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Hill climbing by motor size
On a 10 percent grade with a 180 lb rider, rated power holds about 5.5 mph at 350W, 7.5 mph at 500W and 14 mph at 1000W. Short hills can borrow peak power; long ones cannot.
250W electric scooter on hillsabout 3.9 mph on a 10% grade300W electric scooter on hillsabout 4.7 mph on a 10% grade350W electric scooter on hillsabout 5.4 mph on a 10% grade500W electric scooter on hillsabout 7.6 mph on a 10% grade700W electric scooter on hillsabout 10.3 mph on a 10% grade800W electric scooter on hillsabout 11.5 mph on a 10% grade1000W electric scooter on hillsabout 13.9 mph on a 10% grade1200W electric scooter on hillsabout 16.1 mph on a 10% grade2000W electric scooter on hillsabout 23.1 mph on a 10% grade
Hill-capable scooters
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Wear a helmet every ride, and check your state and city rules on age, speed and where scooters may ride. This page is researched guidance, not professional, legal or medical advice. Specifications come from each product listing and can change; confirm on the listing before you buy.