The NANROBOT G1 electric scooter runs on a 1,000 W rear motor and a 48V 20.8Ah battery. As a result, it reaches about 34 mph and rides up to about 37 miles on a charge. In addition, a hydraulic front fork, a rear shock and 10-inch off-road tires smooth out rough city streets.
Inside the G1
Solid, steady, city-ready.
Every feature NANROBOT lists for the G1, in its order, with its photos.
NANROBOT G1, built for a steady ride
To begin with, the G1 pairs sturdy hardware with a strong motor. That mix suits daily trips across town on busy urban roads.
1,000 W rear motor
The rear motor runs at 1,000 W and peaks at 1,600 W. Therefore, it pulls away quickly and holds its pace on city slopes.
NANROBOT G1 48V 20.8Ah battery, up to 37 miles
The 48V 20.8Ah pack covers about 25 to 37 miles per charge, depending on how you ride. Besides that, it has built-in circuit protection.
Hydraulic front fork and rear shock
Up front, a dual hydraulic fork works with four springs. Meanwhile, a single shock sits at the back. Together they keep the ride balanced over bumps.
NANROBOT G1 front and rear disc brakes
A disc brake sits on each wheel. For that reason, the G1 stops quickly and evenly on dry or wet roads.
10-inch off-road tires
Yes, the G1 handles gravel and sand. Its 10-inch air-filled tires have a deep, anti-skid tread, so they grip well on loose ground and on pavement.
NANROBOT G1 three handlebar heights
You can set the handlebar at three heights. As a result, riders of different sizes find a comfortable, upright position.
Lights for night rides
Above all, a bright LED headlight, a rear brake light and turn signals on both sides keep you visible after dark.
NANROBOT G1 folding and size
Finally, the G1 folds for storage and weighs about 67.5 lb. Its shipping box measures 48.6 × 10 × 20.4 inches.
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