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KuKirin G2 Max Electric Scooter Canada

Canadian riders who want a seated 1000W scooter for private land

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Product Overview

The KuKirin G2 Max combines a 1000W rear motor with a 48V 20.8Ah battery and a supplied seat. It is the single-motor option to consider when riding position and battery capacity matter more than adding a second motor. An adjustable stem, pneumatic tires and suspension give it a different ownership profile from a small carry-on scooter.

Street Rides is an authorized KuKirin dealer and ships the G2 Max across Canada for private land, cottages, and permitted trails.

Key Features & Benefits
  • 1000W rear motor
  • 48V 20.8Ah (about 1,000 Wh)
  • 10-inch pneumatic tires
  • Front and rear disc brakes
  • Front and rear spring suspension
  • Seated or standing riding with a larger single-motor battery
Specifications
  • Motor: 1000W rear motor
  • Battery: 48V 20.8Ah (about 1,000 Wh)
  • Maximum stated range: Up to about 69 km (43 miles)
  • Maximum stated speed: Up to about 55 km/h (34 mph), for off-road use
  • Tires: 10-inch pneumatic tires
  • Brakes: Front and rear disc brakes
  • Suspension: Front and rear spring suspension
  • Product weight: 31 kg
  • Maximum payload: 120 kg
  • Dimensions: 1260 x 605 x 1300 mm; folded 1260 x 605 x 580 mm
  • Charging: About 10 hours
  • Ingress rating: IP54; not waterproof
Performance & Power

The KuKirin G2 Max uses one 1000W rear motor. Top speed is up to about 55 km/h, and it climbs slopes up to 22 degrees. One motor keeps the price lower than dual-motor models like the G2 Ultra.

That power suits open private land, farm lanes, and cottage roads. Start in a low riding mode, especially when seated. Leave plenty of room to stop at higher speeds.

Battery & Range

The G2 Max runs on a 48V 20.8Ah lithium battery, about 1,000 Wh. Range is rated up to 69 km (43 miles) in ideal conditions. A full charge takes about 10 hours.

Hills, rider weight, wind, and cold weather all cut real range. Plan trips at about two-thirds of the rated range. Charge and store the battery indoors in winter.

Safety Features

The G2 Max stops with front and rear disc brakes. Front and rear spring suspension and 10-inch pneumatic tires help on rough ground. Front and rear lights help others see you.

The IP54 rating means light splash and dust protection, not waterproofing. Avoid rain, puddles, ice, and snow. Check tire pressure, brakes, and the folding latch before every ride, and always wear a helmet.

Pros & Cons (Honest Verdict)

Pros: a seat comes included, a large 48V 20.8Ah battery, full spring suspension, and front and rear disc brakes. It costs less than dual-motor KuKirin models.

Cons: at 31 kg, it is heavy to lift and carry. It is not legal for public roads in most of Canada. A full charge takes about 10 hours.

Verdict: a strong seated scooter for private land and long recreational rides.

Should You Buy It?

Buy the G2 Max if you want a seated scooter for private land, farms, or cottage roads. It carries riders up to 120 kg and folds for storage.

Skip it if you need a scooter for city streets or transit. A lighter, pilot-compliant scooter suits city riding better. Check the current Canadian price above before ordering.

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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 KuKirin G2 Max combines a 1000W rear motor with a 48V 20.8Ah battery and a supplied seat. It is the single-motor option to consider when riding position and battery capacity matter more than adding a second motor. An adjustable stem, pneumatic tires and suspension give it a different ownership profile from a small carry-on scooter.

Compare the six KuKirin scooters

Start with the differences that affect ownership. G2 is the lightest; G2 Max includes a seat; G3 Pro adds hydraulic brakes.
G2 Ultra offers lower-priced dual drive, G2 Master adds a 52V pack, and G4 has the largest wheels.
Canadian configurations: power, battery, tires and carrying weight
Product Rated motor power Battery Tires Weight and payload Brakes
KuKirin G2 Electric Scooter Canada Choose G2 when purchase price and lower weight matter more than dual-motor acceleration. It retains suspension and disc brakes without the heavier batteries of the larger models. 800W rear motor 48V 15Ah (720Wh) 10-inch tubeless tires 26 kg; 120 kg payload Front and rear disc brakes with power cut-off
KuKirin G2 Max Electric Scooter Canada The G2 Max suits riders who want a seat and a large battery without paying for dual motors. It weighs 31 kg with the seat kit. 1000W rear motor 48V 20.8Ah (about 1,000 Wh) 10-inch pneumatic tires 31 kg; 120 kg payload Front and rear disc brakes
KuKirin G2 Master Electric Scooter Canada G2 Master fits riders prioritising dual drive and a 52V pack. Compare its 33 kg weight and disc brakes with the heavier G3 Pro before paying for additional output. dual 1000W motors 52V 20.8Ah (about 1,082 Wh) 10-inch tubeless tires 33 kg; 120 kg payload Front and rear disc brakes
KuKirin G3 Pro Electric Scooter Canada G3 Pro stands out for hydraulic brakes, a removable battery and the highest listed payload here. Its 39.6 kg weight is a meaningful trade-off. dual 1200W motors 52V 23Ah (1196Wh) 10-inch pneumatic tires 39.6 kg; 150 kg payload Front and rear hydraulic disc brakes
KuKirin G4 Electric Scooter Canada Pick G4 for its 11-inch wheels and 60V single-motor arrangement. Riders comparing dual drive should look at G2 Master, while those seeking hydraulic brakes should compare G3 Pro. 2000W rear motor 60V 20Ah (1200Wh) 11-inch tubeless tires 41.5 kg; 120 kg payload Front and rear cable-operated disc brakes
KuKirin G2 Ultra Electric Scooter Canada G2 Ultra suits a buyer seeking dual drive with a lower price and weight than G2 Master. Its 864Wh battery is smaller, so compare range reserve alongside acceleration. dual 800W motors (1600W total) 48V 18Ah (864Wh) 10-inch tubeless tires 30 kg; 120 kg payload Front and rear disc brakes with electronic braking

What to compare

Compare motor layout, battery capacity, brakes, tires and carrying weight to find a scooter that suits your route. Weight is manufacturer-stated. Battery energy is calculated from the listed voltage and capacity.

Before you choose

Prices and availability can change. Hills, temperature, rider weight and riding mode affect speed and range. Street Rides has not independently ride-tested these models.

FAQ

Choosing your G2 Max

Canadian orders and ownership

KuKirin G2 Max side view with supplied seat

StreetRides Expert Video Takeaway

KuKirin G2 Max product video

Video published by Kukirin Official. This is a manufacturer product presentation, not a Street Rides test.

Use the footage to inspect the scooter layout and riding format. Overseas footage can show different revisions or accessories. The Canadian configuration, included items and use guidance on this page apply to this listing.