Compare Hooga Daytona and Vmax VX2 Extreme GT Specs & Performance

The Hooga Daytona and Vmax VX2 Extreme GT cater to different segments of the electric scooter market, each offering unique features tailored to specific riding needs. Priced at $3695, the Daytona stands out with a powerful dual-motor setup that delivers a top speed of 70 MPH and a peak output of 10000W, making it ideal for off-road adventures. With a maximum range of 50 miles, it boasts a robust 72V battery and is built to handle steep inclines up to 45°. Weighing 152 lbs, it supports a weight limit of 380 lbs and features advanced suspension for a smooth ride on rugged terrain.

In contrast, the Vmax VX2 Extreme GT is an affordable option at $899, suitable for urban commuting with a top speed of 25 MPH from its rear motor, which peaks at 1600W. Its 48V battery provides a range of 43 miles, making it practical for shorter trips. Weighing just 46.95 lbs and accommodating up to 330 lbs, it features a hybrid terrain capability with pneumatic tires but lacks advanced suspension. Both models include essential safety features like lights and adjustable speed settings, but the Daytona offers more sophisticated options such as hydraulic brakes and adjustable suspension. For those seeking high performance and off-road capability, the Hooga Daytona is the clear choice, while the Vmax VX2 Extreme GT is perfect for budget-conscious riders focused on city commuting.