Best 2000W Electric Scooters

Quick List: Best 2000W Electric Scooters

We hand-tested the top-performing 2000W electric scooters across the metrics of motor size, top speed, and acceleration. Our tests reveal that the best scooters (ordered by price) are:

See the electric scooters that we recommend.

Compare key performance stats and specs.

See the best scooters by type (e.g. for heavy riders, commuting, etc).

Our Top Picks

Best 2000W Electric Scooters

Take a closer look at our recommendations by viewing the scooters in the categories below.
Under $2,000
Mantis V2
Mantis V2 18.2Ah
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Under $2,500
INOKIM OxO
INOKIM OxO
$1,999.00
Under $3,500
NAMI Burn-e 2
NAMI Burn-e 2
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Comparison

Compare 2000W Electric Scooters

The table below compares the best 2000W electric scooters based on top speed, acceleration, motor power, performance, specs, price, and more.
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Mantis V2Mantis V2INOKIM OxOINOKIM OxONAMI Burn-e 2NAMI Burn-e 2
Where to BuyFluid Free RideFluid Free RideFluid Free Ride
Price$1,599$1,999$2,999
AwardBest Under $2,000Best Under $2,500Best Under $3,500
ReviewReviewReviewReview
Performance
Top Speed40 mph40 mph45 mph
0-15 MPH2.1 s3.5 s1.8 s
0-25 MPH4.7 s6.6 s3.2 s
Max Range33 miles68 miles90 miles
Tested Range28 miles45 miles50 miles
Braking2.0 meters2.7 meters1.8 meters
Max Incline30 degrees25 degrees35 degrees
Optimal Incline18 degrees15 degrees21 degrees
Specs
Motor60V 1000W (x2)60V 1000W (x2)72V 1000W (x2)
Nominal Power2000W2000W2000W
Peak Power3000W2600W5040W
ThrottleFingerThumbThumb
Battery60V 18.2Ah FST60V 26Ah LG72V 28Ah FST
Charge Time12 hours14 hours7 hours
BrakesSemi-Hydraulic Discs (x2), ElectronicHydraulic Discs (x2), ElectronicHydraulic Discs 2-Piston (x2), Electronic
SuspensionSprings, SwingarmsRubber Cartridges, SwingarmsAdjust. Hydraulic Springs, Swingarms
Tire Size10 inch10 inch11 inch
Tire TypeAir (Inner-Tube)Air (Inner-Tube)Air (Tubeless)
Weight65 lbs74 lbs100 lbs
Load265 lbs265 lbs330 lbs
FoldabilityFolds at StemFolds at StemFolds at Stem
IP RatingIPX5NoneIP55
LightsHeadlight, Taillight, Deck, Turn SignalsHeadlight, TaillightHeadlight, Taillight, Deck, Turn Signals
TerrainStreet, Off-RoadStreet, Off-RoadStreet, Off-Road
By Type

Best 2000W Electric Scooters By Type

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Testing & Analysis

How Did We Choose the Scooters?

Here at Electric Scooter Insider, it’s no secret that we have a special place in our hearts for the exhilaration that only performance scooters can provide. Since you’re here, we’re guessing you’re a kindred spirit. So, we’ve selected some of our recent favorites in the 2000W category and split them by price range.

From city-conquering bottle rockets to off-road behemoths, we think you’ll stumble upon a scooter that meets your requirements. If you are a first-time rider looking to ease your way into the scooter world, we suggest checking out our guide to the best 1000W electric scooters as your first port of call.

All of the scooters featured in this guide have been hand-selected. Key to our considerations was the number of motors, motor size, nominal and peak power output, top speed, torque, and acceleration.

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Performance Reports

See how the electric scooters stack up against each other across the metrics of top speed, acceleration, maximum range, tested range, and braking.

Top Speed:

ScooterPriceTop Speed
NAMI Burn-e 2
$2,999
45 mph
Mantis V2
$1,599
40 mph
INOKIM OxO
$1,999
40 mph

Acceleration (0-15 MPH):

ScooterPrice0-15 MPH (Seconds)
NAMI Burn-e 2
$2,999
1.8 s
Mantis V2
$1,599
2.1 s
INOKIM OxO
$1,999
3.5 s

Acceleration (0-25 MPH):

ScooterPrice0-25 MPH (Seconds)
NAMI Burn-e 2
$2,999
3.2 s
Mantis V2
$1,599
4.7 s
INOKIM OxO
$1,999
6.6 s

Maximum Range (Riding Slow):

ScooterPriceMax Range
NAMI Burn-e 2
$2,999
90 miles
INOKIM OxO
$1,999
68 miles
Mantis V2
$1,599
33 miles

Real-World Range (Riding Fast):

ScooterPriceReal Range
NAMI Burn-e 2
$2,999
50 miles
INOKIM OxO
$1,999
45 miles
Mantis V2
$1,599
28 miles

Braking (From 15 MPH):

ScooterPriceBraking From 15 MPH
NAMI Burn-e 2
$2,999
1.8 meters
Mantis V2
$1,599
2.0 meters
INOKIM OxO
$1,999
2.7 meters
Reviews

2000W Electric Scooter Reviews

Mantis V2 - Best Under $2,000

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If this is your first foray into the performance market then the Mantis V2 is love at first sight. Sporting dual 60V 1000W motors for just $1,799, this bargain scooter clocks top speeds of 40 mph and accelerates to 15 mph in a blistering 2.5 seconds.

Weighing in at 65 lbs, the Mantis V2 isn’t ideal for commuting, but that’s not its purpose. Instead, this bad boy is perfect for riders who want to take a step up and get a taste for fast-paced adventures.

Mantis V2 Suspension on Dirt Track

It’s a weekend warrior, perfect for blazing a trail within a range of up to 33 miles. Hills? Pah. The Mantis V2 eats them for breakfast. Bumpy terrain? Front and rear springs – allied with 10-inch pneumatic tires – mean comfort is assured, wherever the journey takes you. In fact, the Mantis is one of our scooters of choice when it comes to riding comfort.

Why We Recommend It:

It is important to note, however, that reaching the maximum range will require you to ride in Eco mode with a single motor. If you want to unload both barrels on the world and harness their full might, the Mantis V2 will facilitate a range of around 25 miles.

Mantis V2 Durable Frame

Being a dual-motor scooter, the Mantis V2 guarantees power – but this doesn’t come at the expense of safety. Wide handlebars, an anti-slip deck, a roomy kickplate, and hydraulic brakes ensure you always feel secure and in control. Kaboo – the company behind the Mantis – is a manufacturer known for its build quality, and the V2 carries this pedigree. It is the definition of ‘solid’, with an aviation-grade aluminum alloy frame and a locking mechanism that eliminates stem wobble. Thankfully, the V2 has also done away with the foam handgrips that blighted the V1 and other previous Mantis models – this time around, you can enjoy the greater durability of rubber grips.

Mantis V2 Deck

The Mantis V2 also comes with a veritable smorgasbord of added features. The handlebar hosts a QS-S4 display that allows you to monitor speed, battery life, distance covered, and riding mode, while a positively beaming headlight and turn signals constitute an upgrade from the V1. The upgrades don’t stop here, though, with the V2 sporting new Sine Wave controllers that allow for a smoother throttle response.

Mantis V2 Display

What’s more, there’s mood deck lighting that almost makes you feel like you are riding on the crests of stars. This commitment to style is a hallmark of the Mantis brand and represents another firm thumbs up from us. The simple matte black facade is artfully underscored by flourishes of red on the tire treads and suspension springs.

Mantis V2 Lights at Night

One area that could be improved is the 60V 18.2Ah battery. It is of a cheaper quality than other models that are equipped with LG variants. The difference here lies in the battery cells. Just as the battery on mobile phones seemingly gets worse the more you charge them, the same can be said for electric scooter batteries – and all other battery types. Batteries with LG cells hold their peak performance for hundreds more charge cycles than those that come with cheaper Chinese batteries (aka FST batteries). There is a silver lining though, by using an FST battery, the Mantis V2 18.2Ah is available for a much cheaper price ($1,799 vs $2,299) than its big bro which shares the same design as the 18.2Ah version, but has a bigger 24.5Ah LG battery.

Josh Riding the Mantis V2

Crucially, the 18.2Ah battery takes 10-12 hours to charge. This can be cut in half if you purchase a 60V charger, though.

To conclude, the Mantis V2 hits that sweet spot between price and performance. Sure, there are better models out there that have advanced customization features and higher-quality components, yet as a gateway into performance scooters, the Mantis V2 presents a huge upgrade over the V1 version, making it an extremely popular choice.

Mantis V2 Chassis

Further Information:

Mantis V2 Review

INOKIM OxO - Best Under $2,500

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Want to be the torque of the town? Well, depending on what floats your boat, the INOKIM OxO may or may not be for you. That’s because this model divides opinion. Adrenaline junkies lament its relatively slow acceleration; conversely, design purists celebrate the undoubted quality of its build and features, alongside its exceptional ride quality.

So, what’s all this fuss over speed? With 40 mph as the maximum, the INOKIM OxO is no slouch. However, the main bugbear is the time it takes to hit its stride, clocking 0-15 mph in a relatively slovenly 3.5 seconds. This is due to its smooth throttle response, which can be frustrating if it's adrenaline that you seek, but this quality also aids the OxO’s smooth ride.

Where the OxO excels is in its range and riding experience. Capable of gliding through 68 miles in a single charge (or an average of 38 miles, taking into account realistic conditions), the OxO has few peers in its category. The 60V 25.6Ah battery requires 13.5 hours of charge time, but you do get a lot of range once it's ready.

Josh on the INOKIM OxO

Why We Recommend It:

Indeed, we think this is one of the best long-range electric scooters – and it all boils down to ride quality. See, like its predecessor, the INOKIM Ox, the OxO has the same rubber cartridge suspension with adjustable swingarms for High and Low settings. This makes it adaptable to any type of terrain: from smooth urban surfaces to uneven dirt tracks and rugged forest trails. It’s a real chameleon, capable of adapting to any environment and maintaining a supreme level of comfort.

INOKIM OxO Beautiful Frame

The INOKIM OxO’s flair for damping (i.e. its ability to control compressions and rebounds in the rubber cartridge) also ensures that the wheels remain firmly at one with the ground. The result is a ride akin to running your finger along silk – something springs struggle to replicate.

INOKIM OxO Durable Frame

Then there are its brakes. Cor blimey. Equipped with Zoom hydraulics, the OxO can practically stop on a dime, coming to a complete standstill from 15 mph in 2.7 meters – better than the average 3.0 meters.

INOKIM OxO Hydraulic Disc

The other area of distinction is its build quality. There are few better. Like its forebearer, the INOKIM Ox, the handlebars are sturdy and wobble-free; there’s a premium feel to everything that translates into complete control over the steering column. The grips are also a case study on ergonomic design. The air-filled, slender pneumatic tires facilitate nimble steering, while simple controls allow you to switch between single and dual-motor functionality with ease. That said, the LCD display does look a little archaic compared to the one on INOKIM’s newer model, the INOKIM Quick 4.

INOKIM OxO Handlebars

Style-wise, the frame is a real sight for sore ears, with irradiating tracts of orange juxtaposing beautifully with the black body to establish a real sense of edge. The deck is also wide enough to cater to all shapes and sizes, with the tapered kickplate adding an extra layer of stability on rough terrain. The only drawback? The material of the deck itself. For its price, you’d expect it to be coated in a veneer of anti-slip material; instead, you get a hard plastic that lacks grip. This can be fixed by adding grip tape, though.

INOKIM OxO Deck

In terms of added features, the OxO is geared in every aspect for user-friendliness: from LED lights that automatically turn on in the dark (though we recommend supplementing these with added lights to boost brightness); to a super simple folding mechanism and a great thumb throttle.

INOKIM OxO Folding Lever

For riders who love attention to detail and sheer design excellence, the INOKIM OxO is hard to beat.

INOKIM OxO Front Tire and Swingarm

Further Information:

INOKIM OxO Review

NAMI Burn-e 2 - Best Under $3,500

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The launch of the NAMI Burn-E Viper spun the scooter world into a state of delirious reverie. It upped the ante, laying down a marker that even left the Goliath of ultra-performance scooters, Dualtron, scrabbling. The only issue was its price tag. Cue the NAMI Burn-E 2, the Viper’s new little sibling that, though smaller in motor and battery, will nevertheless leave riders of all experience levels in awe.

Producing top speeds of 45 mph and accelerating from 0-15 mph in a gum-slapping 1.8 seconds, the NAMI Burn-E 2 is a more affordable stablemate than the Burn-e Viper and its big bro, the Burn-e 2 Max. But don’t be fooled, while its motors are smaller, it still packs enough punch to floor Mike Tyson.

Josh on the NAMI Burn-e 2

Why We Recommend It:

Its dual 1000W motors provide the power, while the Sine Wave controllers deliver a smooth throttle response that can either ease you into the ride or set the wheels into a spinning frenzy. Combined, the Burn-e 2 makes a mockery of hills and off-road terrain, while its 72V 28Ah battery – despite being 20% smaller than the behemoth carried by the Viper, and 13% smaller than the Max version of the Burn-e 2 – still has an incredible maximum range of 90 miles in its vast locker (50 miles under realistic conditions when riding at top speeds). Charging time stands at a mere 6-7 hours via a single 5A charger.

NAMI Burn-e 2 Charging Ports Open

It is almost implausible for a scooter of this design to be available at this price – especially considering that its big bro, the Burn-e 2 Max – which shares the same core features but with larger motors and a bigger battery – retails for $1,400 more ($4,799 in total). Yet here we are – and we haven’t even acknowledged the imperious ride quality.

NAMI Burn-e 2 Handlebars

Armed with industry-crushing adjustable hydraulic shocks and a carbon-fiber stem that is simply outstanding in terms of the steering control that it facilitates, NAMI’s reputation as ‘the Ferrari of electric scooters’ is well-founded.

NAMI Burn-e 2 Rear of Chassis

What’s more, the shock absorbers, which can be adjusted through a simple turn of a dial, outstrip any other form of adjustable suspension on the market. Given its ability to be customized to your preferences, not only in the performance of its shocks but also in the way that you can create customized riding modes, you’ll feel at one with the NAMI Burn-E 2.

NAMI Burn-e 2 Rebound Dial

Of course, with a scooter that wields this kind of chutzpah, safety and security become even more important. The NAMI Burn-E 2 retains all that is great about its siblings in this regard – and even improves on them. Gone are the slightly-too-narrow handlebars, with wider versions installed to enhance overall control, while braking also feels more attuned thanks to the new Logan 2-piston hydraulics.

NAMI Burn-e 2 Rear Disc Brake

The deck is also spacious enough to cater to all sizes with grip strips ensuring that you always retain a sense of stability – even at top speeds.

NAMI Burn-e 2 Deck Grip Tape

As with the original Burn-e models, the NAMI Burn-E 2 comes with a plethora of cockpit features. There are multiple driving modes to sink your teeth into, as well as a handy USB port to charge your phone on the go. Hand controls also allow you to easily activate the powerful 2000 lumen headlight, side LEDs, and bright turn signals – which this time wrap around the deck ensuring passers-by who have just gotten over the shock and awe of witnessing this baby in action can clearly see where you intend to go. There’s also the horn which is loud enough to deafen an elephant.

NAMI Burn-e 2 Deck Lights

With exceptional ride quality and a sackful of small – but important – improvements over previous NAMI models, the Burn-E 2 is a fantastic option for riders who want a top-tier 2000W electric scooter.

NAMI Burn-e 2 Imposing Frame

Further Information:

NAMI Burn-e 2 Review

Josh Frisby
Josh Frisby

Josh, Founder of Electric Scooter Insider. Over the last 4 years, I’ve tested countless scooters, amassed a database of 140+ models, and helped thousands of people find the right scooter. All of the scooters that I review are put through a rigorous review process so I can clearly distinguish where one is better or worse than another.

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