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Comparison Review: Hooga Daytona vs Segway Ninebot Max G2
Here's how the Hooga Daytona stacks up against the Segway Ninebot Max G2 — from speed and range to comfort and features.
The Segway Ninebot Max G2 and Hooga Daytona cater to distinct riding preferences and environments. The Ninebot Max G2, priced at $699.99, is ideal for urban commuting with a top speed of 22 MPH and a maximum range of 43 miles. It features a 450W nominal motor, capable of peaking at 1000W, and is equipped with a durable rear motor that handles inclines of up to 22°. Weighing 53.5 lbs, it supports riders up to 265 lbs and offers a comfortable ride on streets with its front hydraulic and rear spring suspension.
In contrast, the Hooga Daytona, released in 2025 and significantly pricier at $3695, is designed for off-road adventures. It boasts an impressive top speed of 70 MPH, powered by dual motors that peak at 10,000W and can tackle steep inclines of 45°. With a maximum range of 50 miles, it features a robust battery capacity of 2880 Wh. Weighing 152 lbs, it accommodates a weight limit of 380 lbs, ensuring stability on rugged terrains with its front and rear hydraulic suspension.
Both scooters offer essential features like speed modes, adjustable suspension, and safety lights, but the choice ultimately depends on your riding style and budget. If you're looking for an efficient city scooter, the Segway Ninebot Max G2 is a strong contender. For those seeking high-speed off-road performance, the Hooga Daytona is the superior option.
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