Launch
Hold on. Literally.
The Hooga Daytona electric scooter is a 72V hyper scooter with up to 10 kW through dual 72V 60A controllers, a 72 mph top speed and a 72V 40Ah LG battery. Hold the button to launch and watch it climb to its 72 mph top speed.
A simulation to show the feel, not a measured run. HOOGA publishes a 72 mph top speed.
The big three
Hooga Daytona: power, range, stopping.
Where the Daytona puts its money.
Stable at speed
Up to 10 kW through dual 72V 60A Roadster controllers gives instant torque and hard pulls. Meanwhile, the long wheelbase keeps it planted.
72V LG battery
LG 21700 cells, UL2849 certified. As a result, it goes up to 40 miles flat out and up to 80 in ideal conditions.
DOT hydraulic brakes
Four-piston calipers with DOT fluid give strong, predictable stops, even when you ride hard.
Stance
Room to move.
A 12 in wide, 23 in long deck, and 29 in with the rear kick plate. In other words, there is room for every stance. Drawn to scale.
Deck
Wide
With kick plate
Charging
Overnight or fast.
About 10 hours on one charger. However, with two chargers on both ports it takes about 5 hours.
72V 40Ah (2,880 Wh), LG 21700 cells, UL2849 certified.
Pit wall
Every detail.
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Specifications
The sheet.
Performance
Battery
Chassis
Size
Features
Colors
Questions
About the Hooga Daytona.
How fast is the Daytona?
HOOGA publishes a 72 mph top speed. Some riders see more on smooth ground with a light rider and a full charge. Still, 72 is the figure HOOGA stands behind.
How far does it go?
Up to 40 miles at full speed and up to 80 miles in ideal conditions, from the 72V 40Ah LG battery.
How long does charging take?
About 10 hours on one charger. However, with two chargers on both ports it takes about 5 hours.
Can a big rider use it?
Yes. It carries riders up to 380 lb, and the 152 lb chassis stays planted at speed.
Can I ride it in the rain?
Yes, it is rated IPX6 for wet roads and spray.
Can I ride it on the street?
Rules for fast scooters differ by city and state and change often. Therefore, check your local rules before riding on public roads.