Performance

1. 2000W MOTOR POWER

2000W Motor

The powerful 2000W motor delivers strong acceleration and responsive performance for more demanding rides. High power output provides confident climbing capability and consistent performance across changing terrain.

2. 75KM LONG RANGE

Up to 75 km Range

The high-capacity battery provides a maximum range of up to 75 km under suitable riding conditions. Extended endurance makes the G4 well suited for longer journeys, daily travel and recreational exploration.

3. 70KM/H PERFORMANCE

Up to 70 km/h

The KuKirin G4 reaches a maximum speed of up to 70 km/h, combining high motor output with responsive acceleration. Multiple riding modes allow riders to balance speed, power and range across different riding conditions.

4. ALL-TERRAIN RIDE CONTROL

Stable & Confident Riding

The G4 is designed to provide stable handling and confident control across urban roads and more demanding terrain. Its large tyres and suspension system help absorb uneven surfaces for a smoother and more controlled riding experience.

KuKirin G4 FAQs

1. What makes the KuKirin G4 different from other KuKirin scooters?

The G4 is built around a powerful 2000W single-motor system, giving it a distinctive position between conventional single-motor scooters and dual-motor performance models. It combines strong power with up to 75 km claimed range and 70 km/h maximum speed.

2. Who is the KuKirin G4 designed for?

The G4 is aimed at riders who want high single-motor performance, long-distance capability and an all-terrain-oriented riding setup. It is particularly relevant for experienced riders who want substantial power without moving to a dual-motor configuration.

3. Why does the G4 use a 2000W single motor instead of dual motors?

The 2000W single-motor configuration allows the G4 to deliver strong acceleration and climbing performance while retaining a simpler drivetrain than a dual-motor scooter. This gives the G4 its own performance character within the KuKirin range.

4. G4 or G4 Ultra – what is the difference?

The G4 uses a 2000W single motor, while the G4 Ultra uses dual 1000W motors for all-wheel-drive traction. The G4 Ultra also introduces features such as a 60V 20Ah battery, 5A fast charging and multiple performance modes, while the G4 remains focused on powerful single-motor riding.

5. Is the KuKirin G4 suitable for long-distance riding?

With a claimed maximum range of up to 75 km, the G4 is designed for more than short urban journeys. Actual riding distance will depend on speed, rider weight, terrain, temperature, acceleration and other riding conditions.

6. How does high-speed riding affect the G4's range?

Sustained higher speeds require considerably more energy and can reduce the distance available from a single charge. Riders looking to maximise range should use smoother acceleration and moderate speeds, particularly on longer journeys.

7. Can the KuKirin G4 handle steep hills?

The 2000W motor provides substantial power for climbing and demanding routes compared with lower-powered commuter scooters. Actual climbing performance varies with gradient, rider weight, battery level and surface conditions.

8. Is the KuKirin G4 suitable for rough terrain?

The G4 is designed with larger tyres and a suspension system to provide greater stability and comfort across uneven surfaces. Its high-power setup makes it suitable for riders who want to explore beyond smooth urban roads.

9. G4 or G3 Pro – which type of rider is each designed for?

The G4 is centred around a high-output 2000W single motor, while the G3 Pro uses dual 1200W motors for stronger dual-wheel traction and acceleration. The G4 suits riders who prefer powerful single-motor performance, while the G3 Pro is more focused on dual-motor capability.

10. Why choose the KuKirin G4?

The G4 stands out for combining 2000W single-motor power, up to 75 km claimed range and high-performance riding capability in one platform. It is particularly suited to riders who want a powerful long-range scooter but do not specifically need a dual-motor drivetrain.