Electric scooters are an excellent way to commute, especially if you are looking for an eco-friendly and cost-effective solution. With so many different models available in the market, it can be challenging to choose the right one that suits your needs. In this blog, we will compare two popular electric scooters - the Ninebot G30P and the Kugoo G2 Pro, across key metrics such as speed, power, battery, max range, payload, and price.
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Speed:
The Ninebot G30P is equipped with a powerful 350W motor, which can provide a top speed of up to 30 km/h. This means that you can quickly travel from one place to another without worrying about getting stuck in traffic. On the other hand, the Kugoo G2 Pro has a slightly higher speed of 45 km/h with a much more powerful motor of 800 watts and a higher torque. While the G30P may be fast, the Kugoo is a much faster & more powerful scooter, meaning that the G30P is better for commuting while the Kugoo is better for off-roading or racing.
Power:
When it comes to power, the Ninebot G30P comes with a 551 watt motor, which is significantly lower than the Kugoo G2 Pro's 800 watt motor. While the Kugoo might be the more powerful and fastener scooter, this extra wattage means that the battery depletes faster than the G30P, explaining why the G30P has a max range of 65 km on a single charge, while the Kugoo has only a 50 km range on a single charge. However, it is important to note that the actual range and speed of either scooter may vary depending on various factors such as terrain, speed, and weather conditions.
Battery:
Both scooters come with rechargeable batteries. The Ninebot G30P's battery takes around 6.5 hours to charge fully, while the Kugoo G2 Pro's battery takes around 4-6 hours to charge. The Ninebot G30P's battery is larger and can offer a longer range, but it takes longer to charge.
Max Range:
The Ninebot G30P has a maximum range of up to 40 miles (65 km) on a single charge, which is more than enough for most daily commutes. The Kugoo G2 Pro, on the other hand, has a maximum range of around 45-50 km on a single charge. The Ninebot G30P has a larger battery and can provide a longer range, making it a better option for longer commutes.
Payload:
The Ninebot G30P has a payload capacity of 220 pounds (100 kg), which is more than enough to carry most adults. The Kugoo G2 Pro, on the other hand, has a payload capacity of 287 pounds (180 kg), which far exceeds its counterpart. So depending on your weight, or what you plan to carry with you on your scootering adventure, you may want to consider the Kugoo given its higher payload capacity.
Price:
Overall the Segway Ninebot G30P and the Kugoo G2 Pro are priced very similarly, with usually only a couple hundred dollars difference depending on seasonal sales. When you’re ready to purchase your scooter it's best to consider the other factors mentioned in the article. Speed, range, power, and payload are very important factors that you should consider when making a purchase. Given the minimal difference in price, look at the specs of each scooter when making a decision.
While the Segway Ninebot G30P and the Kugoo G2 Pro are both fantastic scooters you can likely assume that they’re intended for different uses. The faster speed, better motor and higher payload of the Kugoo G2 pro makes it the perfect scooter for off road adventures and racing. While the Segway Ninebot G30P’s max range and battery life makes it the perfect scooter for commuting or general enjoyment. Ultimately the choice you make will depend on your needs, but either way you’re getting a quality scooter with either of these models!
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