Nanrobot· Electric scooter

G4

Most e-scooters in this class run 10” wheels. The G4’s 12” × 3.0” tires roll over cracks and curbs the smaller wheels feel — with a 1200W motor,...

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1200WBrushless motor
34 mphMax speed
25–31 miRange
60V 20AhLithium battery
Your G4
$999.00
$1,399.00Save $400
In stock at Wilson's
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G4, as Nanrobot ships it.Checked, charged and set up by our technicians before it leaves the shop.

Free shipping, 3–7 days · or pick up at any of our six shops in New York and California.

WarrantyOne-year warranty, handled by Wilson'sServiced by our own technicians.Questions? Call (516) 300-0944
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Nanrobot G4 electric scooter, front three-quarter view
Big wheels, smooth miles

Nanrobot G4: the commuter with 12-inch tires

Most e-scooters in this class run 10” wheels. The G4’s 12” × 3.0” tires roll over cracks and curbs the smaller wheels feel — with a 1200W motor, dual hydraulic brakes and suspension at both ends behind them.

$999
Get the G4
1200W
Brushless motor
34 mph
Max speed
25–31 mi
Range
60V 20Ah
Lithium battery
Dual
Hydraulic brakes
265 lbs
Max load
The whole machine, labeled

Nanrobot’s own anatomy of the G4

Labeled diagram of the Nanrobot G4 showing display, headlight, folding joint, deck, fender and 12-inch wide tire
Labeled Nanrobot G4 cockpit with gear buttons, turn signals, horn, throttle and brakes
How fast can the G4 go?

34 mph from a 1200W rear motor

The single rear motor keeps the G4 simple, efficient and quick — enough to move with urban traffic and handle 15° inclines. One driven wheel also means gentler, more predictable power delivery for riders stepping up from a basic commuter.

Rated top speed is 34 mph; rider weight, terrain and battery level move the real number.
Cutaway of the Nanrobot G4 1200W rear hub motor
How far does it really go?

25–31 miles, charged by dinner

The 60V 20Ah lithium pack covers a cross-town round trip with room to spare, and Nanrobot publishes the range as an honest band — 25 to 31 miles — rather than a single best-case number. Charging takes just 5–6 hours, among the quickest in our lineup.

A typical 5–10 mile daily commute means plugging in about twice a week.
Nanrobot G4 battery glowing blue beneath the deck
Does it handle rough roads?

Suspension at both ends, air in both tires

Front and rear suspension work together with the 12” pneumatic tires to soak up potholes, expansion joints and gravel patches. Bigger wheels change the geometry of every bump — what a 10” wheel drops into, a 12” wheel rolls over.

The 3.0”-wide casing adds a broader contact patch for stability in turns.
Nanrobot G4 front and rear suspension springs up close
Why hydraulic brakes?

Stops that don’t fade

Dual hydraulic discs out-stop mechanical brakes on two counts: more clamping force with less lever effort, and better heat dissipation on long descents. At 34 mph, that difference is measured in feet you didn’t need.

Hydraulics also self-adjust as pads wear — less maintenance between visits.
Nanrobot G4 dual hydraulic disc brakes with both wheels glowing blue
Is it safe at night?

Lit at four points, signals built in

A high-lumen headlight leads, with handlebar, side and rear lights completing the picture. Built-in turn signals let you tell traffic where you’re going without taking a hand off the bars — a feature that matters more every time you ride in the dark.

Front, handlebar, side and rear lighting, plus turn signals, all standard.
Nanrobot G4 headlight beam cutting through the dark
Will the frame last?

Aluminum built for daily duty — and it folds

The aerospace-grade aluminum frame carries up to 265 lbs and shrugs off the impacts of daily urban riding. At 63.93 lbs with a folding stem, the G4 is also one of the easiest machines in our range to live with — trunks, closets, office corners.

63.93 lbs net weight — the lightest Nanrobot we’ve added so far.
Nanrobot G4 frame outlined in light against a dark background
Full specifications

Nanrobot G4 spec sheet

Motor 1200W brushless rear hub motor
Top speed 34 mph
Battery 60V 20Ah lithium
Range 25–31 miles per charge
Charging time 5–6 h
Brakes Dual hydraulic discs
Suspension Front and rear
Tires 12” × 3.0” pneumatic
Climbing angle 15°
Max load 265 lbs
Net weight 63.93 lbs
Lighting Front, handlebar, side and rear; built-in turn signals
Water rating IP54
Folding Folding stem for transport and storage
In the box G4, charger
Why buy it from Wilson’s

Commuters need their ride running every day

Feel the 12” difference

Big wheels are something you notice in the first block, not on a spec sheet. Come ride the G4 at any of our shops.

Ready on day one

Our technicians check brakes, tire pressure and lights on every e-scooter before it goes home with you.

Kept rolling

When your commute depends on it, quick turnaround matters — our technicians handle tires, brakes and diagnostics in the shop.

Find your nearest Wilson’s shop
Questions riders ask

Nanrobot G4 FAQ

How fast is the Nanrobot G4?
Rated at 34 mph from its 1200W rear motor. Rider weight, hills and battery level affect what you’ll actually see on the display.
What range will I get per charge?
Nanrobot rates it at 25–31 miles depending on speed, weight and terrain. Ridden gently, expect the top of that band; ridden hard, the bottom.
Why do the 12-inch tires matter?
Diameter changes how a wheel meets an obstacle — a 12” wheel rolls over cracks and small curbs that a 10” wheel drops into. Combined with the 3”-wide casing, the G4 rides noticeably smoother and more stable than smaller-wheeled machines.
Is one motor enough?
For commuting, yes — 1200W covers 34 mph and 15° inclines, with smoother, more predictable delivery than dual-motor machines. If your route has serious hills, look at the dual-motor D4+MAX or D6+MAX instead.
How long does it take to charge?
5–6 hours from empty — one of the quickest charge times in our range. Plug in after work and it’s ready by dinner.
How heavy is it?
63.93 lbs — the lightest Nanrobot we carry, and it folds for trunks, closets and elevators.
Does it have turn signals?
Yes — built into the lighting system alongside the headlight, handlebar, side and rear lights, so you can signal without letting go of the bars.
Is it water resistant?
IP54 rated — light rain and damp roads are fine; standing water and pressure washing are not. And never charge a wet or swollen battery — bring it straight in to us.
What’s the weight limit?
265 lbs, on an aerospace-grade aluminum frame built for daily commuting.
Can I test ride one first?
Of course — that’s what our shops are for. Come feel how differently 12” wheels ride: find your nearest location.
Who services it?
Our technicians, in the shop — tires, brakes, diagnostics and everything else, any brand, any issue.

Nanrobot G4 — $999

Order above, or come ride the big wheels first at a Wilson’s shop near you.

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