Compare NIU KQi3 Pro and Vmax VX2 Hub (18.2Ah) Specs & Performance

The Vmax VX2 Hub (18.2Ah) and the NIU KQi3 Pro cater to different rider needs and preferences, making them unique choices in the electric scooter market. The Vmax VX2 Hub stands out with its powerful 500W nominal motor that peaks at 1900W, capable of reaching a top speed of 33 MPH. It also boasts an impressive maximum range of 56 miles, making it suitable for longer commutes. Weighing 57.1 lbs with a weight limit of 287 lbs, this scooter features a robust suspension system, ideal for various street terrains.

In contrast, the NIU KQi3 Pro offers a more moderate performance with a nominal motor of 350W that peaks at 700W and a top speed of 20 MPH. Its range of 31 miles is sufficient for shorter urban trips. At 44.8 lbs and a weight limit of 265 lbs, it's lighter and easier to handle. The KQi3 Pro includes features such as over-the-air firmware updates, enhancing its usability but lacks the advanced suspension system found in the Vmax.

Both scooters come with essential safety features, such as disc brakes and lights, and offer app connectivity and cruise control. Ultimately, the choice between the Vmax VX2 Hub (18.2Ah) and the NIU KQi3 Pro will depend on your specific needs, such as speed, range, and terrain. For longer distances and higher speeds, the Vmax is a clear winner, while the KQi3 Pro is ideal for lightweight, urban commuting.