The motor scooter emoji is 🛵, U+1F6F5, added in Emoji 3.0. In India the same machine is a scooty, so this is the scooty emoji too.
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Scooter, motorcycle or moped
Wikipedia defines a motor scooter as a motorcycle with a seat, step-through frame and foot platform for the rider. A moped, by Wiktionary, has a small motor and pedals. Unicode has no moped: CLDR, its list of search words, files nothing under that word, so 🛵 stands in.
Two scooters in Unicode
CLDR files two emoji under scooter: Motor scooter and Kick scooter, U+1F6F4, a character Unicode names plain Scooter. Both arrived in Emoji 3.0. Unicode prints the motor scooter between Motorcycle and Manual wheelchair.
Questions and answers
What is the scooty emoji?
It is 🛵. Wiktionary records scooty as Indian English for a scooter or moped, and Motor scooter is the only motor-driven scooter among the emoji.
What is the difference between the motor scooter and kick scooter emoji?
The engine and the seat. Kick scooter is, by Wiktionary, a small platform on wheels that the rider pushes off the ground.
Is there an electric scooter emoji?
Not a separate one. CLDR files five emoji under electric and none of them is a scooter. The combo Electric scooter pairs Kick scooter with High voltage: 🛴⚡.
All 45 items
Scooter emoji 8
🛺Auto rickshawU+1F6FA. Unicode’s note for it: tuk-tuk. Emoji 12.0.
🚲BicycleU+1F6B2. Filed under bike and ride. Emoji 0.6.
🛴Kick scooterU+1F6F4. The other emoji CLDR files under scooter. Unicode names the character plain Scooter. Emoji 3.0.
🦽Manual wheelchairU+1F9BD. The emoji after Motor scooter in Unicode’s list. Emoji 12.0.
🛵Motor scooterU+1F6F5. Two search words: motor and scooter. Emoji 3.0.
🏍️MotorcycleU+1F3CD U+FE0F. The emoji before Motor scooter in Unicode’s list. The character is named Racing motorcycle. Emoji 0.7.
🛼Roller skateU+1F6FC. Filed under roller and skate. Emoji 13.0.
🛹SkateboardU+1F6F9. Filed under board and wheels. Emoji 11.0.
For the ride 9
💨Dashing awayU+1F4A8. Filed under running and smoke. Emoji 0.6.
⛽Fuel pumpU+26FD. Filed under fuel and gas. Emoji 0.6.
🔑KeyU+1F511. Filed under key. Emoji 0.6.
📦PackageU+1F4E6. Filed under delivery and parcel. Emoji 0.6.
🍕PizzaU+1F355. Filed under pizza and slice. Emoji 0.6.
📍Round pushpinU+1F4CD. Filed under location and map. Emoji 0.6.
🛍️Shopping bagsU+1F6CD U+FE0F. Filed under shopping. Emoji 0.7.
🥡Takeout boxU+1F961. Filed under delivery and takeout. Emoji 5.0.
🚦Vertical traffic lightU+1F6A6. Filed under traffic and light. Emoji 1.0.
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Typed scooters 6
o-^-oA motorcycle, for comparison: no floor, a tank in the middle
o__/oA scooter from the side: two wheels, a flat floor and a steering column. Plain ASCII
~ o__/oThe same scooter, leaving a puff behind
o__/o o__/o o__/oThree scooters parked in a row
( o__/o )A scooter in a parking bay
o___|A kick scooter: a deck, one wheel in view and a tall handle
Scooter drawings 2
Kick scooter, drawnFour lines of ASCII
Motor scooter, drawnFour lines of ASCII
Scooter lines 7
Beep beep 🛵💨Coming through
Helmet on, off we go 🛵Before setting off
On my way 🛵The short one
Out on the scooty, back soon 🛵For a quick trip out
Parked right outside 🛵On arrival
Two wheels, one errand 🛵A caption
Your order is ___ minutes away 🛵A delivery note to fill in
Scooter combos 13
🛴⚡Electric scooterKick scooter, then high voltage.
⛽🛵Fill up firstFuel pump, then motor scooter.
🛵🥡Food runMotor scooter, then takeout box.
🔑🛵Keys, pleaseKey, then motor scooter.
🛵🏫Lift to schoolMotor scooter, then school.
🛵🛍️Market runMotor scooter, then shopping bags.
🛵📦🚪Parcel at the doorMotor scooter, then package, then door.
🛵💨🍕Pizza on its wayMotor scooter, then dashing away, then pizza.
🛵🏢Ride to workMotor scooter, then office building.
🗺️🛵Scooter tripWorld map, then motor scooter.
🛵🌴🌊Seaside rideMotor scooter, then palm tree, then water wave.
🛵🛴Two scootersMotor scooter, then kick scooter.
🌧️🛵🏠Wet ride homeCloud with rain, then motor scooter, then house.
How this list was compiled: Built on 2026-10-08 from sources read that day. The emoji, their names, code points and Emoji version numbers are from the Unicode emoji list, version 18.0 (https://www.unicode.org/Public/18.0.0/emoji/emoji-test.txt); names are the CLDR short names printed in that file. Search words are from the CLDR English annotations (https://github.com/unicode-org/cldr/blob/main/common/annotations/en.xml and https://github.com/unicode-org/cldr/blob/main/common/annotationsDerived/en.xml). Motor scooter is U+1F6F5, Emoji 3.0, in the subgroup transport-ground: Motorcycle is printed before it and Manual wheelchair after it. CLDR gives it two search words, motor and scooter; two emoji are filed under scooter (Motor scooter and Kick scooter, U+1F6F4, also Emoji 3.0) and two under motor (Motor scooter and Motor boat). No emoji is filed under moped, and none of the five filed under electric is a scooter. Character names (Scooter, Racing motorcycle) are from UnicodeData.txt, version 18.0.0 (https://www.unicode.org/Public/18.0.0/ucd/UnicodeData.txt); the note tuk-tuk on Auto rickshaw is from NamesList.txt, version 18.0.0 (https://www.unicode.org/Public/18.0.0/ucd/NamesList.txt). That scooty is Indian English for a scooter or moped is from Wiktionary, scooty (https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/scooty, CC BY-SA 4.0); that a moped has a small motor and pedals is from Wiktionary, moped (https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/moped), and that a kick scooter is a small platform on wheels propelled by the rider pushing off the ground from Wiktionary, kick scooter (https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/kick_scooter); that a motor scooter is a motorcycle with a seat, step-through frame and foot platform for the rider is from Wikipedia, Scooter (motorcycle) (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scooter_(motorcycle), CC BY-SA 4.0). The six typed scooters, the two drawings, the seven lines and the thirteen combos are this site’s own work. Licence: own work: the selection, the combo names, the text drawings and the notes are this site's own. Emoji names, code points and search words are Unicode and CLDR data, used under the Unicode License v3 (https://www.unicode.org/license.txt). Facts from Wikipedia and Wiktionary are restated in this site's own words and credited in the source line.