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Dual-Motor Power. Total Control.
$2,399.00
$2,699.00
Rated Power1500 W × 2
Peak Power2100 W × 2
Top Speed50 mph / 80 km/h
Range56 miles / 90 km
Electric Scooters
Electric Scooter
Explore the KingSong electric scooter lineup for city commuting, longer daily routes and higher-performance riding. Compare rated power, peak power, range and motor setup to find the scooter that fits how you actually ride.
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More power for daily roads
$928.00
$1,999.00
Rated Power1000 W × 2
Peak Power1500 W × 2
Top Speed30 mph
Range45 miles
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Smoother rides through the city
$599.00
$1,299.00
Rated Power500 W
Peak Power900 W
Top Speed20 mph / 32 km/h
Range22 miles / 40 km
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Compare the core performance specifications side by side.
| Model | Price | Rated Power | Peak Power | Top Speed | Range |
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Compare electric scooters
Compare the specs that shape the ride.
Rated power, peak power, top speed and range help show how each electric scooter is positioned. Use them together rather than choosing from a single number.
| Model | Rated Power | Peak Power | Top Speed | Range |
|---|---|---|---|---|
N16 Dual MotorAvailable
| 1500 W × 2 | 2100 W × 2 | 50 mph / 80 km/h | 56 miles / 90 km |
N12 T3 Dual MotorAvailable
| 1000 W × 2 | 1500 W × 2 | 30 mph | 45 miles |
N12 ProAvailable
| 1000 W | 1400 W | 30 mph | 45 miles |
N14 KSEAvailable
| 500 W | 900 W | 20 mph / 32 km/h | 22 miles / 40 km |
Published range and speed figures vary by rider weight, terrain, temperature, tire pressure, riding mode and test conditions. Follow local laws and ride within your ability.
Electric scooter buying guide
Start with your real route, then compare the numbers.
The best electric scooter is the one that matches your normal distance, storage needs and performance expectations. Use power and range as practical planning tools, not just headline specifications.
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Start with your daily distance
Choose enough published range for your usual round trip plus reserve. Real-world range changes with rider weight, speed, hills, temperature, tire pressure and riding mode.
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Understand rated and peak power
Rated power describes sustained motor output, while peak power reflects short bursts of higher output. Compare both when judging how a scooter fits everyday riding or stronger performance needs.
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Match the motor setup to the ride
Single-motor scooters can suit straightforward commuting and lighter daily use. Dual-motor models are better suited to riders who want stronger acceleration and more performance reserve.
Electric scooter FAQ
Questions before choosing an electric scooter.
How do I choose the right electric scooter?
Start with your typical route, required range, storage needs and the level of motor performance you actually need. Then compare rated power, peak power and motor setup across models.
How much electric scooter range do I need?
Choose enough range for your normal round trip plus a useful reserve. Published range is affected by rider weight, speed, hills, temperature, tire pressure and riding mode.
What is the difference between rated power and peak power on an electric scooter?
Rated power is the motor output designed for sustained operation, while peak power is a higher short-duration output. Both are useful, but they should be read together rather than treated as the same measurement.
Should I choose a single-motor or dual-motor electric scooter?
Single-motor scooters can work well for everyday commuting and lighter use. Dual-motor scooters are generally chosen by riders who want stronger acceleration and additional performance reserve.
Are electric scooter speed and riding rules the same everywhere?
No. Electric scooter rules vary by country, state, province and city. Check the rules that apply where you ride and use the scooter within local requirements and your own riding ability.
