GoTrax G4 vs Niu KQI2 Pro

GoTrax G4 vs Niu KQi2 Pro radar chart comparison

GoTrax G4
vs
Niu KQi2 Pro

GoTrax G4
$599
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Niu KQi2 Pro
$499
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Review
Pros
  • great value
  • good quality
  • solid performance
  • good performance
  • good value for money
Cons
  • small detail issues are possible
  • reduced ride comfort

Use cases

For beginners category winner
Premium quality
For commuting category winner
Comfort category winner
Speed/power
Climbing hills
Long range
Offroad
Heavy adults
Portability category winner
Waterproof category winner
Big tires category winner
Design
Safety category winner
Seat
Low maintenance category winner
No flats
Removable battery
For children

Scores and ratings

Overall Score
63
63
Quality & Lifespan
74
71
Value for money
86
88
Ride experience
77
78
Speed
32
28
Acceleration
35
34
Climbing
62
61
Range
40
40
Brakes
77
79
Suspension
64
80
Portability
87
74
Maintenance
56
40

Specifications

Speed 20 mph32 kmhcategory winner 17 mph28 kmh
Range 25 mi40 km 25 mi40 km
Climb angle (°) 15category winner
Motors rear hubcategory winner rear hub BLDC
Real power (W)
Peak power (W) 350 600category winner
Battery voltage (V) 36 48category winner
Battery capacity (Wh) 374category winner 365
Battery type smart battery management systemcategory winner lithium
Charging time (h) 5category winner 7
IP Rating IP54category winner IP54
Weight 36 lbs16.3 kg 41 lbs18.4 kg
Weight limit 220 lbs100 kg 220 lbs100 kg
Tire size 10category winner 10×2.3
Tire type pneumatic pneumatic tubeless
Tire pressure (PSI)
Foldable? yes yes
Foldable handlebars?
Adjustable handlebar height?
Seat?
Trunk or basket?
Materials aluminum
Terrains category winner
Brakes dual electronic KERScategory winner rear drum brake, electronic regenerative brake
Brake distance (m) 6 m 6 m
ABS category winner
Shock absorbers category winner
Lights LED headlight + rear brakecategory winner front LED, brake light, reflective stickers
Screen & controls digital displaycategory winner LED display
Speed modes
Cruise control yes yes
Keys digital lock smart lock
Alarm
App yes
Warranty 12 months 1 year
Returns 14 days 30 days
Certificates
Rider age
Rider height
Deck to handlebar height
Folded dimensions
Unfolded dimensions 42.13 * 17.91 * 47.24 in107 * 45.5 * 120 cm 45.28 * 20.47 * 48.03 in115 * 52 * 122 cm
Deck length
Deck width 5.24 in13.3 cm
Ground clearance

Tests

Speed test (EScooterNerds) 32 kmh 20 mph
Speed tests (third party) 32 kmh 20 mph 27 kmh 17 mph
Range test (EScooterNerds) 35.4 km 22 mi
Range tests (Other) 40 km 25 mi 37 km 23 mi
Climb test ° (Other) 15
Braking distance test (Other) 6 m 6 m
Weight limit test (EScooterNerds)
Weight limit tests (Other)
Waterproofing test (third party) no issues in moderate rain

Important

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When to buy the GoTrax G4?

There are plenty of use cases where the GoTrax G4 is a better pirck. It is a bit more performant in terms of speed, acceleration, and climbing, but the advantages are not huge.

The GoTrax G4 is cheaper, which is its biggest advantage in this comparison.

When to buy the Niu KQI2 Pro?

The Niu KQI2 Pro has better shock absorption, but that’s its only real advantage.

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