Long-range electric scooters, compared.
Range anxiety kills more scooter fun than anything else. A long-range electric scooter fixes that with a bigger battery and the efficiency to actually use it, so you ride for the day and stop worrying about the charge. In this table that means a real 40 miles or more per charge.
Below is the full field, not a shortlist. Every long-range scooter we track is here, sortable by price, top speed, range, and weight. We price-check them and compare the specs straight up. We only say tested when we have ridden it, and those carry a linked review.
This is the aisle for distance commuters and all-day riders. If your round trip is long, or you just hate charging, the extra battery is worth the weight it adds.
Every long-range scooter we track
| Model | Price | Top speed | Range | Weight | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Inmotion RS Midnight Lite | – | 55 mph | 75 mi | 116 lb | Check price |
| Nami Burn-E 2 | – | 45 mph | 90 mi | 100 lb | Check price |
| Teewing Mars | $2,299MSRP | 52 mph | 62 mi | 121.7 lb | Buy direct |
| Nami Klima, 25Ah | – | 42 mph | 50 mi | 79 lb | Check price |
| Inmotion RS Lite | $2,999MSRP | 55 mph | 75 mi | 116 lb | Buy direct |
| Vmax New VX4 (2026) | $1,499MSRP | 37 mph | 53 mi | 65.9 lb | Buy direct |
| Vmax VX2 Hub (18.2Ah) | $1,399MSRP | 33 mph | 56 mi | 57.1 lb | Buy direct |
| Vmax VX4 GT | $1,199MSRP | 25 mph | 62 mi | 63.9 lb | Buy direct |
| Vmax VX2 Hub (13Ah) | $1,199MSRP | 33 mph | 44 mi | 54.9 lb | Buy direct |
| Ausom F1 Max | $1,499MSRP | 45 mph | 62 mi | 79.4 lb | Buy direct |
| Emove Roadster | – | 80 mph | 74 mi | 143 lb | Check price |
| Nami Burn-E 2 Max | – | 60 mph | 115 mi | 103 lb | Check price |
| Vmax VX2 Extreme GT | $999MSRP | 25 mph | 43 mi | 46.95 lb | Buy direct |
| GoTrax GMax Ultra | $649MSRP | 20 mph | 42 mi | 46 lb | Buy direct |
| Vmax VX4 ST | $1,199MSRP | 25 mph | 46 mi | 63 lb | Buy direct |
| Inmotion RS Midnight | – | 68.3 mph | 100 mi | 128 lb | Check price |
What makes a scooter long-range
One number sets the bar here: a rated range of 40 miles or more. That comes from a bigger battery, and sometimes from a more efficient motor and controller that stretch each charge further.
The cost shows up on the scale and the clock. Big batteries are heavy, so long-range scooters are harder to carry, and they take longer to charge from empty. Real-world range also trails the rated number once you add hills, speed, and rider weight, so treat the spec as a ceiling, not a promise.
How to choose
Match the rated range to your real distance, then knock off a chunk for hills, speed, and your weight, because the claimed number is measured in ideal conditions. Check charge time, since a huge battery can mean a long wait unless the scooter supports fast or dual charging. And read the weight column, because the biggest batteries make for the heaviest scooters.
Want a shortlist instead of the full field? the long-range scooters we recommend.
Frequently asked questions
How far can a long-range electric scooter really go?
The models here are rated at 40 miles or more, but real range usually lands lower once you factor in speed, hills, and rider weight. Sort by range, then plan for the low end of the estimate.
Why are long-range scooters so heavy?
The range comes from a bigger battery, and batteries are dense. That weight is the main trade-off for going farther, so if you carry your scooter often, balance range against how much you can lift.
Do long-range scooters take longer to charge?
Usually yes, since a bigger battery holds more energy to refill. Many long-range models support fast or dual charging to cut the wait, which is worth checking before you buy.