Yes, many modern electric scooters, particularly smart models equipped with built-in GPS modules, cellular data connections, and Bluetooth tracking capabilities, can be tracked if they are stolen. Owners can utilize dedicated mobile applications linked to the scooter's vehicle control unit to monitor its real-time geographic coordinates, provided the device remains powered on and connected to a cellular network. For standard kick scooters lacking built-in GPS tracking hardware, owners frequently secure tracking capabilities by manually concealing popular Bluetooth locator tags, such as Apple AirTags or Tile devices, within the steering column or deck enclosure to ensure recovery options remain accessible.