Compare Ausom L1 and Vmax VX2 Hub (18.2Ah) Specs & Performance

The Vmax VX2 Hub (18.2Ah) and the Ausom L1 are two impressive electric scooters that cater to different needs and budgets. Priced at $1329, the VX2 Hub offers a top speed of 33 MPH and a remarkable max range of 56 miles, making it ideal for longer commutes. In comparison, the L1 is more budget-friendly at $599, with a top speed of 28 MPH and a max range of 44 miles, suitable for shorter trips.

Both scooters feature rear motors, but the VX2 Hub boasts a powerful peak wattage of 1900W compared to the L1's 800W, allowing for better performance on inclines—19.3° for the VX2 Hub versus 25° for the L1. When it comes to weight, the VX2 Hub is slightly lighter at 57.1 lbs, while the L1 weighs 62 lbs, although both have a weight limit of 287 lbs.

In terms of ride quality, the VX2 Hub is equipped with front hydraulic and rear rubber suspension, providing a smoother ride on streets. The L1 features a front and rear spring suspension, making it versatile for hybrid terrain. Safety features are robust on both scooters, with the VX2 Hub having an IPX6 rating and advanced braking systems, while the L1 has an IP54 rating and includes self-healing tires.

Both models come with useful features like speed modes, cruise control, and app connectivity. The L1 also offers additional amenities like a seat add-on and adjustable suspension. Ultimately, if you prioritize speed and range, the Vmax VX2 Hub (18.2Ah) is a strong choice, while the Ausom L1 provides excellent value for those seeking a reliable scooter at a lower price.