Scooter Weight Limits

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

Electric scooter range test conditions by manufacturer

3 of the 18 scooters here list the rider weight used in the range test. All 3 are Kaabo models rated with a 165 or 176 lb rider at 15 to 16 mph. The other 15 list a riding mode, a phrase such as "ideal conditions", or no test conditions.

Scooters with a listed test rider weight

ScooterRated rangeTest rider weightTest speedOther conditionsManufacturer link
Kaabo Mantis King Pro50 mi176 lbabout 16 mphNone listedSee it at Kaabo
Kaabo Warrior 11 Max93 mi165 lb15 mphSmooth, flat roadSee it at Kaabo
Kaabo King GTR Max124 mi165 lb15 mphNone listedSee it at Kaabo

Scooters with no listed test rider weight

ScooterRated rangeRange test conditions the manufacturer lists
Apollo Phantom 2.0 (52V)50 miEco mode. Apollo bases its estimates on an average rider at a steady pace.
Apollo City 2.040 miUp to 40 mi in ideal conditions and around 32 mi in everyday commuting. The 40 mi rating is in Eco mode.
Apollo Explore 2.037 miEco mode. Apollo bases its estimates on an average rider at a steady pace.
Ausom DT2 Pro71 mi (115 km)Not listed
Ausom L2 Max56 mi (90 km)Not listed
Ausom Gosoul 243 mi (70 km)Up to 70 km under ideal conditions.
EMOVE Cruiser S 52V62 miUp to 62 miles, the rated range in the 2023 product record. The scooter ships in 20 mph mode.
INMOTION S1F59 miNot listed
NIU KQi3 Max40 miNot listed
Teewing GT443.5 miNot listed
Teewing Z4 (5600W)65 miNot listed
Varla Eagle One V3.050 miUp to 50 miles in eco mode.
Varla Eagle One ProNot confirmedNot listed
Varla Pegasus28 miListed as 28+ miles per charge, an estimate.
Varla Falcon25 miListed as 25 miles, depending on riding condition.

7 of these 15 scooters list no range test conditions. Source: the manufacturers' product pages, linked on the sources page.

Rider weight and rated range

Kaabo rates the Warrior 11 Max and King GTR Max with a 165 lb rider at 15 mph. A 300 lb rider with 10 lb of cargo weighs 145 lb more than that test rider. Kaabo's page says real-world range varies with terrain, speed and weight. It does not say by how much, and no other manufacturer here does. For that reason the tables list no range adjusted for rider weight. The calculator applies a range margin set by the rider.

Apollo City 2.0 everyday range

Apollo lists two ranges for the City 2.0. It is rated for up to 40 miles in ideal conditions and around 32 miles in everyday commuting. Calculated: 32 miles is 20% below 40 miles. Apollo does not list a rider weight for either number. No other manufacturer here lists a lower everyday range.

The max load in the manufacturer's manual is the limit for the rider and everything carried. The manufacturer's product page and owner's manual govern where they differ from this page. Some manufacturers word the rating as max rider weight or payload.