See it move
How the RS rides, rises and stops.
Short INMOTION clips of the RS, each paired with what that part does on a real ride.
The INMOTION RS Midnight electric scooter is the RS in Midnight black, a colorway only Voro Motors sells. It keeps the RS frame with four deck heights, and it adds dual 50A sine-wave controllers for quiet, smooth acceleration and a half-twist throttle that makes holding a speed easy. In addition, the Midnight Lite gives you the RS Lite in the same black.
RS speed: 68 mph at the top.
Together with a 72V 40Ah battery, they give the RS a top speed of 68 mph.
The launch is sharp. For that reason, the RS suits riders who already know how to handle a fast scooter.
Four deck heights on the RS.
Pick 183 mm for smooth city streets, 213 mm for small bumps, 253 mm for rough roads or 303 mm for off-road trails.
A lever or knob switches the level. Also, the handlebar height adjusts, so tall and short riders can find a relaxed stance.
Hydraulic brakes on the RS.
Zoom hydraulic calipers clamp 160 mm discs, so stops stay smooth and controlled even at high speed.
The motors also help slow you down. As a result, the pads wear less and long downhills feel calmer.
Built to be upgraded.
For example, you can upgrade the throttle, handlebars, tires and suspension to match how and where you ride.
Parts connect and come apart easily. As a result, most changes need no special tools.
The details
Inside the INMOTION RS.

RS battery management
It watches voltage and temperature and guards against overcurrent and short circuits. It also balances every cell, so the pack ages more slowly.

Smart controller
It reads ride data in real time and adjusts the power. Therefore acceleration stays smooth and handling stays precise.

Sealed battery
The battery pack is sealed against water. Because of this, rain and wet roads do not have to end your ride.

App on your phone
First, pair it over Bluetooth. Then check the battery, look back at your rides and change settings.

























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