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tested top speed: 91 mph / 147 kmhofficial top speed: 93 mph / 149 kmh -
tested top speed: 82 mph / 132 kmhofficial top speed: 82 mph / 132 kmh -
tested top speed: 74 mph / 119 kmhofficial top speed: 80 mph / 129 kmhuse discount code:escooternerds -
tested top speed: 64 mph / 103 kmhofficial top speed: 70 mph / 112 kmhuse discount code:escooternerds -
tested top speed: 62 mph / 99 kmhofficial top speed: 62 mph / 100 kmh
The fastest electric scooters have been intriguing me for quite some time now. After reviewing and testing most of them, I’ve created an ultimate guide on the fastest scooters in existence. If you’re looking for a scooter capable of going 60 mph / 100 kmh or faster, you will find it in this guide.
Slack Core 920R – 91 mph / 147 kmh
The fastest electric scooter in the world is the Slack Core 920R. It has been recorded reaching a top speed of 91 mph / 147 kmh.
Here’s the video proof.
Hats off to the brave rider willing to risk his life, and to the new speed champion!
Note that there’s only a handful of these scooters available, and usually each must be ordered about 6 months in advance! (Currently, however, PeakRides are not accepting deposits and pre-purchase orders due to supplier shortages).
The only thing left to say is… wow!
Slack Core 920R Specifications
- Top speed: 149 kmh 93 mph
- Motors: dual high-torque high-RPM motors
- Power: 33600 W
- Battery: 2592 Wh, 72 V
- Battery type: Samsung 21700 40T lithium-ion
- Tire size: 11 in
- Tire type: pneumatic racing tires
- Build material: ladder, frame, pole: titanium; front fork, swing arm: forged aluminum; handle, front/rear block: liquid forging aluminum
- Terrains: racing
- Brakes: Magura MT7 hydraulic 4P brakes
- Shock absorbers: front: parallel sustained, rear: 165 mm hydraulic, rx dampener
- Speed modes: 3
- Warranty: unknown
- Return period: 14 days
Ratings and scores
Pros
- fastest scooter ever
- insane power
- racing tires
- superb quality
Cons
- only useful for racing
- expensive
- bulky
Weped SST – 82 mph / 132 kmh
The video below is a recording of the Weped SST going with 82 mph / 132 kmh.
This is hardly a surprise. The scooter comes with the most powerful motor configuration in the game currently, with a combined peak power of 30000 Watts!
Even more important for speed, the scooter barely shakes even when moving at extremely high speeds, and there’s pretty much no wobbling, which can easily be fatal when riding at these speeds.
Weped SST Specifications
- Top speed: 132 kmh 82 mph
- Range: 161 km 100 mi
- Motors: dual 80A/5KW motors
- Power: 12000 W
- Rotations: 3500 rpm
- Battery: 3240 Wh, 72 V
- Battery type: 180 x Samsung 21700 50E cells
- Charging time: 4 h
- Weight limit: 136 kg 300 lbs
- Tire size: 10×4.5 in
- Foldable: yes
- Build material: 6082-T6 alloy aviation grade aluminum, steel, plastic
- Brakes: hydraulic Weped brakes, regenerative braking
- Shock absorbers: front coil, rear spring
- Lights: front and deck LED, rear light
- App: no
- Warranty: 6-12 months
- Return period: 7 days
Ratings and scores
Pros
- one of the fastest scooters
- top-notch quality
- amazing performance overall
Cons
- not good for regular use
EMove Roadster – 74 mph / 119 kmh (best value!)
The guys from Freshly Charged decided to take the EMove Roadster for a spin and see if they can reach the claimed top speed.
Here’s the video:
The top speed they managed to reach is 74 mph / 119 kmh. That’s almost the official top speed, and since they’re testing the scooter on a somewhat unfavorable terrain (the road is straight and fairly smooth but it’s not exactly a racing track), I think the top speed is more than satisfying.
Check out my complete EMove Roadster review for more.
EMove Roadster Specifications
- Top speed: 128.7 kmh 80 mph
- Range: 120 km 75 mi
- Motors: dual motors
- Power: 2000 W real, 15456 W peak
- Climb angle: 50 °
- Battery: 3360 Wh, 84 V
- Battery type: copper-nickel-infused Samsung
- Charging time: 6 h
- Ingress protection (IP): IPX5
- Weight: 63 kg 139 lbs
- Weight limit: 227 kg 501 lbs
- Tire size: 11×3.5 in
- Tire type: pneumatic 90/60-6.5 tubeless tire with self-healing gel
- Foldable: no
- Foldable handlebars: no
- Build material: aerospace-grade T300 carbon fiber and high-grade aluminum
- Terrains: all
- Brakes: Magura MT5 hydraulic brakes
- Shock absorbers: adjustable DNM hydraulic shocks
- Lights: headlight, break light, deck light
- Control: 2 x 84V 80A sine wave controllers, 3.5 inch TFT VoroMotors display
- Warranty: 1 year
- Return period: 30 days
- Unfolded dimensions (L * W * H): 142.75 * 69.6 * 125.98 cm 56.20 * 27.40 * 49.60 in
Tests and measurements
- Speed tests (third party): 112 kmh 70 mph
- Range tests (third party): 117/ 115 km 73/71 mi
- Braking distance tests (third party): 4m
- Climb tests (third party): 35
- Charge time tests (third party): 6
- Weight limit tests (third party): 120 kg 265 lbs
- Waterproofing tests (third party): no issues in moderate rain
Ratings and scores
Pros
- fastest scooter in the world
- most powerful scooter in the world
- top-notch quality
- sturdy and secure
- great range
- amazing brakes
- superb suspension
- great tires
- great in wet environments
- great for heavy adults
Cons
- very heavy
- bulky
- not for beginners
Dualtron Storm Limited – 64 mph / 103 kmh
The official top speed of the Dualtron Storm Limited is 70 mph / 112 kmh. The following video demonstrates almost reaching that speed, going as fast as 64 mph / 103 kmh.
The Dualtron Storm is an immensely powerful and fast scooter in general. I’m not supposed to have any favorites here, but I think it may be my favorite model out of all the scooters on this list, even though it’s not the fastest one.
Besides being incredibly fast, this is also the longest range electric scooter in existence, with a range of 137 mi / 220 km.
See my full Dualtron Storm Limited review if you want to find out more.
Dualtron Storm Limited Specifications
- Top speed: 112 kmh 70 mph
- Range: 220 km 137 mi
- Motors: dual hub BLDC
- Power: 11500 W
- Climb angle: 37 °
- Battery: 3780 Wh, 84 V
- Charging time: 11 h
- Weight: 50 kg 110 lbs
- Weight limit: 150 kg 330 lbs
- Tire size: 12 in
- Tire type: pneumatic tubeless
- Foldable: yes
- Foldable handlebars: yes
- Build material: Frame and handle: Aviavion aluminum forging alloy, 6082-T6, UltralightCarbon Fibre, Shaft: SCM440, Covers: Polypropylene
- Terrains: all terrains
- Brakes: Nutt Hydraulic brake+160mm disc
- ABS: ABS
- Shock absorbers: 45-step adjustable, new rubber suspension, 9 step variable suspension system + 5 kinds of rubber cartridge, replaceable design
- Lights: headlights + brake lights + deck lights + turn signals
- Control: EY3 LCD
- Cruise control: yes
- Keys: fingerprint optional
- Warranty: 1 year
- Return period: 30 days
- Folded dimensions (L * W * H): 121 * 32.3 * 60.5 cm 47.64 * 12.72 * 23.82 in
- Unfolded dimensions (L * W * H): 121 * 61 * 130 cm 47.64 * 24.02 * 51.18 in
- Adjustable handlebar: yes
Tests and measurements
- Speed tests (EScooterNerds): 80 kmh 50 mph
- Speed tests (third party): 109/ 106/ 104 kmh 68/66/65 mph
- Range tests (EScooterNerds): 200 km 124 mi
- Range tests (third party): 190/ 149/ 152/ 202 km 118/93/94/126 mi
- Braking distance tests (EScooterNerds): 5.5 m
- Braking distance tests (third party): 5 m
- Climb tests (EScooterNerds): 30
- Climb tests (third party): 35
- Charge time tests (third party): 12
- Weight limit tests (third party): 90 kg 198 lbs
- Waterproofing tests (third party): no issues in light rain
Ratings and scores
Pros
- longest range in the world
- excellent performance
- top quality
- feature-complete
- amazing breaks
- great suspension
Cons
- low portability
- expensive
NanRobot LS7+ – 62 mph / 99 kmh
In the video below, the NanRobot LS7+ is shown reaching speeds of 62 mph / 99 kmh.
This is the most powerful scooter from the NanRobot line, and it’s no surprise it found its place on this list.
The video shows the scooter almost reaching its advertised top speed of 63 mph / 100 kmh. I believe nobody brave enough to ride at speeds anywhere near those will complain about the small difference.
Check out my NanRobot LS7 review if you wish to find out more about this model.
NanRobot LS7+ Specifications
- Top speed: 100 kmh 62 mph
- Range: 72 km 45 mi
- Motors: dual hub BLDC
- Power: 4800 W real, 6000 W peak
- Climb angle: 30 °
- Battery: 2400 Wh, 60 V
- Battery type: lithium
- Charging time: 18 h
- Weight limit: 150 kg 330 lbs
- Tire size: 11 in
- Tire type: pneumatic offroad
- Foldable: yes
- Build material: aluminum alloy
- Brakes: dual hydraulic Nutt
- Shock absorbers: front and rear suspension
- Speed modes: 3
- Warranty: 1/3/6/12 months (depending on part)
- Return period: 15 days
- Unfolded dimensions (L * W * H): 143 * 70.1 * 136 cm 56.30 * 27.60 * 53.54 in
Tests and measurements
- Speed tests (third party): 99 kmh 62 mph
- Range tests (third party): 64 km 40 mi
- Braking distance tests (third party): 5.5 m
- Climb tests (third party): 22
- Weight limit tests (third party): 97 kg 214 lbs
- Waterproofing tests (third party): no problems in moderate rain
Ratings and scores
Pros
- great performance
- decent value for money in power category
- high top speed
- very good range
Cons
- small parts may be flimsy
- heavy
Video
In case you’re interested in the video format of this guide, which includes some footage of the fastest scooters riding at their maximum speed, check out our Youtube video on the fastest scooters.
Summary
We went through all the fastest electric scooters on the planet right now. What a ride, right?
Here’s a quick summary of the fastest electric scooters for reference.
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tested top speed: 91 mph / 147 kmhofficial top speed: 93 mph / 149 kmh
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tested top speed: 82 mph / 132 kmhofficial top speed: 82 mph / 132 kmh
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tested top speed: 74 mph / 119 kmhofficial top speed: 80 mph / 129 kmhuse discount code:escooternerds
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tested top speed: 64 mph / 103 kmhofficial top speed: 70 mph / 112 kmhuse discount code:escooternerds
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tested top speed: 62 mph / 99 kmhofficial top speed: 62 mph / 100 kmh
😮😮😮 this is crazy
wowwwwww… 93mph, that guy will get himself killed…
93 mph? Too rich for my blood 😅
Yeah fair enough, I wouldn’t dare either
Is the Slack Core still in production?
Yes, I believe so
What about the Kaabo Wolf Warrior?
It’s fast, sure, but not quite at the level of these scooters here