The Kaabo Warrior 11 Max is the bigger, faster, longer-range machine: two 1500W motors, up to 50 mph, 93 miles rated and a 330 lb load limit, at 124 lb. The Warrior X Max keeps the Warrior dual-stem front end and two 1100W motors for up to 44 mph and 56 miles, at 83 lb and a lower price. Choose the 11 Max if you're a heavier rider or want the most range and suspension; choose the X Max if you need to lift it, fold it into a car or store it indoors.
Warrior 11 Max vs Warrior X Max at a glance
| Warrior 11 Max | Warrior X Max | |
|---|---|---|
| Motors | 2 x 1500W (6,720W peak) | 2 x 1100W (4,032W peak) |
| Top speed | Up to 50 mph | Up to 44 mph |
| Rated range | Up to 93 miles | Up to 56 miles |
| Battery | 60V 36Ah, DMEGC 21700 cells | 60V 27Ah, DMEGC 21700 cells |
| Climbing rating | Up to 45° | Up to 35° |
| Front suspension | Inverted hydraulic fork, 120mm travel | Kaabo hydraulic front shock |
| Rear suspension | 15-level adjustable shock | Adjustable oil-spring shock |
| Brakes | 160mm hydraulic discs, dual-piston, plus EABS | 140mm hydraulic discs plus EABS |
| Tires | 11-inch CST all-terrain, tubeless | 10 x 3-inch CST all-terrain |
| Weight | 124 lb | 83 lb |
| Max rider load | 330 lb | 265 lb |
| Charging, two included chargers | About 10 hours | About 7.8 hours |
| Water resistance | IPX5 | IPX5 |
| Price band* | $2,000–$3,000 | $1,500–$2,000 |
*Price band from our current price; prices change often, so the product page shows today's price. Kaabo's figures; range is rated with a 165 lb rider at 15 mph on flat ground, so real riding gives less. Kaabo's US store lists the weights as 123 lb and 84 lb.
Speed and power
Both are dual-motor. The Warrior 11 Max, which has single and dual motor modes, pairs two 1500W motors with two 60V 50A controllers for 6,720W at peak, 52 Nm of torque and up to 50 mph. The X Max uses two 1100W motors and two 60V 30A sine wave controllers for 4,032W at peak and up to 44 mph; Kaabo doesn't publish its torque. The 11 Max is also rated for steeper climbs, 45° against 35°.
In practice, both are far faster than any public street limit. The difference you'll feel most is pull from a stop and on hills, especially with a heavier rider.
Range and battery
The 11 Max carries a 60V 36Ah battery rated for up to 93 miles. The X Max has a 60V 27Ah battery rated for up to 56 miles. Both use DMEGC 21700 cells, and Kaabo rates both with a 165 lb rider at a steady 15 mph on flat ground, so expect much less riding hard or in the cold.
Each comes with two chargers. The 11 Max takes about 10 hours on them and the X Max about 7.8 hours; with two fast chargers, sold separately, Kaabo quotes about 3.5 hours and 2.7 hours.
Weight and folding
This is the biggest practical difference. The Warrior 11 Max weighs 124 lb and folds to 65 by 29.5 by 17.7 inches: a garage or ground-floor machine, or one for a building with an elevator. The X Max weighs 83 lb and folds to 49.2 by 25 by 22.8 inches, which is still heavy, but manageable for a trunk lift and a normal doorway. If your electric scooter lives up a flight of stairs, the X Max is the realistic choice.
Suspension, brakes and tires
The 11 Max has the more serious hardware for rough ground and high speed: a 120mm inverted hydraulic fork, a rear shock with 15 levels of adjustment, 160mm hydraulic discs with dual-piston calipers, and 11-inch tubeless all-terrain tires. The X Max runs Kaabo's own hydraulic front shock and an adjustable oil-spring rear, 140mm hydraulic discs and 10 by 3-inch all-terrain tires. Both add EABS electronic braking.
The 11 Max is rated for riders up to 330 lb, against 265 lb for the X Max, so heavier riders should start with the 11 Max.
Controls, lights and extras
The X Max has the smarter display: a central unit with NFC unlock, a 2A USB port and its own IPX7 rating, and a trigger throttle you can switch to a thumb throttle. The 11 Max uses a thumb throttle and a center display, and a soft or hard launch setting. For lights, the 11 Max has dual headlights, a chassis light, a front spotlight and ambient lighting; the X Max has a headlight, a front spotlight, a pedal lamp and turn signals. Both have a motorcycle-grade horn and IPX5 water resistance; see can you ride an electric scooter in the rain for what that rating covers.
Which Warrior should you buy?
- Choose the Warrior 11 Max if you weigh over 265 lb, want the longest range, ride a lot of rough ground or steep hills, and can store a 124 lb electric scooter at ground level.
- Choose the Warrior X Max if you need to lift or carry it, want NFC unlock and a switchable throttle, or want Warrior handling for less money.
Both are for experienced riders and need full protective gear. If neither fits, see which Kaabo electric scooter for every model we sell, from the Mantis commuters to the King GTR Max, or browse the Kaabo range and off-road electric scooters.
Buying a Warrior from Wilson's
Both ship free to the lower 48 states and Washington, D.C. Like every model over 20 mph, neither is sold or shipped to New York City addresses. You can pay in full or split the price into 4 interest-free payments with Klarna or Affirm; see financing. Bought from us, each comes with a one-year warranty against manufacturing defects, and we manage the claim with Kaabo.
Warrior service at Wilson's
Our technicians service Kaabo and every other brand, wherever you bought it, at our shops in New York City, San Francisco and Miami. A simple inspection is always free. Common Warrior jobs, all starting prices with parts and labor included: hydraulic brake bleed from $15, brake repair from $25, tire and tube replacement from $65 to $120, suspension and fork service from $80, controller replacement from $35 and error code fix from $35. If a code shows on the display, see Kaabo error codes, and for every price, our repair price guide.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between the Kaabo Warrior 11 Max and Warrior X Max?
The 11 Max has bigger motors (2 x 1500W against 2 x 1100W), more speed (50 against 44 mph), more range (93 against 56 miles rated), stronger suspension and brakes, and a 330 lb load limit. The X Max weighs 83 lb against 124 lb and costs less.
How fast is the Kaabo Warrior X Max?
Up to 44 mph, on Kaabo's figures, from two 1100W motors peaking at 4,032W.
How far can the Warrior 11 Max go on a charge?
Kaabo rates it for up to 93 miles with a 165 lb rider at 15 mph on flat ground. Expect less at higher speeds, with a heavier rider or in the cold.
Which Warrior is better for a heavy rider?
The Warrior 11 Max, rated for riders up to 330 lb with 52 Nm of torque. The X Max is rated for 265 lb.
How much does the Kaabo Warrior 11 Max weigh?
124 lb on our listing; Kaabo's US store lists 123 lb. The Warrior X Max is 83 lb on our listing and 84 lb on Kaabo's.
Can I buy a Kaabo Warrior in New York City?
Not for delivery to a New York City address. Both are over the city's 20 mph limit, so we don't sell or ship them to NYC addresses. We ship them free to the rest of the lower 48 states and Washington, D.C.
Specifications are Kaabo's, as listed on our product pages and checked November 2, 2026. Price bands from our current prices; the product page shows today's price. Repair prices are starting prices with parts and labor included.
