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INOKIM OXO 60V 26Ah Dual-Motor Electric Scooter

Experienced riders with secure ground-level storage.

Product Overview

The OXO is designed for performance riding with dual motors and a large battery. Speed, range, weight, and warranty should be matched to the current market configuration supplied.

Key Features & Benefits

Motors: dual 1000W gearless rated; dual 1300W peak

Battery: 60V 26Ah LG lithium

Range: 100 km at full speed; up to 110 km in Eco mode

Tires: CST 10 x 2.5 front; CST 10 x 2.0 rear

Brakes: front and rear hydraulic disc

INOKIM's distributor confirmed a two-year warranty and warranty spare parts at no charge during the warranty period. Confirm the service diagnosis and freight process before purchase.

Specifications

Motors: dual 1000W gearless rated; dual 1300W peak

Battery: 60V 26Ah LG lithium

Dealer-listed speed: 25 km/h

Range: 100 km at full speed; up to 110 km in Eco mode

Weight: 33 kg

Tires: CST 10 x 2.5 front; CST 10 x 2.0 rear

Brakes: front and rear hydraulic disc

Charge time: 13.5 hours

Maximum load: 120 kg

Performance & Power

Motors: dual 1000W gearless rated; dual 1300W peak

The dealer-listed speed is 25 km/h. Smooth control and local rules matter more than a peak figure.

Battery & Range

Battery: 60V 26Ah LG lithium

Range: 100 km at full speed; up to 110 km in Eco mode

Range figures come from 75 kg rider, 25 C, level-road tests. Canadian weather and real routes can reduce distance.

Safety Features

Brakes: front and rear hydraulic disc

Inspect brake response and tire condition before riding. Reduce speed before turns and leave extra space on wet, dusty, or uneven pavement.

Local e-scooter rules determine permitted routes, equipment, and speed limits.

Pros & Cons (Honest Verdict)

The INOKIM OXO is the largest dealer-listed configuration in this set. Two 1000W gearless motors, a 60V 26Ah LG battery, hydraulic disc brakes, and a 33 kg carry weight make it a substantial scooter for experienced riders with ground-level storage.

The dealer sheet lists 100 km at full speed and up to 110 km in Eco mode under a 75 kg rider at 25 C on level ground. Use it as a controlled reference. Long Canadian rides should leave a meaningful buffer for cold, hills, wind, cargo, and repeated acceleration.

At 33 kg, the OXO folds but remains a heavy vehicle to move. It is a poor fit for daily stair carrying. A secure garage, shed, or other ground-level location should be decided before choosing this model.

The dealer-listed speed is 25 km/h. Local public-use rules can be more restrictive.

Should You Buy It?

Experienced riders with secure ground-level storage.

At 33 kg, the OXO folds but remains a heavy vehicle to move. It is a poor fit for daily stair carrying. A secure garage, shed, or other ground-level location should be decided before choosing this model.

Choose a lighter model when regular stair carrying or transit transfers are part of the trip.

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Quick take

A short read before the full Street Rides review. Treat speed and range details as manufacturer claims unless Street Rides says otherwise.

  • The INOKIM OXO is a dual-motor performance scooter. The current official reference lists a 57.6V 26Ah battery, dual 1000W motors, and approximately 68 miles maximum range; confirm the Canadian version.

INOKIM OXO vs High-Output Dual-Motor Scooters

The OXO is the controlled-speed, long-range option in this comparison. The J30 Max and H9 promise much higher output, but they also bring more weight, longer charging considerations, and a bigger gap between off-road capability and ordinary public-road use.
Choose OXO when battery reserve, secure storage, and a controlled dealer-listed speed matter more than maximum output. Choose J30 Max or H9 when private-property performance is the priority and you can handle their substantially higher weight and speed claims.
Compare the INOKIM OXO, Freeboy J30 Max, and Freeboy H9 for battery reserve, dual-motor output, charging, storage, and route planning.
Product Battery and route reserve Motor and speed Braking and tires Weight and charging Best buyer fit
INOKIM OXO 60V 26Ah Dual-Motor Electric Scooter The long-range dual-motor platform for riders who can store and charge a 33 kg scooter securely. 60 V 26 Ah LG; 100 km full-speed and up to 110 km Eco dealer claims Controlled-condition references; leave buffer for cold, hills, wind, cargo, and acceleration. Dual 1,000 W rated motors; dual 1,300 W peak; 25 km/h dealer-listed speed Output requires deliberate throttle and braking habits. 10-inch CST tyres; front and rear hydraulic discs A road-oriented hardware configuration in the dealer record. 33 kg; 13.5-hour charge; 120 kg maximum load Folding does not make it suitable for daily stair carrying. Experienced rider with secure ground-level storage High battery reserve comes with a serious ownership commitment.
Freeboy J30 Max Dual-Motor Electric Scooter A much higher-output, heavier off-road platform than OXO. 60 V 38 Ah; 90 to 100 km dealer maximum claim Maximum figures are not expected daily results. Dual 3,000 W motors; 80 to 85 km/h claim This is a controlled permitted-terrain vehicle, not a public-road commuter. 11-inch off-road vacuum tyres; disc brakes Large off-road format requires route and pre-ride checks. 45 kg net; 55 kg vehicle; 200 kg load Storage, handling, and transport dominate ownership. Extreme off-road output and payload Choose only with permitted land, transport, and safety planning.
Freeboy H9 Dual-Motor Electric Scooter A high-output off-road alternative with less battery than J30 but the same major legal and transport concerns. 60 V 30 Ah; 80 to 90 km dealer maximum claim Temperature, surface, speed, rider mass, and acceleration reduce range. Dual 3,000 W motors; 80 km/h claim Confirm classification, insurance, and permitted property before use. 11-inch off-road vacuum tyres; double disc brakes; IPX5 Inspect tyres, brakes, steering, suspension, and fasteners before every ride. 40 kg net; 45 kg vehicle; 200 kg load Still a ground-level-storage vehicle. High-output private-property use Not an ordinary Canadian road scooter.

How this comparison was built

Street Rides compared current product and dealer records, recurring buyer questions, customer conversations, and input from experienced technicians. Motor output, speed, and range are dealer-listed claims measured under stated or implied conditions. They do not establish public-road eligibility. Confirm local rules, insurance, equipment, and route permissions before riding.

Source notes

The OXO record used here is the live INOKIM OXO 60V 26Ah Dual-Motor Electric Scooter listing. Exact battery chemistry, speed setting, warranty, delivery, and legal requirements should be confirmed on the current listing.

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StreetRides Expert Video Takeaway

INOKIM OXO Review: Dual-Motor Scooter Braking, Suspension and Ride Test

This specialist INOKIM OXO review from Freshly Charged is a strong exact-model match. The 13-minute video includes real riding, acceleration, speed testing, braking and suspension discussion, then explains the quirks that buyers should understand before choosing a large dual-motor scooter.

The current Street Rides listing identifies the OXO with dual 1000 W gearless motors, a 60 V/26 Ah LG battery, hydraulic disc brakes, 10-inch tires, approximately 33 kg weight and a 120 kg listed load. The video reviews the matching OXO platform, but model-year and market configurations can differ, so confirm the battery, controller, speed setting, warranty and supplied equipment for the Canadian unit.

The main buyer question is control, not just output. Dual motors and hydraulic braking can make the OXO capable and composed when used carefully, while the review’s discussion of quirks helps balance the performance appeal. At roughly 33 kg, it folds but is not a realistic daily stair-carry scooter; ground-level storage and a transport plan should come first.

For Canadian riding, treat the dealer’s range figures as controlled-condition estimates. Cold temperatures, hills, wind, rider mass, cargo, tire pressure, acceleration and riding mode affect practical distance. The video is older than the current listing, so do not assume every specification or firmware setting is unchanged. Check provincial and municipal rules before public-road or pathway use.

Our view: this is the most useful video in this group for a serious OXO buyer because it shows more than a product walk-around. Watch the braking, suspension, acceleration and ride sections, then confirm the exact Canadian configuration, storage, service path, protective equipment and permitted riding setting before ordering.