As far as beginner scooters go, this is pretty darn fast, taking a serious step up from those that hover around the 15 mph mark. Considering the X7 Pro only comes with a single motor, the acceleration on this scooter is pretty nippy, so if you really lay it on the throttle, you can reach 20 mph in In addition to its beginner-friendly speed, the X7 Pro is also decked out with a thorough trio of brakes including a disc brake, electronic regen brake, and a manual foot brake.
When used together, this will bring you to a stop in as little as 5 meters. This kind of performance is rare for a scooter at this price point, setting the X7 Pro out as one of the safest scooters for first-timers. This is a unique design choice but is handy for a couple of reasons including flexible charging. Simply detach the battery and take it with you, leaving your X7 Pro stored securely elsewhere. Even better, the detachable nature of the battery means you can easily swap it out for a second one when the first one runs dry.
In addition to its beginner-friendly speed and respectable range, the Turboant X7 Pro is very comfortable to ride. It has great clearance and awesome shock absorption. However, it does mean that, even though its wheels do a great job of picking up some of the slack, the X7 Pro can get a bit bumpy to ride over rough or uneven surfaces.
Although this is primarily a road scooter, the X7 Pro still boasts a robust and durable build to help it withstand the wear and tear of everyday riding. It has a thick, sturdy neck to prevent stem wobble, whilst the waterproof rating of IPX4 protects it from water splashes. Overall, it can support up to lbs which is more than most scooters, making it ideal for heavier riders looking to dip their toes in the electric scooter pool.
The X7 Pro is advertised primarily as a commuter scooter and, despite its outward robustness, has the lightweight portability to go with this title.
It weighs in at 33 lbs which should be easy enough for most people to lift and carry. It also features a speedy folding mechanism to allow for quick and convenient storage. The 3W front headlight and rear tail light take the stress out of nighttime riding and provide sufficient illumination for the majority of urban streets. You can control your headlights from the throttle that serves as an all-in-one command center.
Its top speed of 20 mph is perfect for city riders, boasting an acceleration curve that is just enough for beginners to get comfortable whilst still bringing the excitement that bicycles and kick scooters lack. Full Turboant X7 Pro Review. If you want a scooter that kicks things up a gear and has a bit more power to offer, the Horizon 13 should be a serious contender. This scooter is well-known for being a reliable all-rounder that aces the role of a functional commuter. From its compact design, impressive load-bearing capability, and the perfect blend of spring and hydraulic suspension, join me as I give you an up-close and personal look at what the Horizon has to offer.
The W motor makes the Horizon 13 surprisingly powerful for a single-motor scooter , especially when you reach its peak output of W. Rather than haring off as soon as you hit the throttle, the 13 eases off nice and smooth. It has the same maximum speed as the Horizon 13, but its acceleration curve is a bit steeper and it can reach 15 mph in a little over 4 seconds.
The Horizon 13 might not have the genes of a racing scooter, but it still comes with a reliable braking system to slow you down safely. It features a rear drum brake as well as a regenerative brake, giving you good control over your speed.
On the plus side, drum brakes are famously low-maintenance, so are perfect for scooter novices, or even more experienced riders without the time for constant brake maintenance. However, it is important to note that the Horizon 13 is fitted with spring suspension in the front which works alongside the front wheel to keep you comfortable, whilst the rear solid tire is supported by a hydraulic suspension system that absorbs vibrations from bumps and obstacles. The suspension marks a big difference between the Horizon 13 and budget scooters like the X7 Pro.
As a result, it is designed to deliver a premium ride quality across urban environments. Like the X7 Pro , the Horizon 13 is built to support heavier riders up to lbs and sports a spacious deck so all users can find a comfortable riding stance.
Its folding mechanism is also incredibly intuitive so storing it takes a matter of mere seconds. The Horizon 13 comes equipped with a wide range of lighting for nighttime riding.
This includes a trio of front LED lights and two rear lights that act as brake blinkers too. You can operate your lights from the LCD display where you can also keep an eye on your speed and battery level, as well as switching between different riding modes. Its mph top speed is perfect for city riding and its smooth acceleration makes it perfect for beginners. When it comes to pace and power, the Widewheel Pro is a dual-motored fun factory.
Let me tell you more. More importantly, its acceleration rate is everything that a speed-fiend in training could ask for. It strikes a great balance, making it an ideal beginner scooter. Combined, you can expect strong stopping power , bringing you a halt within a few meters.
In addition to its awesome acceleration, the WideWheel Pro has a reputation for delivering a truly unique ride quality. This is down to one thing: very wide wheels. It is equipped with tires that are 8 inches tall and a massive 4 inches wide. Combined with their incredibly wide profile, this results in a ride quality that feels more like floating.
This is where the WideWheel Pro shines brightest. This Widewheel has plenty of range to keep you going, allowing you to travel up to a realistic miles on a single charge. In best-case scenarios i. Overall though, the range is great for medium commutes but especially good for casual riders who like to use their scooter to get around the city on the weekend. When it comes to recharging, the Pro takes around 8 hours to re-juice. Another standout feature of the WideWheel Pro is its robust frame and sturdy build.
The WideWheel Pro comes with a smart display on the handlebars that, as with most scooters, lets you track your speed and battery level. It also allows you to change gears mid-ride, flicking between eco and power mode with the press of a button. You can slip into cruise control with minimal effort too. Plus, its robust frame, strong brakes, and plush ride quality give it an indulgent touch many budget scooters lack.
This scooter brings raw power and speed to the table without piling on extra weight or cost. Apollo has packed this thing full of some seriously cool features that would normally set you back a good chunk. At their peak, they put out a combined W which is more than enough to make your blood sing, translating to a top speed of 34 mph. It also means the Ghost has some seriously strong torque and enough power to climb even the steepest inclines.
Because of its crazy-fast acceleration, Apollo has fitted the Ghost with equally strong brakes to keep you safe when unleashing this powerhouse. It features dual disc brakes as well as a regenerative brake. The stopping action on the Ghost is incredibly dramatic, giving you confidence in and control over your ride. In terms of its powerful capabilities and general aesthetics, the Ghost is very similar to the Apollo Pro but smaller and more compact.
Apollo has opted to use a hollowed-out aluminum frame to achieve this, making the scooter very durable without the added bulk. It also comes with foldable handlebars and a collapsible stem, making it compact compared to other performance scooters on offer. The inch pneumatic tires also help out when it comes to comfort too. They cushion against sharp impacts, absorbing vibrations as you go. Although designed after the ever-popular Apollo Pro series, when it comes to range, the Ghost is more like the Apollo City since it comes with a Dynavolt battery as opposed to LG cells.
Dynavolt batteries are an Apollo favorite and claim to last for around 4 years before needing to be replaced. It gives the Ghost a maximum of 39 miles of travel when ridden conservatively, however, aggressive riders will see a significantly reduced figure of around 20 miles. In reality, most users will achieve somewhere between the two.
Apollo has gone to town on the Ghost, packing it full of fun extras. From here you can customize your ride by altering your power strength, selecting your start mode, and turning cruise control on or off. Like all Apollo scooters, the Ghost comes with great lighting for nighttime riding.
It features two LED lights in the front and two in the rear which ticks the functionality box. The fun factor comes from the two LED blue strips that run the length of the deck. These are new additions and they make the Ghost shine with an otherworldly glow. It might not have the finesse of its older sibling, but it sure has the same ability to get your blood pumping. If you want an affordable scooter with rapid acceleration capable of snatching the air from your lungs, then the Ghost should be a serious contender.
When it comes to speed and power, the ever-popular Apollo Pro series is a firm favorite. It takes city riding to a new level of performance as well as delivering a serious step up in power. The Pro 52V is all about rapid acceleration and strong torque.
Its dual W motors have a combined peak power output of W which is over double that of models like the WideWheel Pro. This translates into an awesome top speed of 38 mph and the ability to go from 0 to 30 mph in just 6. With this much power on tap, Apollo has made sure that the Pro has the brakes to keep its riders safe.
These are some of the most efficient brakes on the market and their stopping power is consistent and reliable. Acceleration is very smooth and befits a high-quality scooter such as this one. This partnership allows it to roll over big obstacles with ease, as well as absorbing shocks as you fly along. The insectoid frame also gives the deck a higher clearance than that of the Ghost , so you can execute jumps and hops.
Although the Pro works best on urban roads thanks to the slick tread of its road-ready tires, its robust damping makes it perfect for bridging the gap between city exploration and light off-road adventures. In terms of weight of the actual scooter itself, Raine One is the lightest, which makes it easier to carry up the stairs or onto public transport. The Raine One weighs 12 kg with Xiaomi M not far behind at The Ninebot, however, is far heavier and weighs At double the speed, the Raine One has been built with user safety in mind to make sure you are no more at risk than if you were on a scooter travelling at a lower speed.
When it comes to range, the Ninebot e-scooter wins out with 64 km. The Xiaomi M has a 30 km range, while the Raine One has 40 km. You can read more about the best long range electric scooters here. Remember that going uphill affects the speed of a scooter considerably due to the motor power. The Xiaomi M is not ideal for steep hills with its W motor.
While it can go up an incline of up to 14 degrees, it loses power as it tries to go up. The Ninebot on the other hand has a more powerful motor but less incline capability, only going up inclines of However, the motor is a powerful W. The Raine One is definitely the best for going uphill up to 15 degrees, making it the best choice for riders looking for a scooter for everyday commuting.
The Raine One may seem expensive in comparison to some models, but its speed, durability and safety outperform the competition by far. There are a range of things that need to be considered before purchasing an electric scooter with speed being a major factor. If you need to ride around at night, then looking for a scooter with bright, LED lighting is important. As discussed above, there are a number of factors that affect speed including the weight of a person, terrain, battery life and tires.
We recommend considering all of these factors before you commit to buying your electric scooter. Many people are fine to not travel any faster than this on the road, but you can get e-scooters that can reach much higher speeds.
Fast electric scooters have more powerful motors and have to be built for speed without compromising on weight. A: Currently the fastest electric scooter in the world is the Dualtron X which can reach speeds of 55 mph A: It depends on the model of your electric scooter as the charging time can vary greatly.
For example, the Raine One e-scooter takes 2. And for a good reason, e-scooters—as they're called for short—are not just trendy. They're portable, convenient, environmentally friendly, and budget friendly. Plus, they offer a smooth ride that can help shave minutes off of rides between work, home, the gym, and social gatherings on otherwise traffic-clogged city streets. In short, they're a commuter's dream. But aside from offering a great riding experience, how fast can electric scooters go?
Here's everything you need to know about scooter speed as you consider buying one for yourself. Unagi's Model One electric scooter has a max speed of 20 miles per hour mph , or 25 kilometers per hour kmh. That's about equivalent to the maximum speed an average cyclist can pedal per hour. The fastest electric scooters on the market exceed 20 mph.
This average biking speed helped us determine what our own electric scooter speed should be. We also factored in the following:. Also, be careful with the brakes! Riding fast on wet ground is dangerous with narrow tires as they are likely to slip when braking hard. Read more about riding in the rain. Read more about riding on snow. A tailwind can help you reach top speed while front-wind will prevent reaching the full potential of your electric scooter.
The m Olympic run wind for a record to be valid needs to be less than 6. So, when you are bragging to your friends, consider the wind-legal limit of 6. Indeed, there is more humidity in the air which can impose more resistance when riding, so be aware of being able to break in time. Also, the safety of riding fast when foggy weather due to limited visibly is concerning. Hot or cold weather can affect battery performance. There are plenty of electric scooters suitable for hilly regions like San Francisco.
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