The market is full of different electric scooter models. Electric scooter range can vary from a couple of miles to almost a hundred miles.
If your daily commutes are longer than just a couple of miles, then the mileage of your electric scooter is extremely important.
After an extensive study of over 70 electric scooter brands, I focused on models boasting the longest advertised range. Then I tested some of these models personally and also gathered real-world range data from actual owners and detailed reviews on YouTube.
My goal was to provide a well-rounded perspective on each scooter’s performance. I have divided the list into price tiers, so you can jump right into the one that aligns with your budget.
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Electric Scooters With Reasonable Range Under $1,000
Turboant V8
If you are looking for decent ride quality and solid range while being on a budget, TurboAnt V8 is your scooter.
TurboAnt V8 is one of the few electric scooters in its price range that comes with a rear spring suspension. Accompanied by large tubed pneumatic tires, it has much better ride quality than many of its competitors.
Another unique feature of this electric kick scooter is its dual batteries. TurboAnt V8 has a built-in battery in the deck and a removable battery inside of the stem.
Related: TurboAnt V8 Full Review
Those two batteries combine a total of 720Wh of energy capacity, which is enough for a 50-mile range.
While you may be able to get other scooters a bit faster at the same price bracket, the TurboAnt V8 is no slouch either. It has a top speed of 20 mph, which is sufficient for most city commutes.
Key Specs of TurboAnt V8
- Range: 50 miles
- Battery: Dual 36V 7.5Ah
- Top Speed: 20 mph
- Weight: 48 lbs
- Max Load Capacity: 275 lbs
GoTrax GMax Ultra
GoTrax GMax Ultra is the flagship model of Gotrax electric scooters. Another Gotrax model GXL v2 has been one of the best-selling e-scooters on Amazon but performance-wise, it is not even near to the GMax Ultra.
Considering the price of the scooter, the GMax Ultra has impressive mileage. It can go up to 45 miles on a single charge. And it only takes 5 hours to recharge.
Plus, the scooter has a 500W motor, which is more powerful than most other scooters in the price range. The top speed is nothing special. But 20 mph speed is considered reasonable and safe for small electric scooters.
Key Specs of Gotrax GMax Ultra
- Range: 45 miles
- Battery: 36V 17.5Ah
- Top Speed: 20 mph
- Weight: 46 lbs
- Max Load Capacity: 220 lbs
NIU KQi3 Max
The NIU KQi3 comes in 3 different spec levels – Sport, Pro, and Max. The NIU KQi3 Max has the biggest battery and therefore it’s the only one suitable to this list.
The KQi3 Max is the most advanced electric kick scooter NIU has ever built. But still, the price point remains below $1,000.
Related: NIU KQi3 Full Review
The scooter comes with a 608Wh battery that allows you to ride up to 40 miles on a single charge. Right out of the box, the scooter has a top speed of 20 mph to comply with traffic regulations. However, you can unlock its real top speed (23.6 mph) from the app if you ride in a private area.
Additionally, the scooter has really cool design. Especially thanks to the halo headlight.
Key Specs of NIU KQi3 Max
- Range: 40.4 miles
- Battery: 48V 12.7Ah
- Top Speed: 20 mph
- Weight: 46 lbs
- Max Load Capacity: 265 lbs
Segway Ninebot Max
The Segway Ninebot Max is very popular and kind of a legend due to its durability.
While it may not come with eye-popping speeds and ranges, the Ninebot Max punches way above its weight. It weighs only 42 pounds (19 kgs), has a modest top speed of 19mph, and can go 40 miles on a single charge.
The scooter also comes with an IPX5 rating and is safe to ride in the rain.
Related: Ninebot Max Full Review
The construction of the scooter is its standout quality. The scooter looks and feels like it is made up of a single piece of metal. It does not wobble and all the parts fit in extremely well. It also has a slip-proof rubberized deck.
This long-distance electric scooter is one of the best in its class and is well worth the money.
Key Specs of Ninebot MAX
- Range: 40 miles
- Battery: 36V 15.2 Ah
- Top Speed: 19 mph
- Weight: 42 lb
- Max Load Capacity: 220 lb
Anyhill UM2: E-Scooter with Swappable Battery
Anyhill UM2 is one of the few electric scooters on the list with a detachable battery. The battery itself is not huge. It’s a rather small 36V 10Ah battery. But the fact that you can replace the battery during the ride, made it possible to add the scooter to the list.
However, you should keep in mind that the base model comes with only one battery. With one battery, the range is up to 28 miles. So to get the most out of this scooter, you should buy an additional battery.
Additionally, the UM2 comes with a 450W motor which delivers up to 20 mph speed. The motor has enough torque to pull up the scooter from 20° inclines.
The dual braking system provides adequate stopping power and 10-inch pneumatic tires deliver reasonable ride comfort on city streets.
Key Specs of Anyhill UM2
- Range: 28 miles
- Battery: Dual 36V 10Ah
- Top Speed: 19 mph
- Weight: 44 lbs
- Max Load Capacity: 300 lbs
Electric Scooters With Good Mileage Under $2,500
EMOVE Cruiser
Perhaps the most commuter-friendly scooter on the list, the EMOVE Cruiser comes with virtually no drawbacks.
It has a good top speed, so you won’t feel sluggish. It comes with a range of 60 miles, which is one of the longest of any long-range electric scooter. The 1,560 Wh battery is the best you can find at this price point.
Related: Full Review of EMOVE Cruiser
Emove Cruiser has IPX6 water resistance so you can even zip around the city in the rain.
The EMOVE Cruiser is remarkably well-built, making even the longest of commutes seem comfortable.
The scooter is loaded with additional features. From a hefty LG battery to a keyed ignition, the EMOVE Cruiser is built to last. It also has disc brakes that are semi-hydraulic and tubeless pneumatic tires for a comfortable journey.
Key Specs of EMOVE Cruiser
- Range: 62 miles
- Battery: 52V 30Ah
- Top Speed: 33 mph
- Weight: 52 lbs
- Max Load Capacity: 352 lbs
Yume Y11
Yume Y11 looks like a monster truck of electric scooters. And it actually is. However, it’s much cheaper than other beast scooters with a similar appearance.
Yume Y11 costs well under $2,000 but packs great performance in it. It has dual 3,000W motors, which means the scooter has a total of 6,000 Watts of power. When buying this, make sure it complies with local laws.
But this is a list of the best long-range electric scooters, so the battery of the scooter is also great. It has a 60V 31.5Ah battery that provides up to 50 miles of range.
Additionally, it’s worth noting that the scooter weighs over 100 pounds, so it’s not easy to transport and store.
Key Specs of Yume Y11
- Range: 50 miles
- Battery: 60V 31.5Ah
- Top Speed: 50 mph
- Weight: 105 lbs
- Max Load Capacity: 330 lbs
Varla Eagle One Pro
Varla Eagle One Pro is Varla’s most advanced electric scooter. Therefore, it also has the longest range among all Varla electric scooters.
Just like the previous item on the list, Varla Eagle One Pro is also a dual-motor electric scooter. Both hubs are equipped with 1,000W motors and the scooter will speed up to 45 mph.
The battery of the scooter is 60V 27Ah, which can provide 45 miles of range per charge. Normally, the charging of the scooter takes up to 14 hours. Fortunately, there are 2 charging ports. So if you charge the battery with 2 chargers, the charging time is 6-7 hours.
Related: Varla Eagle One Pro Full Review
Other than that, the scooter has quality parts like hydraulic disc brakes, dual suspensions, and durable 11-inch tubeless tires.
Key Specs of Varla Eagle One Pro
- Range: 45 miles
- Battery: 60V 27Ah
- Top Speed: 45 mph
- Weight: 90 lbs
- Max Load Capacity: 330 lbs
Apollo Phantom V2
When Apollo Scooters built the Apollo Phantom, the theme was performance.
This electric scooter comes with a fantastic ride and perhaps the best acceleration in its class. It has a fully aluminum build for sturdiness. The Apollo Phantom also comes with twin motors for direct power delivery.
When we talk of the Apollo Phantom, we have to talk numbers. This scooter reaches 20 mph in a whopping 2.6 seconds and has a top speed of 38 mph. Apollo Phantom is one of the fastest scooters in the price range.
The scooter has an excellent 2,400W power system that will last for up to 40 miles. The battery is 52V 23.4Ah, which means it contains 1,216 Wh of energy capacity.
The Phantom also has a solid braking system. It comes to a halt from a speed of 15 mph to zero in just 3 meters! The hydraulic braking system is just ridiculously good.
Additionally, the Phantom has a quality dual spring suspension and 10-inch tires that give a very smooth ride.
Key Specs of Apollo Phantom
- Max Range: 40 miles
- Battery: 52V 23.4Ah
- Top Speed: 38 mph
- Weight: 77 lbs
- Max Load Capacity: 300 lbs
Kaabo Mantis V2
With dual 1000-watt motors, agile steering, solid build quality, and a good braking system, the Kaabo Mantis packs a solid punch for an electric scooter. It also comes with a decent range of 45 miles, enough for your everyday commute.
Mantis V2 comes with 2 battery specifications. The base model has an 18 Ah battery. But in this list is the Mantis thanks to the second option – a 24.5Ah LG battery.
When it comes to speed, the Mantis is no slouch. It has a top speed of 40 mph and takes around 11 seconds to reach its top speed.
Additionally, the scooter has pneumatic tires and a sturdy suspension system.
The scooter also comes with a patented bomb-proof folding system mechanism for easier folding. Thanks to this folding system, Mantis is very portable. You can easily haul it in the back of your car.
Key Specs of Kaabo Mantis V2
- Range: 45 miles
- Battery: 60V 24.5Ah
- Weight: 65 lbs
- Top Speed: 40 mph
- Max Load Capacity: 265 lbs
Long-Range Electric Scooters Over $2,500
Nami Burn-E 2 Max
Nami Burn-E 2 Max is one of the greatest electric scooters ever built. It doesn’t matter which criterion we rank the “best-of list”, this scooter is probably there. (Okay, you can’t find Nami Burn in the list of Best Cheap Electric Scooters.)
Whichever spec we look at, it’s mind-blowing. First of all, let’s see the battery and range.
Nami Burn-E 2 Max has the longest range of all electric scooters on the list. The 72V 40Ah battery provides 115 miles of range on a single charge. So some of us would need to charge it only a couple of times a year.
Although its motors aren’t the most powerful (only 3,000W total), the top speed is still great. Nami Burn can speed up to 60 mph.
All other details on the scooter like brakes and suspensions are also top-quality. However, the scooter weighs over 100 pounds, so it’s not easily portable.
Key Specs of Nami Burn-E 2 Max
- Range: 115 miles
- Battery: 72V 40Ah
- Weight: 103 lbs
- Top Speed: 60 mph
- Max Load Capacity: 265 lbs
Wolf King GT Pro
Kaabo Wolf King GT Pro is another beast electric scooter on the list. By performance (and the price), the Wolf King doesn’t fall behind much from the Nami Burn.
On the contrary, the Wolf King GT Pro has more powerful motors than Nami Burn. However, the extra 1,000 Watts doesn’t provide much more speed. The top speed of the Wolf King is 62 mph.
In terms of range, Wolf King GT Pro is in the top class. The 72V 35Ah battery provides up to 90 miles of range. It’s impressive. Especially considering the scooter weighs 120 lbs.
Key Specs of Wolf King GT Pro
- Range: 90 miles
- Battery: 72V 35Ah
- Weight: 120 lbs
- Top Speed: 62 mph
- Max Load Capacity: 330 lbs
Vsett 10+
Dual motors, disc brakes, and a great suspension system make the Vsett 10+ a beast on all terrains.
The standout feature of the Vsett 10+ is its superb suspension. It ensures that your riding experience is smooth and you do not feel jolts on the roads. Big 10-inch tires increase the ride quality even more.
The scooter also features a huge deck, so you can accommodate your feet safely. The Vsett 10+ is well-priced. It does not break the bank while offering you the best in class performance.
The scooter comes with 3 different battery options. The best one has a 60V 28Ah battery pack that gives you a range of up to 70 miles. The Vsett 10+ also has great top speed. It can even go up to 50 mph.
Also, it has fully hydraulic disc brakes and a welded stem for easier control.
It does, however, weigh 80 lbs making it a hefty scooter and reducing its portability.
Key Specs of Vsett 10+
- Range: 70 miles
- Battery: 60V 28Ah
- Top Speed: 50 mph
- Weight: 79 lbs
- Max Load Capacity: 285 lbs
Dualtron Thunder 2
If you want something that screams extreme, the Dualtron Thunder 2 should be your choice. Usually, there isn’t a “best-of-list” without a Dualtron scooter in it.
Dualtron Thunder 2 is a monstrous machine, weighing a whopping 104 lbs. The scooter from Minimotors also has a ridiculous top speed of 60 mph.
For ultimate performance on all kinds of terrain, it comes with hydraulic suspensions. Also, 11-inch tires provide great ride quality.
Also, the Thunder 2 comes with a humongous battery pack, a 2,880-watt-hour battery that gives a range of 70 miles.
The scooter is only geared towards performance. It features fully hydraulic disc brakes. Plus, it comes with a steering damper to help tighten up the steering at high speeds.
While the scooter is built for performance, portability isn’t its strong suit.
Key Specs of Dualtron Thunder 2
- Range: 72 miles
- Battery: 72V 40Ah LG
- Top Speed: 60 mph
- Weight: 104 lbs
- Max Load Capacity: 265 lbs
Inokim OxO
Inokim OxO is another flagship model of a popular scooter brand. Compared with some of the previous models on the list, the Oxo is slightly cheaper. Often, Fluid FreeRide offers good discounts on it, and you can get it even under $2,500.
Inokim OxO has two almost silent 1,000W motors that provide a top speed of 40 mph. And the acceleration is really smooth.
Important numbers for the battery are 60V and 26Ah. The maximum range is about 50 miles. It’s not extra long but enough for most commuters.
Related: Inokim OxO Full Review
One of the greatest features that Inokim riders bring out is its butter-smooth ride quality. It’s due to adjustable suspensions, 10-inch air tires, and full-hydraulic disc brakes.
Key Specs of Inokim OxO
- Range: 52 miles
- Battery: 60V 26Ah LG
- Top Speed: 40 mph
- Weight: 74 lbs
- Max Load Capacity: 265 lbs
Nanrobot LS7+
And lastly, another flagship scooter model from a well-known e-scooter brand. All Nanrobot scooters are dual-drive but Nanrobot LS7+ is the most superior.
The LS7+ is equipped with a 60V 40Ah lithium battery, which delivers a maximum range of 45 miles. Considering the fact that the battery has 2,400Wh of energy capacity, I’m a bit surprised that the advertised mileage is not longer.
“Under the hood” you can find two 2,400W motors (4,800W of total power). The power is sufficient to provide a 55 mph top speed.
Related: Nanrobot LS7+ Full Review
11-inch off-road tires together with suspensions make the scooter perfect for off-road adventures. But keep in mind that the LS7+ is really huge and it’s not easily portable.
Key Specs of Nanrobot LS7+
- Range: 45 miles
- Battery: 60V 40Ah
- Top Speed: 55 mph
- Weight: 110 lbs
- Max Load Capacity: 330 lbs
How to Increase the Range of Electric Scooters?
While the range of each electric scooter is entirely dependent on its battery pack, you can still implement some practices to increase longevity.
A good system of usage allows you to extend the battery life on your scooter by minutes. Although it may not seem like a lot, it may be very crucial in emergencies. Here are some ways to extend the range of electric scooters.
Inflate tires
This practice is important even when we are driving gas-powered vehicles and it extends to electric scooters as well.
Quite simply when your tires are deflated they are not able to give you the performance and maintain rigidity. Keeping track of the tire pressure can help extend the battery life in the long run.
More importantly, maintaining a healthy tire pressure helps you run the scooter more efficiently and thus keeping the battery itself healthy.
Regenerative braking
While there are many conceptions around the utility of regenerative braking, its effectiveness cannot be understated.
A regenerative brake uses a charging circuit on a DC motor to feed your battery with electrons. This helps extend the battery life and feedback more energy back into the motors.
While this practice may not exactly be very efficient, it does help conserve energy and add valuable minutes to your electric scooter’s battery life.
Reduce weight
This is a very simple practice; carry less weight for longer battery life.
The reason is simple, the more weight you put on the scooter the more the engine has to work to deliver the same performance.
You should carry lighter loads, smaller backpacks, and no extra passengers to extend the battery life of the scooter.
Do not drain the battery completely
A full drain and charge mean a cycle is completed and doing this only reduces the number of charging cycles the battery has.
Once you fully drain a battery you will also have to charge from the start. Conversely, you should not leave your scooter plugged in for a long period. Doing this diminishes the battery life.
Adding extra batteries
Replacing the battery and carrying extra batteries is the way to go if you want maximum battery life. However, this is not cost-effective at all. Batteries are by far the costliest components of a scooter and replacement can cost upwards of 150 dollars.
If your sole aim is to increase the battery life of the scooter, then replacing them frequently and carrying extras is the ideal practice.
Conclusion
In a world where commuting is necessary and where the roads are getting congested by the minute, an electric scooter with long range can be quite the problem solver.
While there are a plethora of options in the market, we hope you can find something from the list above.
We live in an age where new technologies are adopted with open arms and electric scooters are next in line.
The founder and the editor-in-chief of the Electric Wheelers blog. With a previous background in IT, sales, and video editing, he has now established himself as a micromobility expert.
He bought his first e-scooter over 5 years ago and since then has owned dozens of e-scooters and e-bikes. His deep understanding of the technical aspects, coupled with a keen eye for market trends, enables him to provide insightful and reliable content.
His commitment to promoting sustainable and efficient urban mobility solutions has made him a respected voice in the community of eco-friendly transportation enthusiasts.
