Scooter Weight Limits

Max load and rated range for electric scooters, from the manufacturers' published specs.

Electric scooter hill climb ratings in percent grade and degrees

This table lists the hill climb rating for 18 electric scooters in both percent grade and degrees. 11 product pages list the rating in degrees and 6 list it in percent. The ratings range from 19% to 50 degrees.

ScooterManufacturer ratingPercent gradeDegrees
Kaabo King GTR Max50 degreesabout 119.2%50 degrees
Kaabo Warrior 11 Max45 degreesabout 100%45 degrees
Varla Eagle One Pro35 degreesabout 70%35 degrees
Teewing Z4 (5600W)35 degreesabout 70%35 degrees
Varla Eagle One V3.030 degreesabout 57.7%30 degrees
Kaabo Mantis King Pro30 degreesabout 57.7%30 degrees
Varla Pegasus25 degreesabout 46.6%25 degrees
Teewing GT425 degreesabout 46.6%25 degrees
Ausom L2 Max46%46%about 24.7 degrees
Apollo City 2.020 degreesabout 36.4%20 degrees
EMOVE Cruiser S 52V20 degreesabout 36.4%20 degrees
Ausom DT2 Pro36%36%about 19.8 degrees
Apollo Explore 2.015 degreesabout 26.8%15 degrees
Apollo Phantom 2.0 (52V)25%25%about 14.0 degrees
NIU KQi3 Max25%25%about 14.0 degrees
Ausom Gosoul 220%20%about 11.3 degrees
Varla Falcon19%19%about 10.8 degrees
INMOTION S1FNot confirmedNot confirmedNot confirmed

Calculated: percent grade is the tangent of the angle in degrees, times 100. Source: the manufacturers' product pages, linked on the sources page.

Percent grade and degrees

Road signs and maps give grade in percent. A 10% grade rises 10 feet over 100 feet of distance. A rating in degrees is a smaller number than the same slope in percent. A 15 degree slope is about a 27% grade. A 30 degree slope is about a 58% grade, steeper than almost any paved street.

Conditions not listed

No manufacturer's page lists the rider weight or the hill length behind its hill climb rating. INMOTION's S1F page lists both 30% and 30 degrees, so that rating is shown as Not confirmed.