Segway electric scooter lineup compared: E2, F, Max, ZT3 and GT3

The Segway lineup at a glance

We carry eleven Segway electric scooters, and they sort into five families. Start with the family, then pick the model.

• E-series: the E2 Plus II, E2 Pro and E3 Pro. First rides and short trips.
• F-series: the F2 and F3. Everyday commuters with traction control.
• Max series: the Max G2, Max G3 and Max G3 Plus. Long range commuters with bigger batteries.
• ZT3 Pro: the ZT3 Pro, built for rough ground on knobby tires.
• GT series: the GT3 and GT3 Pro, the performance models.

This guide stays inside the Segway range. To see how Segway commuters stack up against two other brands, read Segway vs NAVEE vs Hiboy. The full range, with Segway electric bikes and accessories, is on the Segway brand page.

E2 Plus II, E2 Pro and E3 Pro: first rides and short trips

• E2 Plus II: the lightest Segway here at 36.2 lbs, with a top speed of 15.5 mph and up to 15.5 miles. It has a 21.6V 220Wh battery, front double spring suspension, 8.1-inch flat-free hollow tires, a front electronic and rear drum brake, a 2.8-inch dashboard and 256-color lights. Its maximum load is 198 lbs, the lowest in the lineup.
• E2 Pro: a 750W peak rear motor and a 36V 275Wh battery, reaching about 18.6 mph after a firmware update. It adds 10-inch tubeless tires, traction control, front and rear turn signals and Apple Find My, at 41.4 lb with a 265 lb load limit.
• E3 Pro: an 800W peak motor and a 36V 368Wh battery for up to 34 miles and about 20 mph. It has front and rear elastomer suspension, a 4W headlight with turn signals and 256-color underglow, at 40.1 lbs.

The E2 Plus II suits first-time riders and short hops, as long as you are under its 198 lb limit. The E3 Pro is the one to pick in this group if you want suspension at both ends and more than twice the listed range.

F2 and F3: everyday commuters

The F-series adds traction control (TCS) and self-sealing tires, which help most on wet streets and routes with debris.

• F2: a 700W peak motor and a 36V 367Wh battery for about 18 mph and up to 25 miles. It has 10-inch self-sealing tubeless tires, a dual braking system, front and rear turn signals, a wide handlebar and IPX5, and weighs 37.9 lbs. There is no suspension, so the tires do the cushioning.
• F3: a 1000W peak motor and a 46.8V 477Wh battery for up to 44 miles in ECO mode and about 20 mph. It adds SegRide stability control, front hydraulic and rear elastomer suspension, a front disc brake and an IPX6 rating, at 42.3 lbs. Segway lists a rider age of 16+.

Both list UL 2272 certification, as do the E2 Plus II and E2 Pro. If you ride in New York, our NYC street legal page shows which models meet the state and city rules.

Max G2, Max G3 and Max G3 Plus: more battery, more range

• Max G2: a 1000W peak rear motor and a 36V 551Wh battery for up to 43 miles. It reaches up to 22 mph with higher speed switched on, and has front hydraulic and rear dual spring suspension, a built-in charger, turn signals and IPX5, at 53.5 lbs.
• Max G3: a 2000W peak motor and a 46.8V 597Wh battery for up to 50 miles. High Speed in the app lifts it to about 28 mph. It has hydraulic suspension front and rear, 11-inch self-sealing tires, front and rear disc brakes, a 30% climbing rating and IPX6, weighs 54.2 lbs and charges in about 3.5 hours.
• Max G3 Plus: a 2200W peak motor and a 717Wh battery for up to 56 miles in ECO. It has double hydraulic suspension, 11-inch self-sealing tubeless tires, front and rear piston disc brakes and a built-in 209W fast charger that fills it in about 4 hours, at 56 lbs.

The step from the G2 to the G3 is the big one. You go from 10-inch to 11-inch tires, from a front drum to disc brakes at both ends, from a 265 lb to a 286 lb load limit and from about 22 to about 28 mph, for less than a pound of extra weight. The G3 Plus adds a bigger battery and piston brakes for about 2 lbs more.

ZT3 Pro: the off-road Segway

The ZT3 Pro is the Segway for gravel, dirt paths and broken pavement. It has a 1600W peak motor, 11-inch off-road tubeless tires with a knobby tread, dual front telescopic and rear spring suspension, 6 inches of ground clearance, and front and rear disc brakes. It reaches 24.9 mph, climbs grades up to 25% and lists up to 43.5 miles in ECO. It weighs 65.5 lbs and is rated IPX5.

Knobby tires grip on loose ground but feel busier on smooth pavement. Read off-road electric scooters for what to expect before you leave the road.

GT3 and GT3 Pro: speed for experienced riders

• GT3: a single 2400W peak rear motor and a 46.8V 899Wh battery for about 31 mph and up to 45 miles in ECO. It has hydraulic suspension at both ends, 11-inch self-sealing tires, front and rear disc brakes, traction control and IPX6. It weighs 87.1 lbs and carries up to 330 lbs.
• GT3 Pro: two 3500W peak motors for two-wheel drive and a 72V 2160Wh battery, for about 50 mph and up to 86 miles in ECO. It adds adjustable hydraulic front suspension, hydraulic disc brakes with S-ABS and a 38% climbing rating, and weighs 117.1 lbs.

The Segway lineup side by side

Segway quotes several of these ranges in ECO mode, so plan on less in everyday riding.

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

What the lineup shares, and where it differs

• Apple Find My: listed on every model here except the E2 Plus II.
• Traction control: listed on the E2 Pro, F2, F3, all three Max models, the ZT3 Pro and the GT3.
• Water rating: IPX4 on the E2 Plus II and E2 Pro, IPX5 on the F2, E3 Pro, Max G2 and ZT3 Pro, and IPX6 on the F3, Max G3, Max G3 Plus, GT3 and GT3 Pro.
• Charging time: from about 3.5 hours on the Max G3 to about 8 hours on the F3 and GT3 Pro.
• Load limit: 198 lbs on the E2 Plus II, 265 lbs on most models, 286 lbs on the Max G3 and G3 Plus, and 330 lbs on the GT3 and GT3 Pro.

Which Segway suits you

• A light first scooter for short trips: the E2 Plus II, if you are under its 198 lb limit.
• A daily commute on city streets: the F2, the lightest model with traction control, or the F3 for more range, suspension and IPX6.
• Long commutes or heavier riders: the Max G3 or Max G3 Plus.
• Gravel, dirt paths and rough roads: the ZT3 Pro.
• Speed and power, with the experience to match: the GT3, or the dual motor GT3 Pro.

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