NanRobot LS7 Review – One Of The Best Power Scooters I’ve Tried

Today we are doing a full review of the NanRobot LS7. Based on my experience and tests, this is one of the most powerful electric scooters today – let’s see why!

Specifications

Basics

Let’s go through some basic information you should know about the scooter.

Ordering

The NanRobot LS+ is not often available, and very few legitimate stores have it in stock at all times.

The best place to buy this scooter from will be nanrobot.com.

Warranty and returns

The warranty for the NanRobot LS7 will be 1 week.

In case you wish to return the products, you must return them in the same state you received it in.

Unboxing

The scooter arrives in a large box, weighing approximately 95 lbs / 43 kg. Delivery times can vary from a few days to 2 weeks (extended delivery times are not uncommon).

Upon receipt, I just attached the handlebar and the front fender.

I’d advise you thoroughly check that all components are correctly set up and every screw is securely fastened, given the scooter’s capability for high speeds.

Folding and unfolding

The folding mechanism is robust and reliable—almost foolproof, I would say.

The handlebars, however, were not foldable.

This design choice makes sense, considering this scooter wasn’t intended to be highly portable.

NanRobot LS7 pros and cons

Performance

Let’s see how the NanRobot LS7 performs.

Speed and speed tests

The NanRobot LS7 effortlessly hits its claimed top speeds.

With a maximum speed of 53 mph / 85 kmh, some riders have reported reaching 57 mph / 91 kmh, while I comfortably cruised at 45 mph / 72 kmh.

This scooter accelerates like a motorcycle, going from 0 to 18 mph / 30 kmh in under 3 seconds and from 0 to 30 mph / 50 kmh in 5 seconds. I was definitely not used to achieving that speed under a minute.

It’s more than capable of racing alongside motorcycles.

Motor and motor tests

The NanRobot LS7 boasts dual brushless motors, each with 1000 Watts of real power and 1800 Watts of peak power, resulting in a combined peak power of 3600 Watts.

This dual-motor setup ensures exceptional performance on slippery surfaces or inclines, thanks to its outstanding grip, enhanced further by offroad tires.

The torque delivered by the dual motors is truly remarkable, making it one of the top climbers in the scooter world.

Climb angle and climbing tests

While the unofficial climbing angle is stated as 65 degrees, this may be a bit exaggerated. Check out what an angle of 65 degrees looks like.

Since I didn’t test it, I’m a bit skeptical about the 65 climbing degree claim.

However, there’s no denying NanRobot’s dominance in climbing.

The raw power of their scooters ensures top-tier performance on hills and slopes in both urban and natural settings.

Battery, charging and range

The NanRobot LS7 boasts a high-performance 60 V / 35 Ah LG lithium battery with a 2100 Wh capacity, offering extended battery life.

The Smart lithium battery charger supports two charging ports and allows for fast charging, balancing speed with potential battery life reduction.

Charging times vary between 5 and 12 hours based on battery type and conditions (be cautious when it comes to overcharging).

The battery provided an impressive range, reaching 62 mi / 100 km in eco mode with a single motor and no turbo.

Charging during off-peak hours remains cost-effective, below 10 cents.

Waterproofing

The NanRobot LS7 has an IP54 rating, making it splash-proof from all angles.

With dual motors, powerful torque, and offroad tires, it’s ideal for winter or rainy rides. However, caution is advised on wet surfaces.

During my ride I noticed rust on headlight bolts after heavy rain use, but waterproofing methods can help prevent this issue.

Ride experience

This may be obvious, but you don’t actually need to kick against the ground to start this scooter. I mean, this thing launched into orbit all on its own – it didn’t need my puny little kick at all.

Taking the NanRobot LS7 for a spin felt like taming a tornado. Even with the ride being smooth and hush-hush, you can sense the beastly power under your command. Just nudge the lever a bit, and you’ll be zipping ahead like crazy.

Check out this footage for a firsthand look – the power practically jumps out at you through the screen.

Beyond its raw power, this scooter offers exceptionally smooth rides.

The motor purrs like a kitten, unless you’re in dual-motor and turbo mode – then it roars like the anger of Zeus.

However, I recommend having a minimum of 6 months, preferably a year, of scooter riding experience. Familiarity with more powerful scooters will be beneficial, given the LS7’s advanced features.

It took me a little while to get the hang of how everything works, even though I’ve been riding electric scooters for a few years.

As the LS7 is akin to a spaceship, it comes with additional controls.

The scooter offered 3 gears, and I could activate the dual-motor mode for extra power, utilizing powerful brushless motors in both wheels. There was also the legendary Turbo mode for maximum power and top speed.

The left handlebar featured the power switch, rear brake lever, and horn button. On the right handlebar, you’ll find the front brake lever, single/dual drive mode, and turbo mode.

Caution: avoid starting with the turbo mode on, as it may lead to sudden acceleration (trust me, been down that road – no need to dig into the details.).

NanRobot LS7 vs NanRobot LS7+

The Nanrobot LS7 and LS7+ are robust e-scooters with impressive features, but key differences set them apart.

The LS7+ boasts more power, reaching 55 mph with a 70-mile range, dual 2400W motors, hydraulic brakes, and a larger deck. In comparison, the LS7 reaches 40 mph with a 50-mile range, featuring single 2400W motors, mechanical brakes, and a smaller deck.

Both models offer a comfortable ride and affordability, starting at $3,499 for the LS7+ and $2,499 for the LS7.

If you prioritize power, the LS7+ is the top choice. For a more budget-friendly option with impressive performance, the LS7 is a great pick.

Features

Check out what NanRobot LS7’s features make it a unique scooter.

Tires

The scooter, designed for diverse uses, particularly exceled off-road, boasting sturdy 11-inch, 3.5-inch wide pneumatic tires.

These robust tires offered exceptional traction on various terrains, and during my rides, they seemed practically indestructible.

I’m sure some riders have suffered flats, but personally I could barely picture that happening.

The tradeoffs of the offroad tires will inlude:

• greater noise
• lesser control
• lesser acceleration and speed

Addressing these concerns is simple with the installation of standard tires.

Typically available as part of a package deal, you can switch between tire types as needed.

Choose regular tires when commuting in urban settings for optimal performance.

Suspension

In my opinion, the NanRobot LS7 electric scooter truly stood out in its suspension system, sporting full, adjustable C-type suspension on both wheels, accompanied by two hydraulic spring shock absorbers and four springs on the front wheel.

This setup makes the NanRobot LS7’s suspension among the finest in the scooter world – I could literally jump on the scooter.

Brakes

The Nutt hydraulic brakes can be a tad sensitive due to the scooter’s power, so I applied gradual braking. Fortunately, they are easily adjustable.

The NanRobot LS7 features an ABS (anti-lock braking system), offering excellent performance for emergency stops on slippery surfaces.

Note that the rear brake pads may experience wear and might require replacement after a few months of use.

Lights

The NanRobot LS7 features two potent front LED lights on the stem and an additional pair on the front of the deck, making it stand out with an impressive lighting setup.

Additionally, the scooter was equipped with turn lights and rear brake lights that activated when I pressed the brake lever.

LCD Display

NanRobot is renowned for having some of the best LCD displays in the game.

The high-quality screen effortlessly shows information even on the sunniest days.

The screen displays:

• battery level
• current speed
• ride time
• speed mode
• turbo mode

Size, weight and weight capacity

Carrying the NanRobot LS7 is practically out of the question due to its minimal portability.

The folded dimensions, measuring 53 in / 135 cm in length, 20 in / 52 cm in height, and 24 in / 60 cm in width, pose challenges even for car trunk storage unless it’s exceptionally spacious.

This deliberate design choice aligns with the scooter’s intent – it’s not meant for carrying, but rather the reverse. Weighing 88 lbs / 40 kg, the battery, likely heavier in the larger model, significantly contributes to the overall weight, considering the scooter’s extensive battery life.

Despite the heft, the robust construction of the chassis, stem, and other components adds to its mass, which, in this case, is advantageous.

The increased weight enhances stability during rides, crucial when reaching speeds exceeding 30 mph / 50 kmh.

Notably, the NanRobot LS7 boasts a weight capacity of 330 lbs / 150 kg, ensuring robust support for even heavier adults.

Accessories and customization

This highly customizable scooter, often dubbed the “nerd’s scooter,” offers excellent safety features such as a key lock, enhancing protection for this valuable item.

While using an additional scooter lock is advisable, the built-in safety measures contribute significantly.

Equipped with a rear-view mirror and a horn, the scooter also features a robust and lengthy stand on the rear left side.

You can enhance comfort during long rides by opting for an installable seat – also, consider adding a basket for convenient item transport.

Given the scooter’s speed and power, prioritize safety by wearing a proper scooter helmet.

I’d recommend using a full-face motorcycle helmet for the NanRobot LS7, along with additional safety accessories like armor, pads, and gloves to ensure optimal protection at high speeds.

Tradeoffs

We’ve explored the impressive capabilities of the NanRobot LS7. However, like any scooter, there are tradeoffs and aspects I found less favorable.

This scooter isn’t suitable for the average commuter seeking a simple daily commute without the need for excessive power and expense.

Additionally, the NanRobot LS7 is not ideal for beginners.

As mentioned earlier, a minimum of 6 months of riding experience is recommended before stepping up to the NanRobot LS7, with a full year being even more beneficial.

Verdict

The NanRobot LS7 is a true monster scooter. Everyone that has got one has only had amazing things to say about it.

One of the best scooters ever made, certainly the best in its own areas of focus.

However, before making a purchase, it’s crucial to assess your riding experience, preferences, and intended use to ensure that the NanRobot LS7 aligns with your specific requirements.

The NanRobot LS7 is literally the perfect scooter for:

• speed devils
• scooter nerds
• offroad enthusiasts
• showoffs

I don’t think there are better, or even many other options, if you fall into one or more of those categories.

You can consider the smaller battery version if you don’t need that much range and you want to save about $1000.

Matt Trajkovski

My name is Matt Trajkovski. I love electric scooters, and electric vehicles in general. I like doing a lot of testing, reviewing, and research on various electric scooter models and brands, following our proprietary rigorous editorial and testing process developed here at EScooterNerds, looking for great value and performance, both through data and experience. All of the content published on this blog goes through a rigorous review and editorial process, and our product reviews not only include the hands-on experience of our own team members, but the experience of our audience members as well. My goal is to provide you with the best information about electric scooters possible. You can see all of my posts in my articles archive.