ASAP electric scooter lineup compared: A9, 10 V1, 10 V2, 10D and A11

The ASAP lineup at a glance

ASAP’s five electric scooters share a lot: every one folds, has spring suspension at both wheels, carries an IP54 water rating, has front and rear LED lights with turn signals and offers five speed modes. What changes is the motor count, battery and brakes.

• Single motor: the ASAP A9 and the ASAP 10 V1, both under $1,000.
• Dual motor, 48V: the ASAP 10 V2 and the ASAP 10D, both under $1,000.
• Dual motor, 60V: the ASAP A11, in the $1,500 to $2,000 band.

ASAP also makes electric bikes such as the Zebra, Varna, Pioneer and Zen. See them all on the ASAP brand page.

A9 and 10 V1: the single motor pair

The A9 and 10 V1 share a 48V 13Ah (624Wh) battery, a 40 mile range rating, a 61.7 lb weight and a front disc with a rear drum brake. Both charge in 6 to 8 hours and have an LCD screen.

• ASAP A9: a 500W hub motor (1152W peak) with 55 N·m of torque, 28 mph, 9 x 3.0 inch air tires, dual spring suspension front and rear, app control and an aluminum alloy frame. It carries riders up to 220 lb.
• ASAP 10 V1: an 800W hub motor (1200W peak), 30 mph and bigger 10 x 3.0 inch air tires. It carries riders up to 265 lb.

Pick the A9 if you want app control and the lower price; pick the 10 V1 if you weigh more than 220 lb or want the larger tires. Bigger tires roll over cracks and potholes more easily; our electric scooter wheel size guide explains why.

10 V2: the second motor at the same weight

The 10 V2 adds a second motor without adding weight. Two 800W hub motors (1600W rated, 2400W peak) with 75 N·m of torque run on the same 48V 13Ah battery, for 35 mph and up to 40 miles. It still weighs 61.7 lb.

It also moves to disc brakes front and rear and 11 x 3.0 inch air tires, and you can choose off-road or city wheels. ASAP lists all five speed modes: Eco at 9 mph, Standard at 15, Sport at 24, Turbo at 30 and Max at 35. The display supports NFC, and charging takes 9 hours or more.

10D: the long range dual motor

The 10D is the ASAP for long commutes. Two 1000W hub motors (2400W peak) and a 48V 22.5Ah (1080Wh) battery give it 34 mph and up to 55 miles, the most range of the 48V models.

It rides on 10 x 3.0 inch air tires with spring suspension front and rear, stops with a disc brake on each wheel and uses dual 48V 25A controllers. The display supports NFC, and it has front and rear LED lights with turn signals. It weighs 82 lb, carries riders up to 265 lb and charges in 9 hours or more.

Against the 10 V2, the 10D carries a much bigger battery for 15 more miles of rated range, at about 20 lb more weight. Top speed is close: 34 mph on the 10D, 35 mph on the 10 V2.

A11: the 60V flagship

The A11 is a different class of scooter. Two 1600W hub motors (3000W peak) with 90 N·m of torque and a 60V 35Ah (2100Wh) battery give it 55 mph and up to 70 miles.

• Brakes: hydraulic front and rear, the only ASAP scooter with hydraulics.
• Suspension: front and rear, with 90 mm of travel up front and 100 mm at the rear.
• Tires: 11 x 4 inch off-road knobby tires.
• Size: 115 lb, carries riders up to 300 lb, folds, and charges in 9 hours or more.

At 115 lb and 55 mph, the A11 suits experienced riders with ground level storage. Knobby tires grip on dirt and gravel but hum and wear faster on pavement. Our guide to off-road electric scooters explains what makes a scooter trail ready.

All five ASAP scooters side by side

Maker figures, checked September 2026. Real range and speed depend on rider weight, terrain, temperature and riding mode.

• Battery: 48V 13Ah (624Wh) on the A9, 10 V1 and 10 V2; 48V 22.5Ah (1080Wh) on the 10D; 60V 35Ah (2100Wh) on the A11.
• Brakes: front disc and rear drum on the A9 and 10 V1; discs front and rear on the 10 V2 and 10D; hydraulic front and rear on the A11.
• Weight: 61.7 lb for the A9, 10 V1 and 10 V2; 82 lb for the 10D; 115 lb for the A11.
• Max rider weight: 220 lb on the A9, 265 lb on the 10 V1, 10 V2 and 10D, 300 lb on the A11.

Range ratings are best case figures for a light rider on flat ground. Our guide to real electric scooter range shows how to estimate yours.

Speed and local rules

Every ASAP here is faster than many cities allow for electric scooters on public roads, and the A11 is far faster. Rules on speed, where you may ride and helmets vary by state and city, so check your state motor vehicle agency and your city website before you ride. The lower speed modes are there for crowded streets.

IP54 means protection from splashing water, not heavy rain or puddles, so avoid riding through standing water. Power off and follow the maker’s manual for routine checks, send brake, battery and controller work to a qualified technician, and see our warranty page for covered faults.

Which ASAP suits you

• A first scooter with app control: the A9.
• Single motor, bigger tires, heavier riders: the 10 V1.
• Dual motor pull at a light weight: the 10 V2.
• The longest commute on 48V: the 10D.
• Speed, hydraulic brakes and rough ground: the A11.

Comparing brands? Our sibling guides to DriveTron electric scooters and Dualtron electric scooters cover the same speed classes, and best dual motor electric scooters ranks options across brands.

Every ASAP scooter ships free to the lower 48 states, and each one qualifies for Pay in 4 at 0% APR on orders of $2,000 or less, or a monthly plan with Affirm, subject to approval.

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