Big motors and big batteries — faster, further, and always with a price attached.
The OX picks an unfashionable set of numbers and gets them right: 60 miles of range, a 265 lb load rating and an SGS certificate against UL 2272. Top speed is a modest 27.9 mph and it weighs 62 lb, so this is not a carry-it-upstairs scooter. For a long, loaded daily commute it is one of the most sensible things Inokim builds.
#2Tubeless 11-inch tyres, suspension at both ends, and a stability system. The ZT3 Pro is built to ride the surfaces other scooters have to avoid.
#311,000 W of combined power, 130 km of range, an IPX5 rating. The Thunder 3 is the fastest scooter in this series — and the only one with brakes worthy of the speed.
#4$2,199, two motors, 80 km of range. The Phantom 2.0 is fast enough that the question stops being whether it works well and becomes whether you should be going that fast at all.
#5Two 2000 W motors, 112 miles of claimed range and a 62 mph top speed. The number that should decide the purchase is the 18-month warranty.
#6Kaabo lists it at $2,699 and sells it at $1,999. Which is the real price, and what is the scooter actually worth?
#764 km/h, 109 km, two motors, and UL 2272 certification issued by SGS. The OXO is the rare performance scooter that puts battery safety at the top of the page.
#8Dual motors, two 72 V batteries and 250 Nm. Ariel Rider sells the Grizzly as a private-property bike, and that sentence is the most important part of the listing.
