Electric scooter seat attachment: which seat kits fit which models

What a seat attachment is

A seat attachment is a post and saddle that mounts to a stand-up electric scooter. Most bolt to the deck through a bracket. Others clamp onto a seat post the scooter already has. Either way, the scooter stays the same underneath: same motor, same battery, same brakes.

This guide is about adding a seat to a scooter you own or plan to buy. If you are still choosing between a seated model and a stand-up one, start with our guide to the electric scooter with seat, which covers who seated scooters suit and the models with a seat in the box.

Maker seat kits we carry, and what they fit

Every kit below is made by the scooter’s own maker for named models. Pick the option that matches your scooter on the product page.

• Hiboy seat saddle: fits the Hiboy S2, S2 Pro, S2 SE, S2 Nova, KS4, KS4 Pro and MAX Pro. A retractable aluminum post adjusts the seat from 20.9 to 30.7 inches, with a leather cushion.
• Hiboy S2 MAX seat saddle: the same 20.9 to 30.7 inch adjustable design, made for the S2 MAX.
• Segway seat kit with storage: fits the Segway E3 Pro, F3 and ZT3 Pro. It adds a padded seat and a 10L storage box on a C-shaped twin tube frame, weighs 9.5 lbs and carries up to 265 lbs.
• KUKIRIN seat kit: one version for the G2 Max and G2 Master, another for the G4 and G2.
• iENYRID S3 adjustable seat kit: made only for the iENYRID S3.
• iENYRID ES1 adjustable seat kit: seat and post for the ES1 and S1, with an adjustable height for riders of different sizes.
• iENYRID M4 seat kit: two different versions, one for the M4 and one for the M4 Pro S+/Max.
• Teewing foldable seat: one option for the X4 and X5, another for the X3.
• Teewing ComfortCruiser seat: a seat with a key lock tailbox, in a Mars Seat option for the Mars series and a Z4 Pro Seat option.
• JOYOR original seats: the S5-Z seat, S10-S-Z seat and T10 seat are the factory saddle and mount for each model, clamping onto the seat post. They suit riding seated or replacing a worn seat.

Several scooters also come in a With Seat version at checkout, so you can order the seat already matched. NANROBOT offers it on models such as the D4+MAX and N6 72V, and KUKIRIN on the G2, G4 and G2 Master.

Electric scooters that take a maker seat kit

These stand-up models have a seat kit from their own maker in our catalog. Check the product page of the kit for the exact version.

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

See every model with a seat or seat option in our electric scooters with seat collection.

What to check before you order a seat kit

• Your exact model and version. Kits for the same brand differ: KUKIRIN, iENYRID, Teewing and JOYOR each split their kits by model.
• Seat height. Sitting with your feet on the deck, your knees should not hit the stem, and you should reach the bar with a slight bend at the elbow. Hiboy lists a range of 20.9 to 30.7 inches for its saddles.
• Payload. The seat has its own limit, and the scooter has a max load. The Segway kit carries up to 265 lbs, and the E3 Pro, F3 and ZT3 Pro are each listed with a 265 lb max load. Our weight limit guide explains why staying under it matters.
• Weight and folding. The Segway kit adds 9.5 lbs. Teewing lists its X3, X4 and X5 seat as foldable. For other kits, check whether the scooter still folds with the seat on, or plan to remove it.
• Storage. The Segway kit’s 10L box and the Teewing ComfortCruiser’s key lock tailbox give you somewhere to keep a lock or a charger.

Fitting a seat kit

Power the scooter off and follow the maker’s instructions for your kit. Most kits are simple bolt-on jobs, but the details differ by model.

• Lay out every part and bolt before you start, and use the tools the instructions name.
• Tighten each bolt firmly and evenly. Do not force a bracket that does not line up; that usually means the wrong version.
• Set the seat height, then lock the post clamp and check that the seat does not twist or slide.
• Check that the seat does not touch the stem, the brake lines or any cable when you steer from lock to lock.
• After your first ride, and then regularly, recheck every bolt. Our maintenance checklist has a monthly bolt check you can add the seat to.

If anything near the wiring or battery has to be moved to fit the kit, stop and ask a qualified technician or contact us first.

Riding seated

Sitting changes how the scooter handles. Your weight moves back and down, your arms reach further, and you cannot absorb bumps with your knees the way you do standing.

• Start in the lowest speed mode until braking and turning feel natural from the seat.
• Keep both feet on the deck and both hands on the bar.
• Slow down for potholes, curbs and rail tracks, and stand up if you need to ride over something rough.
• Brake earlier than you would standing, since you cannot shift your weight back as easily.

Some places define an electric scooter partly by whether it has a seat, so a seat can change how a scooter is classed. Check your state and city rules before you ride; our guide to electric scooter laws lists the questions to ask. This is general information, not legal advice.

Which seat attachment to choose

• Hiboy S2 family or MAX Pro: the Hiboy seat saddle, or the S2 MAX seat saddle for the S2 MAX.
• Segway E3 Pro, F3 or ZT3 Pro: the Segway seat kit, with its 10L box.
• KUKIRIN G2, G4, G2 Max or G2 Master: the KUKIRIN seat kit in the matching version.
• iENYRID S3, ES1 or M4: the iENYRID kit made for that model.
• Teewing X3, X4, X5, Mars series or Z4 Pro: the Teewing foldable seat or the ComfortCruiser seat.

Browse every seat kit and add-on in accessories. Every order ships free to the lower 48 states. Faster seated setups benefit from calm steering too; our sibling guide on the electric scooter steering damper explains what a damper does, and electric scooter parts explained covers the rest of the scooter.

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