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Every electric scooter on this page has a maker-rated range of 50 miles or more on a single charge. Some are rated for 70 miles and up, and a few for 100 miles or more, from Teverun, NAMI, Kaabo, WEPED, YUME, Teewing, KUKIRIN, Ausom and more.
From 13 mph up to 100 mph.
Ranges from 40 to 174 miles on a single charge.
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Makers measure range with a light rider in the lowest power mode on flat ground. Add a heavier rider, hills, cold weather, headwinds, stop-start riding or full-speed running, and range drops, sometimes to half the rated figure. A useful rule: plan for 60–70% of the maker’s rating in everyday use, and more margin in winter. Riding in a lower mode and keeping tires at the right pressure both stretch range.
Watt-hours (volts multiplied by amp-hours) tell you how much energy the pack holds. Two electric scooters with the same Wh rating will go a similar distance at the same pace. Voltage on its own is about power, not distance: a 72V pack accelerates harder than a 60V pack of the same Wh but does not go further. When comparing long range models, compare Wh first, then check the rated range and the top speed the maker assumed.
Big packs take longer to fill. A standard charger can take most of a night for a 2,000 Wh battery; many models accept a faster charger or have two charge ports so you can plug in two chargers at once. The product page lists the maker’s charge time and whether a fast charger is available.
More range means a bigger battery, and a bigger battery means more weight. Long range electric scooters are rarely light; if you need to carry yours, weigh up range against the foldable and lightweight collection, and consider whether charging at your destination would let a smaller pack do the job.
Sort the grid by range. Every product page lists battery Wh, rated range, top speed and rider weight in the same spec rows, so models can be compared like for like.
Sort this page by range to see the current leader; the longest-range models are rated by their makers for 100 miles or more.
Makers ride a fully charged electric scooter at a steady, moderate speed with a light rider on flat ground until the battery runs out. Real conditions are harder, so expect less.
Typically 6 to 12 hours with the standard charger, depending on battery size. Fast chargers and dual charge ports cut that substantially on models that support them.
Lithium packs typically keep most of their capacity for several hundred full charge cycles, which for most riders means years of use. Avoiding full discharges and extreme heat extends battery life.
