We sell seven YUME electric scooters, and all of them are fast, dual-motor machines. The Hawk is the lightest, at 77 lb and 43 mph. The Raptor, X11+ and Hawk Pro Wide share a 6,000W, 50 mph platform with different decks, tires and frames. The Raptor2 and XTRON step up to 54 and 56 mph with IP66 sealing, and the Predator is the flagship: 63 mph and 100 miles from a 72V battery. Most sell in the $1,000 to $2,000 band; see today's price on each product page.
None of them is a street-legal electric scooter in New York City, and models over 20 mph aren't sold or shipped to New York City addresses. Everywhere else in the lower 48, they ship free, and our technicians service YUME and every other brand in our shops.
Every YUME electric scooter at a glance
| YUME model | Top speed | Range (YUME) | Weight | Battery | Peak power | Price band* |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| YUME Hawk | 43 mph | 43 miles | 77 lb | 60V 22.5Ah | 4,000W | $1,000–$2,000 |
| YUME X11+ | 50 mph | 56 or 60 miles | 98 lb | 60V 27Ah or Samsung 30Ah | 6,000W | $1,000–$2,000 |
| YUME Raptor | 50 mph | 56 or 60 miles | 92 lb | 60V 27Ah or Samsung 30Ah | 6,000W | $1,000–$2,000 |
| YUME Hawk Pro Wide | 50 mph | 56 or 60 miles | Not published | 60V 27Ah or Samsung 30Ah | 6,000W | $1,000–$2,000 |
| YUME Raptor2 | 54 mph | 62 or 67 miles | 102 lb | 60V 27Ah or Samsung 30Ah | 6,000W | $1,000–$2,000 |
| YUME XTRON | 56 mph | 71 miles | 116.6 lb | Samsung 60V 33Ah | 6,000W | $2,000–$3,000 |
| YUME Predator | 63 mph | 100 miles | 170 lb | Panasonic 72V 50Ah | 10,080W | $3,000–$5,000 |
*Price band from our current price; prices change often, so the product page shows today's price, and the Samsung battery option costs more where it's offered. Specs are YUME's, as listed on our product pages. Where two range figures are given, the higher one is for the Samsung battery. YUME tests range differently on each model (see below), so compare the test speed as well as the number.
| Tires | Brakes | Water rating | Max load | How YUME tested range | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hawk | 10 x 3.15 in all-terrain, tubeless | ZOOM hydraulic, 140 mm rotors, plus EBS | IP54 | 280 lb | 135 lb rider at 15.5 mph |
| X11+ | 11 x 3.95 in all-terrain, tubeless | ZOOM hydraulic plus EBS | IP54 | 330 lb | Not stated |
| Raptor | 11 x 3.95 in, all-terrain or road | Hydraulic disc plus EBS | IP54 | 330 lb | 165 lb rider at an average 18.5 mph |
| Hawk Pro Wide | 10 x 4.5 in wide road tires, tubeless | ZOOM hydraulic, 140 mm rotors | IP54 | 280 lb | Not stated |
| Raptor2 | 11 x 3.95 in, all-terrain or road, tubeless | ZOOM hydraulic plus EBS, 160 mm rotors | IP66 | 330 lb | 165 lb rider at a constant 15 mph |
| XTRON | 11 x 3.95 in, all-terrain or road, tubeless | ZOOM hydraulic | IP66 | 330 lb | 155 lb rider at a steady 15 mph |
| Predator | 13 x 4.73 in all-terrain | Quad-piston hydraulic | IP54 (display IP67) | 330 lb | 165 lb rider at an average 25 mph |
Which YUME electric scooter should you buy?
Lightest and least power: YUME Hawk
The Hawk is the YUME to pick if you will lift it. At 77 lb it is about 15 lb lighter than the Raptor, with two 1,200W motors (4,000W peak), 43 mph and 43 miles from a 60V 22.5Ah battery. It still has front and rear hydraulic suspension with 15 levels of adjustment, ZOOM hydraulic brakes, 10-inch tubeless all-terrain tires, IP54 sealing and dual charging ports, which bring a full charge to about 6 hours.
The original: YUME X11+
The X11+ is the model YUME calls its original, a dual-motor all-terrain electric scooter in signature gold. It pairs two 3,000W motors with 11-inch tubeless all-terrain tires, ZOOM hydraulic brakes with electronic braking, hydraulic spring suspension and a 330 lb load rating. YUME rates it for 50 mph and 56 miles on the standard battery or 60 miles on the Samsung 30Ah pack, at 98 lb. A seat is available for it.
Folds for the trunk: YUME Raptor
The Raptor has the same 6,000W, 50 mph platform as the X11+ in a frame built to fold: 92 lb and 51 x 20 x 9 inches folded. It has C-shaped suspension, two IP65 headlights, turn signals, and a choice of all-terrain or road tires. YUME rates it for 56 or 60 miles with a 165 lb rider at an average 18.5 mph, one of the tougher range tests in the line.
Widest deck: YUME Hawk Pro Wide
The Hawk Pro Wide is built around its 27 x 9 inch deck and 10 x 4.5 inch wide road tires, for riders who want room to move their feet at speed. It has two 3,000W hub motors, 50 mph, 10-level adjustable hydraulic suspension, ZOOM hydraulic brakes and a color display with NFC unlock, and carries up to 280 lb. YUME doesn't publish its weight.
Best all-weather pick: YUME Raptor2
The Raptor2 takes the Raptor's idea further: 54 mph, 62 miles on the standard battery or 67 on the Samsung pack, 130 mm hydraulic shocks front and rear, 160 mm brake rotors and IP66 sealing, with IPX7 motor connectors. YUME quotes a braking distance of 5 ft from 15 mph with its ZOOM hydraulic brakes and electronic braking working together. It weighs 102 lb and carries up to 330 lb. The Raptor2 is in our ranking of the fastest electric scooters.
Most range on 60V: YUME XTRON
The XTRON is rated for 56 mph and up to 71 miles from a Samsung 60V 33Ah battery, the biggest 60V pack in the line, measured with a 155 lb rider at a steady 15 mph. It has 130 mm of tunable hydraulic suspension, ZOOM hydraulic brakes, IP66 sealing (motors IPX7) and a 3.5-inch TFT display, and it folds in about three seconds. At 116.6 lb it is heavier than the Raptor2 or X11+. An optional 10A charger brings a full charge to about 3 hours, against 7 to 8 hours on the two included chargers.
The flagship: YUME Predator
The Predator is in a different class from the rest. Two 4,000W motors give a combined 10,080W peak, and a removable 72V 50Ah Panasonic EV battery, rated for about 2,000 charge cycles, gives up to 100 miles with a 165 lb rider at an average 25 mph. YUME rates it for 63 mph. It rides on 13-inch all-terrain tires, three rebound-adjustable hydraulic shocks and custom quad-piston hydraulic brakes, with water-cooled controllers. At 170 lb, it is a machine to ride, not carry; see our YUME Predator guide for the full specs. We compare the fastest models from every brand in the fastest electric scooters, and the trail machines in the best off-road electric scooters.
Raptor vs Raptor2: what changed?
The Raptor2 isn't just a faster Raptor. By YUME's figures, it adds 4 mph (54 against 50), larger 160 mm brake rotors against 140 mm, IP66 sealing against IP54, and a 3.5-inch TFT display. Its range is rated at 62 to 67 miles against the Raptor's 56 to 60, on the same battery sizes, but YUME tested the Raptor2 at a constant 15 mph and the Raptor at an average 18.5 mph, so part of that gap is the test. The Raptor keeps a weight advantage, at 92 lb against 102 lb, and folds to 51 x 20 x 9 inches. Full figures for the newer model are in our YUME Raptor2 guide.
Are YUME electric scooters street legal?
Not in New York City. New York State law only treats a device as an electric scooter if it weighs under 100 lb and has a top speed of 20 mph or less, and every YUME model here is built to go 43 mph or faster. A speed mode set lower doesn't change that. Ride them on private land with the owner's permission, or where local rules allow them. For city riding, see the best commuter electric scooters for NYC and NYC electric scooter laws.
Other states set their own speed, weight and age rules, so check yours before you ride on a public road.
YUME service and parts at Wilson's
Our technicians service YUME electric scooters at every shop, wherever you bought yours, with express service at all of them. Fast dual-motor electric scooters work their tires, brakes and suspension hard, and those are the jobs we see most. We also stock YUME parts, including the 11-inch tire, a fast charger for the Raptor2, a steering dampener and a spare battery.
| Service | From |
|---|---|
| Simple inspection (any brand, any issue) | Free |
| Flat tire repair (inner tube) | $40 |
| Tire and tube replacement | $65–$120 |
| Tubeless setup and sealant service | $30 |
| Brake repair (pads, disc clean, clearance) | $25 |
| Hydraulic brake bleed | $15 |
| Rotor replacement | $35 |
| Suspension and fork service | $80 |
| Folding hinge and latch repair | $30 |
| Error code fix | $35 |
| Controller replacement | $35 |
| Motor repair (hub) | $100 |
| Range loss / won't hold charge | $50 |
Starting prices, parts and labor included; the final price depends on the model and the part. A full diagnosis with disassembly or test equipment is $30, waived on repairs over $100. Battery replacement is quoted after the test.
A YUME bought from us has a one-year Wilson's warranty against manufacturing defects, and we manage the claim; wear items, water damage, collisions and misuse aren't covered (see our warranty policy). More on repair prices in electric scooter repair costs, electric scooter tire repair and electric scooter brake repair.
Our shops are in New York City (Flushing, Elmhurst, Brooklyn and Long Island City), San Francisco and Miami. Walk in, or book a repair at the New York and San Francisco shops.
Never charge a battery that is wet, swollen or damaged, or one that has taken a hard crash hit: bring it straight in.
Browse every model on our YUME page, or see all fast electric scooters. Free shipping to the lower 48, and financing at checkout (see financing). For what other brands cost, see how much an electric scooter costs.
Frequently asked questions
What is the fastest YUME electric scooter?
The Predator, rated by YUME at 63 mph with a 165 lb rider. Next come the XTRON at 56 mph and the Raptor2 at 54 mph.
Which YUME electric scooter has the longest range?
The Predator, at up to 100 miles from its 72V 50Ah battery, measured at an average 25 mph. On 60V, the XTRON goes farthest, at up to 71 miles at a steady 15 mph.
What is the lightest YUME electric scooter?
The Hawk, at 77 lb. Of the models with a published weight, the Raptor is next, at 92 lb, and it folds to 51 x 20 x 9 inches.
Is the Raptor2 waterproof?
It is rated IP66, with IPX7 motor connectors, so rain and wet roads are fine; don't submerge it or ride through deep water. The XTRON is also IP66; the other YUME models are IP54.
What is the difference between the YUME X11+ and the Raptor?
Both have two 3,000W motors, 50 mph and the same battery options. The Raptor is built to fold to 51 x 20 x 9 inches and is lighter (92 lb against 98 lb), and it offers road or all-terrain tires; the X11+ is the original gold all-terrain model, with a seat available.
Can I ride a YUME electric scooter in New York City?
Not as a legal electric scooter. Every YUME model is built to go well past New York's 20 mph limit, and models over 20 mph aren't sold or shipped to New York City addresses.
Does Wilson's service YUME electric scooters?
Yes. Our technicians service any YUME, wherever you bought it, starting with a free simple inspection, and we stock YUME tires, chargers and batteries.
Sources: YUME's specifications as listed on our seven YUME product pages (each with YUME's own range test conditions), checked November 2, 2026; New York Vehicle and Traffic Law §114-e. Repair prices and policies: Wilson's price list. General information, not legal advice.
