Lightweight city electric scooter, 65 km – KuKirin G2 Pro 20 km/h
KuKirin G2 Pro 20 km/h electric scooter: 22.3 kg, 500 W motor, 749 Wh battery and up to 65 km. Dual disc brakes with motor cut-off.
The KuKirin G2 Pro 20 km/h electric scooter is the most relaxed city companion in the G2 family: light at 22.3 kg, with a 500 W motor and a 749 Wh battery for up to 65 km at 20 km/h.
Up to 65 km of range
A 48 V, 15.6 Ah battery: charge once and ride all week.
Light and foldable
22.3 kg and a folding frame: easy to take on public transport, in the car or up to your flat.
Braking with motor cut-off
Dual disc brakes that cut motor power as you brake for safe stops.
Wide 9 × 3" tyres
Extra stability and comfort on any city surface.
Key specifications
| Motor | 500 W |
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| Battery | 48 V · 15.6 Ah (749 Wh) |
| Range | Up to 65 km |
| Top speed | 20 km/h |
| Weight | 22.3 kg |
| Tyres | 9 × 3" wide |
| Brakes | Front and rear disc with motor cut-off |
| Water resistance | IP54 |
| Max. load | 120 kg |
| Charging time | 7–8 h |
| Foldable | Yes |
Looking for something different? Take a look at the KuKirin G2 Pro 25 km/h and the KuKirin G2 25 km/h.
Frequently asked questions
How fast is the KuKirin G2 Pro 20 km/h?
It is limited to 20 km/h.
What is the range of the KuKirin G2 Pro 20 km/h?
Up to 65 km with its 749 Wh battery.
How much does the KuKirin G2 Pro 20 km/h weigh?
22.3 kg.
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Claimed range (km)65
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Rated motor power (W)500
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Battery capacity (Wh)749
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Maximum assisted speed (km/h)20
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Weight (kg)22.3
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Maximum load (kg)120
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Wheel size9*3"
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FoldableYes
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Compliance and legal useLimited to 20 km/h
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BrandKuKirin
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Product typeElectric scooter
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Charging time7H~8H
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Ingress protection ratingIP54
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