Nanrobot· Electric scooter

M5

A sprung, height-adjustable seat, a rear basket, big 12” wheels and dual disc brakes — the M5 turns every quick trip into an easy one, from $299. Pick...

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20 mphTop speed
~12.5Range
350WPeak power
265 lbsMax load
Your M5
$349.00
$569.00Save $220
In stock at Wilson's
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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.
Sit down. Bring the groceries.

Nanrobot M5: the errand runner with a saddle

A sprung, height-adjustable seat, a rear basket, big 12” wheels and dual disc brakes — the M5 turns every quick trip into an easy one, from $299. Pick your battery: the M5 for around town, or the M5 PRO for twice the range and steeper hills.

$299
M5 — 36V 5.2Ah · ~12.5 mi · 10° climbs · Grey/Black/White/Blue
$349
M5 PRO — 48V 10.4Ah · ~25 mi · 20° climbs · Grey/Black
Build your M5
Nanrobot M5 seated electric scooter with basket, side view
Anatomy of an errand runner

Every part, labeled and earning its place

Nanrobot’s own cutaway says it best — saddle, basket, hook for your bag, folding buckle, fenders and 12” rubber, all on one small frame.

Labeled diagram of the Nanrobot M5 showing display, throttle, hook, basket, brakes, lights and 12-inch tires
Dual disc brake + EBS

Both wheels stop together

Discs front and rear engage at once, backed by electronic braking — shorter stops with no skid, which matters most with a basket full of eggs.

Nanrobot M5 side profile with both disc brakes highlighted
Powerful motor

Quiet power, two strengths

Brushless and near-silent: the M5’s 350W motor handles flat neighborhoods and 10° rises, while the PRO’s 750W pulls 20° hills without slowing to a walk.

Cutaway of the Nanrobot M5 rear hub motor with 350W/750W and climbing angles
12” pneumatic tires

Bigger wheels, calmer streets

12” air-filled tires roll over cracks and small potholes that jolt smaller wheels — the single biggest reason the M5 rides so smoothly.

Nanrobot M5 front 12-inch wheel with disc brake and headlight
Wide deck

Room for both feet, flat and low

The broad deck gives your feet a full, natural stance while you’re seated — a comfort detail most small machines skip.

Nanrobot M5 wide deck measured at 8.7 inches
Lighting system

A real headlamp, a bright warning behind

The classic round headlamp throws a wide beam for evening runs, and the rear brake light flares under the basket where drivers can’t miss it.

Nanrobot M5 headlight beam and rear brake light side by side
Suspension

Sprung at the fork, sprung under you

Twin front-fork springs soak up the road while the saddle’s own springs handle what gets through — and the seat post adjusts to your height.

Nanrobot M5 front fork springs and sprung height-adjustable saddle
Storage basket

The feature you’ll use every single day

The rear basket swallows a grocery run or a backpack, sitting low and centered so cargo never upsets the handling.

Close-up of the Nanrobot M5 rear storage basket and tail light
At the bars

Key in, twist, go

A voltage key lock guards against casual theft, the twist throttle meters power naturally, and the display, horn and light switch sit where your thumbs already are.

Labeled Nanrobot M5 handlebars with key lock, display, horn and twist throttle
Side by side

M5 or M5 PRO?

M5 — $299 M5 PRO — $349
Battery 36V 5.2Ah 48V 10.4Ah
Motor 350W 750W
Range ~12.5 miles ~25 miles
Climbing 10° 20°
Colors Grey, Black, White, Blue Grey, Black
Shared 20 mph · sprung saddle · basket · 12” tires · dual disc + EBS · key lock · 265 lb max load
Full specifications

Nanrobot M5 spec sheet

Motor 350W (M5) / 750W (M5 PRO), brushless
Top speed 20 mph
Battery 36V 5.2Ah (M5) / 48V 10.4Ah (M5 PRO), lithium
Range ~12.5 miles (M5) / ~25 miles (M5 PRO)
Charging time ~7 h
Brakes Dual disc + EBS
Suspension Sprung front fork; sprung, height-adjustable saddle
Tires 12” pneumatic, tubed
Climbing angle 10° (M5) / 20° (M5 PRO)
Max load 265 lbs
Net weight 56.66 lbs
Cargo Rear storage basket; bag hook on the stem
Security Voltage key lock
Lighting Headlight; taillight/brake light
Folding Folding stem buckle
Why buy it from Wilson’s

Try sitting down before you decide anything

Take a seat

The saddle changes the whole experience — thirty seconds on our floor tells you if the M5 is your machine.

Fitted and checked

Seat height set for you, brakes and tires checked by our technicians before it goes home.

Kept rolling

Simple, honest hardware means quick service — tires, brakes and diagnostics, any brand, any issue.

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Questions riders ask

Nanrobot M5 FAQ

What’s the difference between the M5 and M5 PRO?
Battery and motor. The $299 M5 runs 36V 5.2Ah with a 350W motor (~12.5 miles, 10° climbs); the $349 PRO doubles the battery to 48V 10.4Ah with a 750W motor (~25 miles, 20° climbs). Seat, basket, brakes and frame are identical.
How fast does it go?
20 mph on either build — brisk enough for errands, gentle enough for new and returning riders.
Is the seat comfortable for longer rides?
It’s a wide, sprung saddle on a height-adjustable post, layered on top of the sprung front fork — the most cushioned ride in our small-machine range.
How big is the basket?
Sized for a grocery run or a backpack, mounted low behind the seat so weight stays centered. There’s also a hook on the stem for a bag.
Which colors can I get?
The M5 comes in Grey, Black, White or Blue; the M5 PRO in Grey or Black.
Does it fold?
Yes — the stem folds at its buckle for trunks and storage. The seat post also drops down.
Can heavier riders use it?
It carries up to 265 lbs on either build.
How long does charging take?
About 7 hours — an overnight plug-in.
Is there anti-theft protection?
A voltage key lock — without the physical key, the M5 won’t power on.
Can I test ride one?
Please do — sitting down is the whole point: find your nearest Wilson’s shop.
Who services it?
Our technicians, in the shop — tires, brakes, diagnostics and everything else, any brand, any issue.

Nanrobot M5 — from $299

Four colors, two batteries, one very useful basket. Order above, or come take a seat at a Wilson’s shop near you.

Financing available · (516) 300-0944 · info@wilsonebikes.com

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