How Much Does an Electric Scooter Cost? 2026 Prices, From $300 to $3,900
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An electric scooter costs from about $300 for an entry-level city commuter to around $3,900 for a dual-motor flagship. For most adult commuters, $400 to $800 buys a model designed for 20 mph with 25 to 44 miles of rated range. E-bikes start a little higher, from about $630 in our range. After you buy, the main running costs are tires, brakes and, after a few years, a battery. Compare every model in our electric scooters for sale.
Electric scooter prices at a glance
| Price band | What it buys | Examples from our range |
|---|---|---|
| Under $500 | Designed for 19 to 20 mph, 17 to 28 miles, 34 to 46 lb | Hiboy S2 $300, NAVEE G5 $400, Segway E2 Pro $500 |
| $500 to $1,000 | Longer range, better tires and water ratings, lighter designs | E-TWOW Booster ES $588, Hiboy S2 Max $590, Segway E3 Pro $600, Segway F3 $800 |
| $1,000 to $2,000 | Performance and off-road: dual motors, hydraulic brakes, 40+ mph | Ausom DT2 Pro $1,149, Teverun Fighter Mini Pro $1,849, Kaabo Mantis King GT $1,999 |
| $2,000 and up | Flagships: 50+ mph, 60 to 90+ miles, premium suspension | Segway GT3 Pro $2,700, Nami Burn-E 4 Max $3,899 |
Prices at the time of writing, October 2026, from our product pages. Models in the two top bands are built for well over 20 mph, so they aren't street-legal electric scooters in New York City; see below.
Under $500: city commuters
This is where most first-time riders start. You get a model designed for 19 or 20 mph, rated for 17 to 28 miles, usually with solid or tubeless tires and rear or full suspension. The NAVEE G5 at $400 is the most complete; the Hiboy S2 at $300 is the lowest-priced. See best electric scooters under $500.
$500 to $1,000: better commuters
The extra money buys range, comfort and weather protection. The Segway F3 at $800 is rated for 44 miles with IPX6 and tubeless tires; the Hiboy S2 Max gets 40 miles for $590; the E-TWOW Booster ES spends it on low weight, 25.6 lb. See best commuter electric scooters for NYC and the lightest electric scooters.
$1,000 and up: performance and flagships
Above $1,000 you are paying for speed, dual motors, hydraulic brakes and serious suspension. These models are built for private land and places whose rules allow them, not New York City streets. Ask at any Wilson's shop about availability: models over 20 mph or 100 lb aren't sold or shipped to New York City addresses. Our technicians service every brand at all six shops. Compare them in best electric scooters for adults and best off-road electric scooters.
How much does an e-bike cost?
In our range, e-bikes that fit New York's e-bike rules on the manufacturer's listed specs start at about $630 for the folding Hiboy C1 and run $900 to $950 for the fat-tire Hiboy EX6 and EX6F. See best e-bikes for NYC and electric scooter vs e-bike.
What it costs to keep one running
Every price below is a starting price at our electric scooter shops and includes parts and labor; the final price depends on your model.
| Service | From |
|---|---|
| Simple inspection | Free |
| Flat tire repair (inner tube) | $40 |
| Tire and tube replacement | $65 to $120 |
| Brake repair | $25 |
| Tune-up and safety check | $50 |
| Charger replacement | $35 |
| Electric scooter battery pack replacement (at select shops; call (516) 300-0944) | $500 |
| E-bike battery pack replacement | $500 |
A battery usually lasts two to four years; see how long electric scooter batteries last and electric scooter battery replacement. The full list is in our NYC repair price guide.
Ways to spread the cost
- Financing: pay over time on approved credit; see financing.
- Pay in 4: four interest-free payments with Klarna or Affirm at checkout.
- Warranty: one year against manufacturing defects on the other brands we carry, with Wilson's managing the claim, and three years on Wilson's-designed rides; see our warranty policy.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a good electric scooter cost?
For an adult commuter, $400 to $800 buys a model designed for 20 mph with 25 to 44 miles of rated range, like the NAVEE G5 or Segway F3.
What is the cheapest electric scooter worth buying?
In our range, the Hiboy S2 at $300: designed for 19 mph, rated for 17 miles, with honeycomb tires and rear suspension.
How much does a Segway electric scooter cost?
From $500 for the Segway E2 Pro, $600 for the E3 Pro and $800 for the F3, up to $2,700 for the GT3 Pro.
Why are some electric scooters $3,000 or more?
Dual motors, large batteries, hydraulic brakes and adjustable suspension. Those models are built for well over 20 mph and are for riding outside New York City.
Where can I compare prices in person?
At our shops in Flushing, Elmhurst, Brooklyn and Long Island City, where you can test ride the city models in this guide.
Sources: prices and specifications from our product pages, October 2026; repair prices are Wilson's starting prices, parts and labor included. General information.