Built for speed.
Dual motors, 72-volt packs and hydraulic brakes from a brand that publishes the honest number next to the headline one. Every Nanrobot sold in the US, at official prices, on the floor in our stores.
Every Nanrobot, by top speed.
Nanrobot's rated top speed for each model, on one scale. Hover or tap a machine for its name and price; tap through to its page.
K18 mph · Sold out
K210 mph · Sold out
X818 mph · Sold out
H120 mph · Sold out
M520 mph · Sold out
C124.8 mph · Sold out
C1 Pro24.8 mph · Sold out
T125 mph · Sold out
X9 Pro Max25 mph · Sold out
X1025 mph · Sold out
G328 mph · Sold out
G134 mph · Sold out
G434 mph · Sold out
Lightning Pro36 mph · Sold out
G237 mph · Sold out
R640 mph · Sold out
D4+MAX42 mph · Sold out
D6+MAX45 mph · Sold out
N6 72V50 mph · Sold out
LS7+ 72V74.5 mph · Sold out8mphK1Sold out10mphK2Sold out18mphX8Sold out20mphH1Sold out20mphM5Sold out24.8mphC1Sold out24.8mphC1 ProSold out25mphT1Sold out25mphX9 Pro MaxSold out25mphX10Sold out28mphG3Sold out34mphG1Sold out34mphG4Sold out36mphLightning ProSold out37mphG2Sold out40mphR6Sold out42mphD4+MAXSold out45mphD6+MAXSold out50mphN6 72VSold out74.5mphLS7+ 72VSold outThe fastest machines on our floor.
Twin motors on 72-volt Samsung packs, adjustable KKE hydraulics, NUTT four-piston brakes and a steering damper in the box. The LS7+ is the 74.5 mph one; the N6 is the 50 mph commuter with 90 miles of range.
Two motors, for less than a flagship.
Dual hub motors with hydraulic brakes and real suspension: the D6+MAX for range, the D4+MAX and R6 for 40 mph pull, and the Lightning Pro with its 36 mph and seat option.
Quick enough for the bridge, light enough for the stairs.
Single and dual builds from 25 to 37 mph: the G-series, the swappable-battery X10, and the C1 Pro with self-sealing tires.
G2Electric scooter37 mphTop speed25-28 milesRange800WPeak powerSold out
G1Electric scooter34 mphTop speed25–37 miRange1,600WPeak powerSold out
G4Electric scooter34 mphTop speed25–31 miRange1200WPeak powerSold out
G3Electric scooter28 mphTop speed25-28 milesRange800WPeak powerSold out
X10Electric scooter25 mphTop speed43–62 miRange2×1000WPeak powerSold out
C1 ProElectric scooter24.8 mphTop speed24-28 milesRange800WPeak powerSold outThe last mile, every day.
Folding commuters at the low end of the range: the 27-pound H1, the removable-battery X8 and X9 Pro Max, the 330-pound-rated T1, the C1, and the seated M5 with its basket.
C1Electric scooter24.8 mphTop speed24-28 milesRange850WPeak powerSold outSold out
T1Electric scooter25 mphTop speed25 miRange330 lbsMax loadSold out
X9 Pro MaxElectric scooter25 mphTop speed37-43 milesRange500WPeak powerSold out
X8Electric scooter18 mphTop speed25 milesRange700WPeak powerSold out
H1Electric scooter20 mphTop speed13 miRangeSold out
M5Electric scooter20 mphTop speed12.5Range350WPeak powerSold outTheir first Nanrobot.
Speed-limited, foot-brake simple and built to be dropped. The K1 for ages five and up, the K2 with an adjustable stem that grows with them.
Ridden, on video.
Nanrobot's own ride videos, re-hosted here so they play instantly. Tap one to watch it full screen.
Fitted here, while you wait.
The riding accessories Nanrobot sells on its US store, at the same prices. Helmets, gloves, the electric scooter bag, the headlight and extender, phone holder, chain lock, crash pads and the thumb throttle.
Buy it here. Service it here.
The line is on the floor. Stand an N6 next to a D6+MAX and let your route decide.
Prices match Nanrobot's own US store; what you see is on the floor or ships from our warehouse.
One-year warranty handled in our shops, common parts on the shelf, a free simple inspection whenever you roll in.
Nanrobot, answered.
Which Nanrobot electric scooter is fastest?
The LS7+ 72V, rated 74.5 mph under optimal conditions with typical riding between 58 and 65 mph, from dual 3,000W motors on a 72V 35Ah Samsung pack. The N6 72V is next at 50 mph. Both are on the floor in our stores.
Which Nanrobot is best for commuting?
For most riders the G-series: the G3 at 28 mph, the G1 and G4 at 34 mph, the dual-motor G2 at 37 mph. If you carry it up stairs, the H1 at 27.5 lbs or the X8 with its removable battery. If your route is rough, step up to the D4+MAX or D6+MAX with hydraulic brakes and full suspension.
How far does a Nanrobot go on a charge?
From about 7 miles on the kids' K1 and K2 to 90 miles on the N6 72V, on Nanrobot's own ratings at a steady pace. Nanrobot also publishes the ridden-fast figure for the big machines, and we print both. Real range depends on rider weight, speed, hills and temperature.
Are Nanrobot electric scooters UL2272 certified?
The LS7+ 72V, N6 72V, C1 Pro and H1 carry UL2272 certification. Every Nanrobot we sell runs lithium packs built around Samsung or brand-name cells; our technicians check each one before it leaves the shop.
Do you sell official Nanrobot accessories?
Yes. The riding accessories Nanrobot sells on its US store are here at the same prices: helmets, gloves, the electric scooter bag, handlebar extender, LED headlight, phone holder, chain lock, crash pads and the thumb throttle. Our technicians fit them while you wait.
Can I see a Nanrobot in a shop before buying?
Yes. The Nanrobot line is on the floor in our stores. Walk in any day we are open; no appointment needed. Test rides are available on models designed for 20 mph or less; ask about availability for the faster ones. Models over 20 mph aren't sold or shipped to New York City addresses.
Does Wilson's service Nanrobot electric scooters?
Sold here, serviced here. Our technicians repair every Nanrobot model, keep the common parts on the shelf, and handle the one-year warranty claim for you.
One visit settles it.
Shops in New York, California and Florida, walk-ins welcome, the Nanrobot line on the floor.