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Xiaomi Mi Electric Scooter 3

Model / fitment code: Mi 3 · Wheel: 8.5" · Motor: 300 W · Weight: ~13.2 kg · Released: 2021 · Status: current

Also sold as: Mi Scooter 3, MIJIA Electric Scooter 3, DDHBC02NEB, DDHBC16NEB

Caliper mount: Xiaomi Mi Electric Scooter 3 rear dual-pad disc caliper

Provenance: Manufacturer claim

Status: unmeasured

Rear dual-pad disc brake used on the Mi Electric Scooter 3. Xiaomi's global product page states "rear dual-pad disc brake" and says the brake prolongs pad service life. This profile is kept separate from the M365 rear caliper until pad outline and retention are measured or otherwise verified.

Replacement grip tape

Grip tape OEM Deck length (mm) Cutouts Provenance Measured? Source
Generic M365 adhesive non-slip footrest coating Generic 560 seller-stated pre-cut M365-family footrest coating; exact cutouts unverified Marketplace listing No Source

Deck profile: Xiaomi M365 / 1S / Essential / Mi 3 deck mat

Provenance: Marketplace listing

Status: unmeasured

Working deck-mat profile for the Xiaomi M365-family short deck. A 50factory listing for an eWheel adhesive non-slip footrest coating gives stated mat dimensions of 560 mm x 132 mm and lists Xiaomi M365, 1S, Essential, and Mi 3 compatibility. Treat the Mi 3 assignment as a marketplace claim: other aftermarket sellers sometimes split M365/1S and Pro/Pro 2 mats, and this pass did not physically verify the Mi 3 top-deck outline or cutout pattern.

Notes

Xiaomi identifies a rear dual-pad disc brake on Mi Electric Scooter 3. The project has not established an exact replacement pad, tire or tube part number for this device. Nominal 8.5-inch wheels do not prove cross-fit to M365. The retained deck-mat claim is a seller claim, not a measured outline.

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