Scooters — Getting started
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OverviewVoltline: Electric Scooters is a Roblox simulation game where you unpack, assemble, and customize electric scooters before taking on food delivery missions. This guide walks you through getting started, building your scooter, managing your battery, and completing deliveries.
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Getting started — unboxing and assembly
Step
When you first load in, you begin with the AOVOPRO ES80. You need to unbox and assemble it before you can ride. Once it is ready, your in-game phone becomes your main tool for everything that follows.
- Open the AOVOPRO ES80 unpack and assemble your starter scooter to get it road-ready.
- Pick up your in-game phone this is how you access deliveries, navigation, the shop, and your garage.
- Charge the battery top it up fully before you accept your first delivery.
- Accept a delivery use the phone to pick up a mission and check the destination before you set off.
Scooter parts and what they do
Table
Each scooter accepts compatible parts across six categories. Later models like the VSETT 9+ and KuKirin G4 each have their own unboxing and assembly process.
| Battery | determines how far you can ride before needing to recharge. |
| Motor | controls acceleration. |
| Brakes | improve safety and stopping distance. |
| Tires | affect riding performance. |
| Suspension | smooths out the ride. |
| Controller | adjusts how sensitive and responsive the scooter feels to your inputs. |
Battery management on a delivery run
WarnBattery level is central to whether a delivery succeeds. The game tracks miles ridden.
Making deliveries
Tips
Deliveries are accepted and managed through your in-game phone. Each mission gives you a destination, and the navigation feature guides you there. The shop is also accessible from the phone, so you can buy parts or supplies without heading back to base.
- Use the built-in navigation to stay on route.
- Buy parts or supplies through the phone's shop.
- Up to ten players can be in the same server.
Playing during Early Testing
CheckIf something goes wrong, a useful bug report helps the developers fix it faster.
- Expect areas of the map that are still under construction.
- When reporting a bug, name the scooter you were using and describe exactly what happened.
- Follow the Voltline page to stay up to date on testing announcements.
Glossary
Glossary- AOVOPRO ES80
- The starter scooter every player unboxes and assembles at the beginning of the game.
- VSETT 9+
- An advanced scooter model with its own unboxing and assembly process that you work toward after the starter.
- KuKirin G4
- Another advanced scooter model, also with a unique unboxing and assembly experience.
- In-game phone
- Your control hub for accepting deliveries, using navigation, visiting the shop, and checking your garage.
- Early Testing
- The current development stage of Voltline, during which bugs, balance changes, and unfinished map areas should be expected.
Common questions
FAQHow many players can be in one server?
Up to ten players can be in the same server at once.
How do I get a better scooter?
You start with the AOVOPRO ES80 and earn your way toward the VSETT 9+ and KuKirin G4. Each of those models has its own unboxing and assembly sequence when you unlock it.
What should I do if I find a bug?
Note which scooter you were riding and describe exactly what happened, then report those details to the developers.
Can I shop for parts without going back to a garage?
The in-game phone gives you access to the shop, so you can buy compatible parts without returning to a fixed location.
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