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Electric scooter brands & e-bikes EVERY BRAND
These are the 30+ electric scooter brands and e-bike brands we carry, all in one place — 250+ models starting at $309. We're an authorized dealer for every one of them, we discount every one of them, and we ship free to all 48 continental states.
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Why these brands
We don't carry every electric scooter brand.
We carry the ones we'd ride ourselves.
Every brand on this page earned its place. It has to hold a charge, survive a winter of bad pavement, and carry a UL 2849 certified battery — the safety standard New York City made law in 2024, and the one worth insisting on wherever you live. Anything that couldn't clear that bar never made the list.
We're an authorized dealer for every brand here, which is the part that matters after the sale: your warranty is real, support comes through the proper channel, and you're covered if something goes wrong. We discount every brand here, stack codes at checkout, offer 0% APR financing on every order, and ship free to all 48 continental states. We're an online store — the NYC in our name is where we come from, not who we sell to.
Shop by price
Start with your budget.
Budget
Under $500
Where most people start. Short commutes, campus runs and first rides — light, foldable and easy to live with.
Everyday
$500 – $899
The sweet spot. Better brakes, bigger batteries and 25+ miles of range, without moving into serious money.
Performance
$900 – $1,999
Dual motors, hydraulic brakes and real suspension — plus specialist builds like seated electric scooters and long-range commuters.
Premium
$2,000 and up
Flagship electric scooters and full-size electric dirt bikes. Big batteries, serious speed, and rules to match — see the note at the bottom of this page.
The full list, A to Z
Every brand we carry.
Straightforward controls, honest range, and a fold that fits in a hallway closet. AOTOS is the one we recommend to someone who has never ridden before — nothing to configure, nothing to break, nothing to apologise for later.
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Light frames, fast charging and a straight-to-the-point spec sheet. ASAP strips a commuter electric scooter down to what actually gets you across town, and leaves off the rest.
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More battery, more brake and more deck than a starter model, without moving into serious money. AUSOM is where riders go when their first electric scooter starts to feel small but the performance tier still feels like a lot.
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Yes, that Bugatti. A design-led city electric scooter with the proportions of something drawn in a wind tunnel. You don't buy it for the spec sheet — you buy it because it is the best-looking thing parked in your building.
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Spec sheets that embarrass electric scooters costing twice as much. The DT series keeps winning our own value comparisons on battery, brakes and build — it just doesn't have the advertising budget to say so.
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- $449
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Among the lightest electric scooters with real range that anyone builds — made for walk-up apartments, train turnstiles and offices with opinions about where electric scooters go. If you have to carry it, start here.
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- $629
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Efficient motors, clean design and genuinely smart battery management. GSPACE builds for people who treat range like a high score — and its top models reach well past what most commuters need.
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Most electric scooters assume you want to stand. Gyroor doesn't. The C-series comes with a proper seat, a basket big enough for groceries and, in the C5's case, three wheels. The practical pick for errands, longer sits and riders who want more stability under them.
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From a $309 starter to full-suspension electric bikes, Hiboy has the deepest range in the store, and builds both electric scooters and electric bikes. It is the brand we hand to the most riders, because whatever you need, there is usually a Hiboy shaped like it.
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Knobby-tire models that treat curbs and gravel as suggestions, at prices that stay firmly in commuter territory. IENYRID is the cheapest way to find out whether you actually enjoy riding off the pavement — and the VIPCOO H3 takes it further as a full electric dirt bike.
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- $415
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INMOTION covers more ground than most brands its size. The Climber and S1F handle everyday commuting, while the RS series moves into genuine performance territory with the suspension and power to match. One brand, two very different riders.
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Forgiving throttles, stable decks and geometry that quietly covers for your mistakes. JOYOR is what we point nervous first-timers at, and what most of them are still riding a year later.
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The off-road benchmark. Kaabo's dual-motor Wolf line headlines the fast end of our range, and the Wolf King GTR runs 65 MPH on 12-inch self-healing hybrid tires. When riders argue about who builds the best fast electric scooter, Kaabo is usually in the argument.
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- $799
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The G-series is our honest answer to the question we get every single day: what is the cheapest electric scooter that isn't junk? Millions of riders worldwide have landed on the same answer.
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Compact decks and manageable weight for teens and smaller adults, with real brakes and real build quality underneath — not toy-grade parts in a small package. Short trips, low stakes, and the right first electric ride for a lot of households.
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- $1,299
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Molo builds full-size electric bikes rather than electric scooters: suspension tuned for the ride, clean lines, and lighting you can genuinely be seen by. Every model Molo makes is an e-bike, and they are our pick for riders who judge an electric bike by how their wrists feel at mile ten.
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- $2,899
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Aircraft-grade aluminum and hand-tuned coil suspension. The Burn-E takes a very fast electric scooter and turns it into something you can ride all day, and the 42 MPH Klima Max may be the most comfortable quick electric scooter anyone makes.
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Nanrobot's D-series regularly out-accelerates electric scooters costing twice as much, and the GTR brings the same thinking to an electric dirt bike. If your shortlist is a spreadsheet with a watts-per-dollar column, this brand wins the spreadsheet.
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Clean geometry, 10-inch pneumatic tires and range that covers a week of short trips — the V40N became a best seller by simply having no weak spot. At the other end of the range, the STORM X electric dirt bikes show how far the brand is willing to go.
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- $449
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The Commuter R1 is a seated electric scooter at $339 — one of the cheapest ways onto two electric wheels we sell. Murdered-out finishes and race-inspired lines across the range, at prices that don't match the way they look.
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Chunky tires, loud geometry and zero interest in blending in. Punk Rider builds electric scooters with a point of view — tough, distinctive, and aimed at riders who think getting around ought to have some personality to it.
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Most of what Riding'times builds is electric bikes — the Z8 Pro commuter, the GT33 cargo cafe racer, and the GT54 mini electric motorbikes that are the closest thing we sell to a small motorcycle. Built for the ten-thousandth ride rather than the first one.
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- $929
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Micromobility's household name. MAX-series range, a fold that works on public transport, and a warranty department that answers the phone. Segway also builds electric bikes, including the Xafari and the XYBER. When in doubt, this is the brand doubt picks.
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- $499.99
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Talaria makes serious off-road electric motorbikes — the X3, the Sting MX5 Pro and the Komodo. Full suspension, motocross geometry and the power to use both. These are trail and track electric bikes rather than street transport, and they are priced and built accordingly.
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- $2,499
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Dual suspension tuned for broken roads, starting under $400 and running past $3,000. Teewing is the comfort pick for streets that punish rigid frames — which, for most riders, is a description of their own street.
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- $399
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Our range record lives here: the Fighter Eleven Supreme covers 125 miles on a single charge, further than anything else we sell. The Blade GT II adds 53 MPH of pace. Teverun is for riders whose city is never quite big enough.
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Voro Motors covers both ends at once. The EMOVE Cruiser and Roadster are long-range enthusiast electric scooters with real followings behind them, while the E Ride Pro, Altis and Arctic Leopard are full-size electric dirt bikes running up to $6,899. None of it ordinary.
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- $1,199
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The SONIC series sits at the far edge of what an electric scooter can physically be. The SONIC Dual is one of the only production electric scooters on earth capable of three digits, and the range runs all the way to $20,200. This is specialist equipment for private land — respect it accordingly.
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- $3,990
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The Predator peaks at 10,080W, tops 63 MPH and covers 100 miles on a charge — for less than plenty of ordinary commuters cost. Yume is the value play at the fast end, and its following grows every time somebody checks the price twice.
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- $1,180
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Not just electric scooters
We sell electric bikes too.
A big part of what we sell is full-size electric bikes rather than electric scooters — folding commuters, fat-tire cruisers, cargo builds and motocross-ready dirt bikes, from $629 up to $6,899. Many of the electric bike brands here also build electric scooters, and some build nothing but electric bikes.
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Top speeds
How fast do these go?
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THE LEGAL LINE In most US cities
Most US cities cap stand-up electric scooters at around 20 MPH; New York City caps them at 20 MPH and 100 lb. Faster models are sold for private land and for places with higher limits. Check your local rules before you buy — ask us and we'll tell you straight.
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NAMI Klima Max — 42 MPH
The comfortable one. Quick enough to stay interesting, suspended well enough to ride all day.
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TEVERUN Blade GT II — 53 MPH
Dual motors peaking at 4,800W — from the same brand as our 125-mile range record.
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YUME PREDATOR — 63 MPH
10,080 watts at peak, and the cheapest ticket to this end of the scale.
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KAABO Wolf King GTR — 65 MPH
The off-road benchmark, on 12-inch self-healing hybrid tires.
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WEPED SONIC Dual — 100 MPH
Three digits. One of the only production electric scooters on the planet that gets there.
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Shop by how you ride
How do you ride?
Getting to work and back
Daily commuting
Folds for a train or a car trunk, shrugs off bad pavement, and covers 25 miles between charges. The models that make a second car feel unnecessary.
Never ridden one before
First-time riders
Gentle power delivery, stable decks and prices that don't sting if you decide electric scooters aren't for you. Most people decide they are.
Where the pavement runs out
Off-road and trails
Dual motors, knobby tires and suspension with real travel — plus full electric dirt bikes for when an electric scooter isn't enough.
Up to 125 miles on one charge
Long range
Big batteries and efficient motors for riders who measure an electric scooter in miles rather than minutes. Our record is 125 miles on a single charge.
Straight answers
Questions we get every day.
What electric scooter and e-bike brands do you carry?
More than 30, and the full list is on this page: AOTOS, ASAP, AUSOM, Bugatti, Drivetron, E-TWOW, GSPACE, Gyroor, Hiboy, IENYRID, INMOTION, JOYOR, Kaabo, KUGOO, Mini Walker, Molo, NAMI Burn, Nanrobot, NAVEE, Phantom, Punk Rider, Riding'times, Segway, TALARIA, TEEWING, Teverun, Voro, WEPED and YUME. That's 250+ models in total, from a $309 first electric scooter up to a $20,200 flagship.
Do you only sell in New York?
No. Speedway Riders NYC is an online store that ships to all 48 continental states, free of charge, on every order with no minimum. New York is where the name comes from, not a limit on who we sell to — most of our orders leave the warehouse network headed somewhere else entirely.
Are you an authorized electric scooter dealer?
Yes. We're an authorized dealer for every brand listed on this page, which is the part that matters after the sale: your warranty is valid, parts and support come through the proper channel, and you're covered if something goes wrong. Grey-market sellers can't offer any of that, whatever the price says.
Do you sell electric bikes as well as electric scooters?
Yes, and they are a big part of what we sell. That covers folding commuters like the Hiboy C1 at $629, fat-tire and step-through cruisers, the Segway Xafari and XYBER, cargo builds from Riding'times, and motocross-ready dirt bikes from TALARIA, Voro and NAVEE running up to $6,899. Molo builds nothing but e-bikes, and many of the other brands here build both.
Do you offer discounts on these brands?
Yes. Every brand here is discounted below list, and the discounts stack — seasonal promotions, our SWR100 to SWR400 codes for up to $400 more off, and an extra student discount with a valid college email. Codes are applied at checkout and the current offers are always shown there, so you never have to hunt for the best available price.
Can I finance an electric scooter or e-bike?
Yes, on every order. We offer 0% APR financing through Affirm and PayPal Pay Later, with plans from 3 to 36 months. You get a real-time decision at checkout on a soft credit check, so applying doesn't affect your credit score, and there are no deferred-interest traps — you never pay more than the amount you agreed to upfront.
How much is shipping, and how fast is it?
Shipping is free on every order to the 48 continental states — no minimum spend and no code needed. Orders ship through FedEx and UPS from our warehouse network, with same-day dispatch available, and you get tracking as soon as your order leaves.
Which are the best electric scooter brands for commuting?
Start with Segway, NAVEE or Hiboy. A good commuter needs three things: a fold small enough for a train or a car trunk, pneumatic tires 10 inches or larger so potholes stay boring, and at least 25 miles of range. All three clear that bar out of the box, and all three start under $500.
Which brand should I buy if I've never ridden before?
Hiboy, KUGOO or JOYOR. All three build forgiving, stable electric scooters in the $300–$600 range — enough electric scooter to learn on and keep riding, not so much that an early mistake gets expensive. When a first-time rider asks us for one name, we usually say Hiboy.
What is the fastest electric scooter you sell?
The WEPED SONIC Dual, one of the only production electric scooters in the world capable of 100 MPH. Below it: Kaabo's Wolf King GTR at 65 MPH, YUME's Predator at 63, and Teverun's Blade GT II at 53. Anything above roughly 20 MPH is intended for private land or for states that allow it — see the note at the bottom of this page.
Which electric scooter has the longest range?
Teverun's Fighter Eleven Supreme covers 125 miles on a single charge, the furthest of anything we stock. WEPED and YUME flagships reach around 100 miles. For everyday use you don't need anything near that — Segway MAX-series and E-TWOW models cover 25 to 40 miles, which is a full week of typical commuting.
Which brands are best for off-road riding?
Kaabo leads on electric scooters — the Wolf King and Wolf Warrior are what everything else gets compared to. IENYRID covers the budget end with knobby-tire models under $500. If you want a full electric dirt bike instead, TALARIA and Voro build proper motocross-geometry electric bikes with the suspension to match.
Are electric scooters street legal?
In most places, within limits — but the rules are set state by state and city by city, so check yours before you buy. New York City allows stand-up electric scooters under 20 MPH and 100 lb, and since October 2024 every e-scooter and e-bike battery sold there must carry UL 2849 certification. Every brand on this page meets that standard, and we don't ship products into places where they're prohibited.
Do these come with a warranty?
Yes — a 1-year warranty on every brand on this page, backed by the manufacturer because we're an authorized dealer, plus 14-day returns if you change your mind. Batteries across the whole range are UL 2849 certified, which is the safety standard New York City made mandatory in 2024 and the one worth insisting on anywhere.
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- Authorized dealer for every brand listed
- Discount pricing, with codes that stack at checkout
- Free shipping on every order — all 48 continental states
- 0% APR financing — Affirm and PayPal Pay Later, 3 to 36 months
- 1-year warranty, 14-day returns, UL 2849 certified batteries
Ride legal: speed and power limits are set state by state and city by city, so check the rules where you ride. New York City allows stand-up electric scooters under 20 MPH and 100 lb and requires UL 2849 battery certification. Models capable of more than the local limit are sold for private land and for places that permit them.