Kukirin G3 Pro Electric Scooter
Dual 1200 W motors, a detachable 52 V battery, hydraulic brakes, and up to 80 km of rated range.
View productKukirin off-road electric scooters prioritise traction, suspension, battery capacity, and stability for mixed surfaces rather than portability. The G3 Pro and G4 Ultra each use dual motors and large tires, but they solve the brief differently. The G3 Pro offers a detachable 52 V battery and up to 80 km of rated range; the G4 Ultra uses a 60 V system, 11-inch tubeless tires, and faster charging. Both weigh more than 43 kg, so ground-level storage and a realistic lifting plan matter. Consider clearance, terrain, braking confidence, and local vehicle rules before choosing one of these substantial machines.
Dual 1200 W motors, a detachable 52 V battery, hydraulic brakes, and up to 80 km of rated range.
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A dual-motor, 11-inch-tire trail scooter with a 60 V battery, 70 km/h top speed, and faster charging.
View productThe G4 Ultra has a published net weight of 43.4 kg. The G3 Pro is listed at 44 kg, so the difference is slight and both models require substantial storage space.
The G4 Ultra is rated for 70 km/h. The G3 Pro reaches a rated 65 km/h in dual-drive mode and 55 km/h in single-drive mode.
The G3 Pro is specified with a detachable 52 V, 23.4 Ah battery. The G4 Ultra specification lists an integrated 60 V, 20 Ah battery.
The weight comes from the large battery, dual motors, reinforced structure, suspension, and wide tires. That hardware can improve stability, but it also makes stairs, public transport, and car loading less practical.
Off-road hardware does not create road legality. Check local power, speed, insurance, registration, tire, and riding-area rules for the exact variant before using it on any public route.