Pure Advance in Paris - A day in the life of Dune

Dune works at Exposure (Pure’s PR Agency) in the Marais district of Paris filled with boutiques, galleries, cafés and restaurants. Following a photoshoot featuring Pure Scooters, she had the opportunity to ride one in her everyday life.
“I find the e-scooter pretty cool. I can move around the district easily, stopping at cafés for a chill and at my favourite bookshops. It is practical to commute with as I can store it at the office. Last night after work, I hopped on my scooter and window shopped for a while before heading out to my pilates class.”
"It’s more pleasant than public transport and way easier than having to find a rental bike. With this scooter, I’m chilled in the morning when I go to work and move around”.
Check out Dune riding around Paris below...
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[All clips of people riding which were filmed in this video, were filmed in countries where it is legal to ride e-scooters on the road. Pure Electric is a global business, but that doesn't mean that the rules are the same in all countries. Make sure you adhere to your national and local laws around e-scooter use before riding anywhere public.]

[@Vlad-fs3gf]

Guys, I have accidentally peeled off the foil from the display around the power button. Does anybody know where to get a new one, please 🙏

[@bullywallet]

Battery is twice less capacity than promoted, and no tyres to buy from they website

[@Huwtube72]

No helmet???

[@etiennet.8251]

Wearing one while electric scooting is not compulsory in France, so no one wears one.

[@Huwtube72]

Yes… but the point is perhaps you SHOULD wear one, because one day you might find yourself flying off your scooter onto a hard road.

[@palomaa2140]

A helmet would be good to use.❤