Nanrobot· Electric scooter

G1

A 1000W motor with 1,600W of peak punch, a quad-spring hydraulic fork, 10” off-road tires and up to 37 miles of range — the G1 covers the whole...

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34 mphMax speed
25–37 miRange
1,600WPeak power
265 lbsMax load
Your G1
$719.00
$1,099.00Save $380
In stock at Wilson's
One build
G1, 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
Ride it firstOn the demo fleet at every shop.Walk in, no appointment needed.
Serviced hereOur own technicians, parts on the shelf.Any brand, any issue.
The $719 answer

Nanrobot G1: every commuter question, answered well

A 1000W motor with 1,600W of peak punch, a quad-spring hydraulic fork, 10” off-road tires and up to 37 miles of range — the G1 covers the whole checklist at a price that ends the search.

34 mph
Max speed
25–37 mi
Range
1,600W
Peak power
265 lbs
Max load
$719
Get the G1
Nanrobot G1 electric scooter in green, front three-quarter view
The whole machine, labeled

Nanrobot’s own anatomy of the G1

Labeled diagram of the Nanrobot G1 showing handle grip, folding joint, headlight, deck, kickstand and 10-inch off-road tires
Labeled Nanrobot G1 cockpit with gear buttons, signals, horn, twist throttle and turn signal lights
Nanrobot G1 display readouts explained, from gear mode and battery to trip data
Q1HOW MUCH POWER DOES IT HAVE?

1000W rated, 1,600W when you ask for it

The rear hub motor cruises on 1000W and surges to 1,600W peak for pull-away and passing. That’s real acceleration for city riding — delivered through one wheel, so the power stays smooth and predictable.

1000W
Rated
1,600W
Peak
34 mph
Top speed
Nanrobot G1 rear wheel and motor glowing blue
Q2HOW LONG DOES THE BATTERY LAST?

25–37 miles, protected the whole way

The 48V 20.8Ah pack is the largest battery at this price in our range, rated for 25–37 miles depending on how you ride. Built-in circuit protection watches over charging and discharge; a full charge takes 7–9 hours.

Top-down Nanrobot G1 with its 48V 20.8Ah battery glowing beneath the deck
Q3WHAT ABOUT THE SUSPENSION?

Four springs up front, a shock out back

The front fork is a heavy-duty dual-hydraulic unit carrying a quad-spring system — four springs sharing every impact — while a single rear shock keeps the tail planted. It’s an unusually serious setup for a commuter at this price.

Nanrobot G1 rear shock and quad-spring front fork highlighted in blue
Q4HOW DOES IT STOP?

Two discs, millisecond response

Front and rear disc brakes bite the moment you touch the levers and keep their feel in the wet. At 34 mph, response time is the safety feature that counts.

Nanrobot G1 side view with both disc-brake wheels glowing
Q5CAN IT LEAVE THE PAVEMENT?

Deep-groove 10” tires say yes

The pneumatic off-road tires run an anti-skid tread that grips gravel, packed dirt and sandy paths as confidently as asphalt. Park cut-throughs and rough shoulders stop being detours.

Nanrobot G1 front off-road tire biting into a dirt trail
Q6WILL IT FIT ME — AND MY TRUNK?

Three bar heights, one easy fold

The handlebar adjusts across three levels so different riders share one machine comfortably, and the stem folds down for trunks and closets. A high-lumen LED headlight, rear brake light and dual turn signals handle the dark; at 67.46 lbs it stays manageable.

3
Bar heights
67.46
Lbs
Signals
Built in
Nanrobot G1 adjustable stem shown at its three heights
Full specifications

Nanrobot G1 spec sheet

Motor 1000W brushless rear hub motor (1,600W peak)
Top speed 34 mph
Battery 48V 20.8Ah lithium with circuit protection
Range 25–37 miles per charge
Charging time 7–9 h
Brakes Dual disc, front and rear
Suspension Dual-hydraulic front fork with quad-spring system; rear shock absorber
Tires 10” off-road pneumatic, deep-groove tread
Climbing angle 15°
Max load 265 lbs
Net weight 67.46 lbs
Handlebar 3-level height adjustable
Lighting High-lumen LED headlight, handlebar light, rear brake light, dual turn signals
Water rating IP54
Folding Folding stem for transport and storage
Why buy it from Wilson’s

Budget ride, full-service backing

Ride before you decide

Feel the quad-spring fork work over real pavement — walk into any of our shops and take a G1 out.

Fitted to you

Our technicians set the bar height, tire pressure and brake feel for your build before it leaves the shop.

Serviced for years

Tires, brakes, diagnostics — we keep what we sell on the road, any brand, any issue.

Find your nearest Wilson’s shop
Questions riders ask

Nanrobot G1 FAQ

How fast is the Nanrobot G1?
34 mph, driven by a 1000W-rated rear motor that peaks at 1,600W for acceleration. Rider weight and terrain move the real-world number.
What range should I plan on?
Nanrobot rates it 25–37 miles per charge — gentle riding lands near the top, fast riding near the bottom. For most commutes that’s several days between plug-ins.
What makes the front suspension special?
It’s a dual-hydraulic fork carrying four springs — a setup normally seen on pricier machines — paired with a single rear shock. Bumps get shared across all that hardware before they reach you.
Can it handle gravel and dirt?
Yes — the 10” pneumatic tires run a deep-groove anti-skid tread that grips loose surfaces well. Keep in mind the 15° climb rating: for steep hills, step up to the G4 or a dual-motor model.
Is the handlebar adjustable?
Yes — three height levels, so riders of different heights can share one G1 comfortably.
Does it have turn signals?
Yes — dual turn signals, plus a high-lumen LED headlight and a rear brake light.
How long does charging take?
7–9 hours from empty — an overnight charge covers it.
How heavy is it?
67.46 lbs, with a folding stem — easy to roll, manageable to lift into a trunk.
Is it water resistant?
IP54 rated — fine in light rain and damp roads, not for standing water. And never charge a wet or swollen battery — bring it straight in to us.
Can I test ride one?
Absolutely — come feel what $719 buys these days: find your nearest Wilson’s shop.
Who services it after I buy?
Our technicians, in the shop — tires, brakes, diagnostics and everything else, any brand, any issue.

Nanrobot G1 — $719

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

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