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22 electric scooters released since Apr 2024, ranked by public review evidence and BettaScore votes. Filter and sort the full list; we show only the specs and evidence we have on record.

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  1. NAVEE ST3 Pro
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    No. 1

    NAVEE ST3 Pro

    Priced at$649.99

    29 sources · 9 topics

    +132Ranking net score+132 from reviews and discussions0 from votes on BettaScore
    29 sources
    Why it ranks
    Strong acceleration and a smooth, comfortable suspension come in a solid frame without creaks or clunks. The trade-offs are weight, at about 56 pounds, and spare parts and support that can be hard to reach.
    What people praise
    • Accelerates noticeably harder than the NIU KQi3 Max
    • Suspension keeps the ride smooth across surfaces
    • Feels solid, with no creaks or clunks
    Common complaints
    • Heavy at about 56 pounds, hard to carry upstairs
    • Spare parts can be hard to get

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  2. NIU KQi 100P
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    No. 2

    NIU KQi 100P

    Priced at$269.99

    22 sources · 9 topics

    +132Ranking net score+132 from reviews and discussions0 from votes on BettaScore
    22 sources
    Why it ranks
    Air-filled tires and front suspension smooth out the ride, and it stays stable and gets up city hills on a single motor. The app can disconnect from the scooter at the start of a trip, and replacing a tire may mean sending it back to the maker.
    What people praise
    • Air-filled tires and front suspension smooth the ride
    • Folding mechanism is quick and snaps into place
    • Handles hills well despite a single motor
    Common complaints
    • App can disconnect from the scooter when a trip starts
    • Replacing a tire may require sending it to the maker

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  3. GYROOR C1 Plus
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    No. 3

    GYROOR C1 Plus

    Priced at$1,199.99

    16 sources · 6 topics

    +117Ranking net score+117 from reviews and discussions0 from votes on BettaScore
    16 sources
    Why it ranks
    A large cushioned seat and dual rear shocks give a moped-like ride on bumpy roads, and the twist throttle pulls up hills without strain. It lacks front suspension, so very rough surfaces are not its strength.
    What people praise
    • Solid frame with no rattles
    • Few parts to put together out of the box
    • Folds down without taking much space
    Common complaints
    • Not built for rough, broken surfaces

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  4. APOLLO Explore 2 0
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    No. 4

    APOLLO Explore 2 0

    Priced at$849

    10 sources · 9 topics

    +110Ranking net score+110 from reviews and discussions0 from votes on BettaScore
    10 sources
    Why it ranks
    Range past 26 miles on one charge beats many single-motor commuters, and the suspension takes the edge off lumps and bumps on rough paths. That suspension can clunk and bang over rough ground, so the ride is comfortable rather than quiet.
    What people praise
    • Went past 26 miles on one charge
    • Strong brakes with effective regen
    • Locking stem clamps feel secure and solid

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  5. MEGAWHEELS A6L MAX
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    No. 5

    MEGAWHEELS A6L MAX

    Priced at$29.99

    6 sources · 7 topics

    +105Ranking net score+105 from reviews and discussions0 from votes on BettaScore
    6 sources
    Why it ranks
    Rides smooth and folds away easily into a car, with an app that shows ride details. It is hefty to carry, and coasting does not slow it, so you have to squeeze the brake to stop.
    What people praise
    • Runs smooth over everyday streets
    • Brakes work well
    • App shows useful ride information
    Common complaints
    • Keeps rolling until you squeeze the brake

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  6. SEGWAY GT3 Pro
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    No. 6

    SEGWAY GT3 Pro

    Priced at$2,699.99

    27 sources · 10 topics

    +83Ranking net score+83 from reviews and discussions0 from votes on BettaScore
    27 sources
    Why it ranks
    Keeping pace with traffic up steep grades and staying stable near 50 mph are its strengths. It is very heavy to lift, the twist throttle can surge if twisted by accident, and a stem or front fork has snapped in a few cases.
    What people praise
    • Keeps up with traffic even on steep climbs
    • Stays stable and smooth at high speed
    • Suspension takes potholes in stride
    Common complaints
    • Very heavy to lift and move around
    • Front fork can snap

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  7. APOLLO Go
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    No. 7

    APOLLO Go

    Priced at$888.90

    27 sources · 9 topics

    +81Ranking net score+81 from reviews and discussions0 from votes on BettaScore
    27 sources
    Why it ranks
    Regenerative braking handles most stops on its own, and strong torque gets it around town with ease. Real range can fall to about half the claim, and water can get inside and cause damage.
    What people praise
    • Regenerative brake handles nearly every stop
    • Stem lock is solid, with no wiggle
    • Motor and tires come off without opening the deck
    Common complaints
    • Range can fall to about half the claim
    • Water resistance can fall short of its rating

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  8. INMOTION Climber
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    No. 8

    INMOTION Climber

    Priced at$599

    31 sources · 9 topics

    +76Ranking net score+76 from reviews and discussions0 from votes on BettaScore
    31 sources
    Why it ranks
    Split rims let a tire be changed in about 10 minutes, and acceleration off the line is quick. Range can be closer to 15 miles than the claim, inner-tube tires are more prone to flats, and the electric brake can stop working.
    What people praise
    • Tires can be changed in about 10 minutes
    • Quick acceleration off the line
    • Bright headlight and turn signals
    Common complaints
    • Range can be about 15 miles, even ridden gently
    • Inner-tube tires are more prone to flats

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  9. VMAX VX5 Pro GT
    No. 9

    VMAX VX5 Pro GT

    Priced at$649

    3 sources · 6 topics

    +55Ranking net score+55 from reviews and discussions0 from votes on BettaScore
    3 sources
    Why it ranks
    One range test reached 23.4 miles and it climbed a 10% test hill, and it folds quickly enough to sit under a desk. With no suspension, air-filled tires do the cushioning.
    What people praise
    • Reached 23.4 miles in a range test
    • Climbed a 10% test hill
    • Folds fast and fits under a desk

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  10. NAVEE ST3
    No. 10

    NAVEE ST3

    Priced at$499.99

    9 sources · 6 topics

    +51Ranking net score+51 from reviews and discussions0 from votes on BettaScore
    9 sources
    Why it ranks
    Supple suspension soaks up small bumps and ramps up on curbs without bottoming out, and the scooter stays planted with no speed wobble. The rectangular handlebar leaves little room for accessories, and hands may go numb on longer rides.
    What people praise
    • Solid frame with no wiggle or creaks
    • Quick stops that still feel controlled
    • Sturdy metal kickstand snaps into place
    Common complaints
    • Rectangular bars make accessories hard to fit
    • May stop powering on with no warning

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  11. NAVEE GT3 Pro
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    No. 11

    NAVEE GT3 Pro

    Priced at$489.99

    13 sources · 8 topics

    +50Ranking net score+50 from reviews and discussions0 from votes on BettaScore
    13 sources
    Why it ranks
    A 17% climb, a very tight turning circle and traction control that limits wheel spin suit city commuting, and the frame and fold feel robust. The suspension is tuned soft for city streets rather than gravel, and the rear tire can go flat.
    What people praise
    • Climbed a steep 17% incline
    • Turns in a very tight circle
    • Held up well under hard riding
    Common complaints
    • Rear tire can go flat and lose air
    • Suspension is tuned for city streets, not gravel

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  12. SEGWAY Ninebot E3 Pro
    No. 12

    SEGWAY Ninebot E3 Pro

    Priced at$549.99

    20 sources · 11 topics

    +49Ranking net score+49 from reviews and discussions0 from votes on BettaScore
    20 sources
    Why it ranks
    A trailing swing arm keeps it steady at high and low speed, and the build feels solid and well made. Real range can run 10–13 miles against a claim near 35, and the folding mechanism is awkward to use.
    What people praise
    • Trailing swing arm keeps it stable at high and low speed
    • Feels solid and well made
    • Assembly takes 5 to 10 minutes
    Common complaints
    • Real-world range of about 10 miles, far below the claim
    • Folding mechanism is uncomfortable to operate

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  13. VMAX VX2 Extreme
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    No. 13

    VMAX VX2 Extreme

    Priced at$1,000

    9 sources · 5 topics

    +41Ranking net score+41 from reviews and discussions0 from votes on BettaScore
    9 sources
    Why it ranks
    A dedicated regenerative brake lever and dual drum brakes give controlled stopping, and strong torque pairs with long range for a single-motor commuter. In its most powerful mode, full throttle from a standstill can lift the front wheel, and with no suspension it is not meant for real off-roading.
    What people praise
    • Dedicated regenerative brake lever for controlled slowing
    • Aggressive acceleration that can pop the front wheel
    • Wide-set, flexible turn signals

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  14. HIBOY U3
    No. 14

    HIBOY U3

    Priced at$511.99

    5 sources · 6 topics

    +40Ranking net score+40 from reviews and discussions0 from votes on BettaScore
    5 sources
    Why it ranks
    Working rear shocks and a quiet motor make for a comfortable ride, and it pulls away from a stop at a decent pace, even on light gravel trails. Charging can fail within the first six months.
    What people praise
    • Brakes still work with the power off
    • Basket is roomy enough for a bag
    • Straightforward, fairly easy assembly
    Common complaints
    • Can stop charging within six months

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  15. KAABO King GTR Max
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    No. 15

    KAABO King GTR Max

    Priced at$3,899

    3 sources · 8 topics

    +35Ranking net score+35 from reviews and discussions0 from votes on BettaScore
    3 sources
    Why it ranks
    A dual-crown stem keeps it stable at speed with no wobble, and the suspension moves from trail jumps to street riding comfortably. At just under 60 kg it is hard to carry upstairs, and the folding mechanism is fiddly to assemble correctly.
    What people praise
    • Stable at high speed, with no wobble
    • Suspension handles trails, jumps and streets comfortably
    • Bright lights reach far down the road
    Common complaints
    • Just under 60 kg, so stairs are a struggle
    • Folding mechanism is easy to assemble wrongly

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  16. GYROOR C1 Pro
    No. 16

    GYROOR C1 Pro

    Priced at$999

    9 sources · 6 topics

    +32Ranking net score+32 from reviews and discussions0 from votes on BettaScore
    9 sources
    Why it ranks
    Rear shocks and a padded seat keep longer urban rides comfortable over bumps, and front and rear brakes stop reliably. It is heavy to lift into a car or up stairs, and it is not built for rough off-road terrain.
    What people praise
    • Large wheels roll over cracks and holes
    • Assembly is quick and simple
    • Folds compact enough for most cars
    Common complaints
    • Heavy to carry upstairs or load in a trunk
    • Not made for real off-road riding

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  17. SEGWAY Ninebot F3 Pro
    No. 17

    SEGWAY Ninebot F3 Pro

    Priced at$849

    8 sources · 8 topics

    +25Ranking net score+25 from reviews and discussions0 from votes on BettaScore
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    Why it ranks
    Confident hill climbing and an easy fold with a carry handle are the strengths, while range runs from about 20 to 45 km depending on speed and terrain. Charging takes about eight hours, and the throttle can jerk forward instead of holding a steady speed.
    What people praise
    • Climbs hills with confidence
    • Around 40–45 km per charge at 25 km/h
    • Folds easily and has a carry handle
    Common complaints
    • Recharging takes about eight hours
    • Throttle can jerk forward instead of holding speed

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  18. SEGWAY Ninebot Max G3
    No. 18

    SEGWAY Ninebot Max G3

    Priced at$999.99

    23 sources · 11 topics

    +24Ranking net score+24 from reviews and discussions0 from votes on BettaScore
    23 sources
    Why it ranks
    Hill climbs that the previous model took at 15 km/h go by at 25–30 km/h, and the app adjusts acceleration and braking. At about 54 pounds it is heavy for stairs, real range can fall well short of the claim, and the lock ring comes off with four Torx screws.
    What people praise
    • Climbs hills at 25–30 km/h
    • App adjusts acceleration and braking
    • Feels premium and solidly built
    Common complaints
    • Heavy at about 54 pounds
    • Lock ring comes off with four Torx screws

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  19. INMOTION RS Lite
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    No. 19

    INMOTION RS Lite

    Priced at$2,599

    20 sources · 7 topics

    +20Ranking net score+20 from reviews and discussions0 from votes on BettaScore
    20 sources
    Why it ranks
    Hydraulic brakes stop it in a very short distance, and it pulls a 270-pound rider up hills with ease and feels stable at 40 mph. It is very heavy to move, real range can be under half the claim, and a warranty replacement can take persistence.
    What people praise
    • Stopped shorter than any of 162 scooters in one test
    • Climbs hills with ease, even with a 270-pound rider
    • Can reach 5,600 km with no issues
    Common complaints
    • Heavy enough that moving it may take two people
    • Real-world range of 24–35 miles, well below the claim

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  20. SEGWAY ZT3 Pro
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    No. 20

    SEGWAY ZT3 Pro

    Priced at$57.99

    17 sources · 6 topics

    +10Ranking net score+10 from reviews and discussions0 from votes on BettaScore
    17 sources
    Why it ranks
    Durable under hard riding and a few crashes, it can go well over 1,000 km without a flat, and it is quick off the line and steady on uneven roads. Range is modest, about 20 miles in sport mode, and top speed may fall short of performance expectations.
    What people praise
    • Holds up well through hard riding and crashes
    • Nearly 1,700 km without a flat tire
    • Quick off the line
    Common complaints
    • Range and top speed can fall short for a performance scooter

    Select to learn more

How this list is ranked

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Who is eligible
Every electric scooter in our reviewed catalogue is included, from light commuters to dual-motor performance models. Second listings of the same scooter are left out. The list opens on current models, those released in the last 2½ years (since Apr 2024); choose Include older models under Models to list them too. A product without a release date on record is always listed.
How they are ordered
By default, products are ordered by Ranking Net Score: points from reviews and discussions plus points from votes on BettaScore. Ties go to the product with more sources. Filtering or sorting renumbers the results from No. 1. Products without scored evidence stay Unranked and are not numbered.
Where the evidence comes from
332 public review sources across the matching products. Select a review topic on any card to see the quotes behind its points.
When it changes
The product list and review scores change only when we publish a reviewed update. Signed-in visitors can vote on each review topic (open a topic on a card): every vote adds or takes 0.1 points from that topic and from the Ranking Net Score straight away, and the order follows on the next page load. Votes are stored apart from review evidence, so they carry over between updates. Review evidence is from October 5, 2026.
Who pays for it
Nobody. BettaScore does not accept payment for placement. Each card shows review points and topic-vote points separately, even though their sum sets the default order.

What to look for in an electric scooter

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Start with your trip: distance, hills, road surface, and whether you'll carry the scooter onto a train or up stairs. For daily commuting, weight and folding matter as much as top speed.

Then compare what the evidence says about real-world range, braking, comfort on rough roads and build quality, and check reliability and repairs.

Questions to take to every card on this page

  • Will the real-world range cover your round trip?
  • Can you carry and fold it where you need to?
  • Does it handle your hills and road surfaces comfortably?
  • How do the brakes, tires and frame hold up over time?

Frequently asked questions

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What does this electric scooter list cover?
All reviewed electric scooters in our catalogue. Products with scored review evidence get a rank; the rest stay on the list, marked Unranked.
How is the default order calculated?
Ranking Net Score adds points from reviews and discussions to points from BettaScore votes, and each card shows both parts. A vote counts right away: it updates the card and can move the product in the list.
How do filters and sorting affect rank?
They apply to the whole list and renumber the results: scored matches start from No. 1, and products without scored review evidence stay Unranked. Filtering and sorting never change a product's review or vote points.
Why are some specifications missing?
BettaScore shows only the facts it has on record. An unknown value is not treated as No, and we never fill a missing specification or evidence section with a made-up claim.