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YUME Raptor 2 vs XTRON: how YUME’s dual motor scooters compare
Both run 6,000 W of peak power. The real differences are battery size, suspension, controls and weight, plus two 13 mph versions for riders who want the hardware without the speed.
The short answer
The YUME Raptor 2 and XTRON share 6,000 W of peak power from two motors. The Raptor 2 is the lighter one at 102 lb, with a 54 mph top speed, up to 67 miles and a choice of battery and tires. The XTRON carries a larger 60V 33Ah Samsung battery for up to 71 miles and 56 mph, adds adjustable hydraulic suspension, 8.1 inches of ground clearance and a dual-stem front end, and weighs 116.6 lb. For a lower top speed, YUME also sells the Raptor2 and the X11+ limited to 13 mph.
- Raptor 2: 54 mph, up to 67 miles and 102 lb, with four tire and battery combinations.
- XTRON: 56 mph and up to 71 miles from a 60V 33Ah Samsung battery, with adjustable suspension and a dual-stem front end.
- Both use ZOOM hydraulic brakes, a 3.5 inch color display, NFC unlocking and the YUME Mobility app.
- The Raptor2 13 MPH and X11+ 13 MPH keep the dual motors but cap the speed at 13 mph.
YUME’s lineup in our catalog
We carry four YUME electric scooters, and all four run two motors on a 60V battery.
- Raptor 2: built from the original Raptor and pushed further. YUME writes the name as Raptor2.
- XTRON: YUME’s all-terrain model.
- Raptor2 13 MPH: the full Raptor 2 with its speed limited to 13 mph.
- X11+ 13 MPH: the X11+ with its speed limited to 13 mph.
See the full range, with chargers and add-ons, on the YUME brand page.
Power and speed
On paper, the motors are the same. The Raptor 2 and the XTRON both use two brushless motors rated at 1,750 W each, with 3,000 W peak each, for 6,000 W of peak power. YUME lists hill climbing of 35 to 40 degrees for both.
The XTRON lists 56 mph and the Raptor 2 54 mph, so top speed should not decide it. The real differences are the battery, the front end and the weight.
Both are very fast. At 50 mph and up you need a full face helmet, gloves, protective clothing and real riding experience. Read how fast electric scooters go and our safety gear guide, and check your state and city rules before you ride.
Battery, range and charging
- Raptor 2: choose a standard 60V 27Ah battery rated for up to 62 miles, or a 60V 30Ah Samsung battery rated for up to 67 miles.
- XTRON: one option, a 60V 33Ah Samsung battery with 21700 cells, rated for up to 71 miles.
Both come with two 2A chargers and list 7 to 8 hours to charge through their dual ports. YUME also sells fast chargers: a 10A charger for the Raptor2 that charges in about 3 hours, a 5A Raptor2 charger at about 6 hours, and matching 10A and 5A chargers for the XTRON.
Suspension, tires and brakes
- Raptor 2: dual 5.1 inch hydraulic suspension, 11 x 3.95 inch tubeless tires in all-terrain or road tread, and dual ZOOM hydraulic brakes with electronic braking. YUME lists a stop in 5 feet from 15 mph.
- XTRON: 5.1 inch adjustable hydraulic suspension, all-terrain or road tires, ZOOM hydraulic disc brakes on 6.3 inch rotors with EABS, 8.1 inches of ground clearance and a dual-stem front end for control at speed.
The XTRON is the one YUME builds for rough ground. Adjustable suspension, a listed 8.1 inches of ground clearance and the dual-stem front end all point that way. The Raptor 2 is also listed as off-road capable, and its road tire option suits riders who spend most of their time on pavement. Our guide to off-road electric scooters explains what matters once you leave the road.
Display, unlocking and controls
- Both: a 3.5 inch color TFT display, unlocking by NFC card, phone or watch, the YUME Mobility app for iOS and Android, and an IP66 rating.
- XTRON adds: navigation on the display, both a thumb and a twist throttle in the box, and an emergency key with a Safe Mode. YUME lists its IP66 rating as vehicle-wide.
- Raptor 2 adds: two mechanical keys, two mirrors, a phone mount, a pump and a remote in the box, plus headlights, brake lights, two turn signals and a built-in horn. It comes with a twist throttle, and YUME sells a seat and dual-throttle bundle made for it.
Weight and size
The Raptor 2 weighs 102 lb and the XTRON 116.6 lb. Both carry up to 330 lb, and the XTRON deck measures 22 x 8.9 inches. Neither is a scooter you carry up stairs, so plan for ground floor storage or a ramp. If you load it into a vehicle, the 14.6 lb difference is worth thinking about.
The 13 mph versions
YUME sells two models with their speed limited to 13 mph. They suit riders who want the torque, suspension and brakes of a big scooter without its top speed.
- Raptor2 13 MPH: the full Raptor 2 hardware, including the 6,000 W dual motors, dual hydraulic suspension, ZOOM hydraulic brakes and the same tire and battery choices, with up to 67 miles on the Samsung battery. It weighs 98 lb.
- X11+ 13 MPH: two 3,000 W motors (just over 6,000 W peak), a sine wave controller, a hydraulic spring front fork, two 4.9 inch rear springs and dual ZOOM hydraulic brakes. Choose a standard 60V 27Ah battery for up to 56 miles or a 60V 30Ah Samsung 50E battery for up to 60 miles. It has a 6061 aluminum frame, a large LCD display, an IP54 rating and weighs 98 lb.
A lower top speed is only one rule. States and cities also set rules on weight, power and where you may ride. New York State, for example, defines an electric scooter as weighing under 100 lb with a top speed of 20 mph or less. Check your state and city rules, and see our NYC street legal page if you ride in New York.
Side by side
The table shows YUME’s figures for the three models with a single listed range. The Raptor2 13 MPH lists range by battery instead: up to 62 miles on the standard battery and up to 67 on the Samsung.
| Model | Top speed (mph) | Range (miles) | Motor power (W) |
|---|---|---|---|
| YUME Raptor2 Electric Scooter | 54 | 67 | 3,500 |
| YUME XTRON Electric Scooter | 56 | 71 | – |
| YUME X11+ 13 MPH Speed-Limited Electric Scooter | 13 | 60 | – |
Maker figures, checked September 2026. Real range and speed depend on rider weight, terrain, temperature and riding mode.
Which YUME suits you
- Mixed riding where weight matters: the Raptor 2, at 102 lb with a choice of road or all-terrain tires.
- Long range and rough ground: the XTRON, with the largest battery and adjustable suspension.
- Big scooter hardware at a low top speed: the Raptor2 13 MPH, or the slightly lighter X11+ 13 MPH.
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Questions riders ask
What is the difference between the YUME Raptor 2 and the XTRON?
Both have 6,000 W of peak power. The XTRON has a larger 60V 33Ah Samsung battery for up to 71 miles, adjustable hydraulic suspension, 8.1 inches of ground clearance and a dual-stem front end, and weighs 116.6 lb. The Raptor 2 weighs 102 lb and lists up to 67 miles with its Samsung battery.
Which is faster, the Raptor 2 or the XTRON?
YUME lists 56 mph for the XTRON and 54 mph for the Raptor 2. Both use the same 6,000 W peak dual motor setup.
Can I get a YUME Raptor 2 with a lower top speed?
Yes. The Raptor2 13 MPH is the full Raptor 2 with its speed limited to 13 mph. It keeps the dual motors, hydraulic suspension and hydraulic brakes.
How long does a YUME scooter take to charge?
With the two included 2A chargers, YUME lists 7 to 8 hours for the Raptor 2 and XTRON. YUME’s 10A fast chargers, sold separately, take about 3 hours.
Does the YUME Raptor 2 come with a seat?
A seat is not in the box. YUME sells a seat and dual-throttle bundle made for the Raptor2 and the Raptor2 13 MPH.
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