Choose for your route, not for the biggest number
The current range has 15 models from €289 to €1,239. Start with how and where the product can be used, then compare distance, rider weight, hills, portability and braking.
Light city and last-mile use
S1 Max is the lightest at 16 ± 0.5 kg, with 25 km/h and up to 39 km manufacturer-rated range. It suits riders who value portability over suspension and off-road ability.
Controlled-speed configurations
- G2 Pro ABE: 20 km/h, 500W and up to 65 km rated range.
- G2 Pro VMP: 25 km/h, 500W and up to 65 km rated range.
- G2 VMP: 25 km/h, 500W, 10-inch tyres and up to 65 km rated range.
A controlled speed does not by itself prove public-road approval. Confirm the documentation and local requirements for the exact unit.
Balanced everyday models
A1, G2, G2 Pro, M4 Max and T3 combine single-motor simplicity with 45 km/h manufacturer maximums. Compare their battery, weight, tyre size and rated range rather than treating them as interchangeable.
Longer-range and dual-motor performance
- G2 Max: 1000W single motor, 55 km/h and up to 70 km rated range.
- G2 Ultra: dual 800W motors, 50 km/h and up to 55 km rated range.
- G2 Master: dual 1000W motors, 60 km/h and up to 70 km rated range.
- G3 Pro: dual 1200W motors, oil brakes, 65 km/h and up to 80 km rated range.
- G4: 2000W single motor, 11-inch tyres, 70 km/h and up to 75 km rated range.
Off-road dirt bike
X1 is a 52 kg electric dirt bike with a 1000W rated mid-drive motor, up to 2000W peak output and 14/12-inch off-road tyres. It is not a foldable commuter scooter and is presented for off-road use.
Use the numbers correctly
- Choose rated range with generous headroom over your real route.
- Do not buy a 30–52 kg model if you regularly carry it upstairs.
- Check maximum load, braking system and tyre type for your surface.
- Verify current local rules before treating any model as road legal.
Compare all 15 models side by side or ask us for a recommendation.