Electric scooter (adult)

NIU 300P Electric Scooter

The NIU 300P Electric Scooter lists a 900W motor, 20 mph, 30 miles of claimed range at $749. Our physics estimate for a 180 lb rider at 15 mph on flat ground is about 24.139 miles per charge. The listing does not state a max load, so confirm it before a heavier rider buys. Its 900W motor holds about 12.8 mph on a 10 percent grade with a 180 lb rider.

NIU 300P Electric Scooter specifications

TypeElectric scooter (adult)
BrandNIU
Price at last check$749
Motor (rated)900W
Top speed20 mph
Claimed range30 miles
Stated climb grade20%

Parsed from the Amazon listing's own title and feature bullets. Not stated on the listing: max load; check before you buy.

How far will the NIU 300P Electric Scooter really go?

Real range from an estimated 486 Wh (the claimed range at our catalog median of 16.2 Wh per claimed mile), on flat ground in warm weather, by rider weight and cruising speed. Same physics as the range calculator.

Rider10 mph15 mph20 mph
150 lb39.163 mi25.641 mi17.328 mi
200 lb33.854 mi23.237 mi16.126 mi
250 lb29.848 mi21.234 mi15.224 mi

Will the NIU 300P Electric Scooter go up a hill?

Speed held on rated power (900W) with a 180 lb rider. Below about 6 mph expect to kick-assist; below 3 mph it will not reliably make the hill. Check your own hill in the hill climb calculator.

GradeSpeed held
5% (2.9 degrees)18.2 mph
10% (5.7 degrees)12.8 mph
15% (8.5 degrees)9.4 mph

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Questions riders ask

How far does the NIU 300P Electric Scooter go on a charge?

The listing claims 30 miles. Claims assume a 165 lb rider at eco speed on flat ground. Our physics estimate for a 180 lb rider cruising at 15 mph is about 24.139 miles; cold weather takes another 10 to 30 percent and hills more. Run your own numbers in the range calculator.

What is the weight limit of the NIU 300P Electric Scooter?

The listing we read does not state a max load. Ask the seller or check the manual before buying for a heavier rider; common ratings are 220, 265 and 300 lb for adult scooters and 110 to 176 lb for kids models.

Can the NIU 300P Electric Scooter climb hills?

With its 900W rated motor and a 180 lb rider, physics puts it at about 18.2 mph on a 5 percent grade, 12.8 mph on 10 percent and 9.4 mph on 15 percent. Short hills can borrow peak power; long ones cannot. The hill climb calculator takes your exact grade and weight.

What helmet should I wear with the NIU 300P Electric Scooter?

A CPSC-certified bike helmet at minimum; for commuting, one with built-in lights and MIPS is worth the extra. Size it by head circumference with the helmet size calculator.

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.