Looking for an electric scooter for sale in the UK? Compare isinwheel e-scooters by motor power, range, comfort and riding style — from lightweight foldable models to long-range and off-road options.
Current range starts from
£198.99 *price may vary by model and promotion
Electric scooter prices in the UK vary according to motor power, battery capacity, range, suspension and overall build quality. Compact models generally suit buyers looking for a simpler, more portable option, while long-range and off-road scooters often include larger batteries, more capable suspension or wider tyres.
Higher motor output and larger battery capacity usually increase the price, while helping provide stronger acceleration, hill-climbing capability and longer range.
Frame construction, wheel size, tyres and overall materials all affect durability, portability and riding feel.
Suspension, braking systems, lighting, app functions and water-resistance features can add comfort, control and convenience.
When comparing electric scooter prices, consider after-sales service, warranty coverage and parts support as well as the initial purchase price.
A good electric scooter is not simply the most powerful option. Choose the model that best matches your preferred terrain, distance, storage needs and rider profile.
Compact, foldable options designed for convenient storage, transport and everyday use.
Explore Everyday Models → Power & ComfortHigher-power models with larger tyres and suspension for private-land adventures and rougher terrain.
Explore Off-Road Models → Family RangeFun, compact models created around age-appropriate riding, manageable speed and easy control.
Explore Kids' Models →Use the table below to compare isinwheel electric scooters by motor power, claimed range, suspension and tyres. Choose based on your needs, storage space and riding conditions. Lab-tested range varies with rider weight, terrain, temperature and riding style. Prices may change during promotions, so check the product page before ordering.
| Model | Current Price* | Motor Power | Range | Top Speed | Suspension | Tyres |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| S9 Series | £198.99 | 350W | 30 km | 30 km/h | Dual | 8.5″ pneumatic |
| S9 Max | £318.99 | 500W | 40 km | 35 km/h | Quad | 10″ Honeycomb Solid Tyres |
| S10 MAX | £449.99 | 1000W | 60–70 km | 45 km/h | Front + Rear | 10″ off-road |
| GT1 | £439.99 | 800W | 45 km | 45 km/h | Front Fork + Rear | 10″ off-road |
| GT2 | £549.99 | 1200W | 60 km | 45 km/h | Dual | 11″ off-road |
| Landturbo Pro | £599.99 | 1250W | 70 km | 50 km/h | Dual Swingarm | 10″ × 2.75″ |
| H7 Pro | £649.99 | 1200W | 70 km | 61 km/h | Dual Oil-Spring | 16″ × 4.0 |
| GT4 | £829.99 | 1200W × 2 | 80 km | 70 km/h | Hydraulic + Rear Springs | 12″ off-road tubeless |
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When you buy an electric scooter, the product specification is only part of the decision. Delivery, warranty, returns and after-sales support can matter just as much over the life of the product.
Privately owned e-scooters cannot currently be used on public roads, pavements, cycle lanes or other public land in the UK. They may be used on private land with the landowner's permission. Always check the latest official rules before riding. View GOV.UK guidance.
Compare the distance you expect to ride with the scooter's stated range, remembering that rider weight, temperature, speed and terrain can affect real-world performance.
For flatter private areas, a lower-powered model may be enough. For steeper ground or rougher terrain, consider a stronger motor and more capable tyres.
If you need to store or carry your scooter regularly, check folded dimensions and net weight rather than focusing only on speed and power.
Larger tyres and suspension can improve comfort on uneven surfaces, while a stable braking system and suitable deck size support confident control.
Find the right isinwheel model based on your riding needs, terrain and preferred features.
| Drive Type | Best For | Key Specs | Recommended Models |
|---|---|---|---|
| Single Motor | Daily use, Portability | Weight, Folded dimensions, Range | S9 Series, S9 Max |
| Single Motor | Long Range | Battery capacity, Claimed range | S10MAX |
| Single Motor | Complex terrain, Ride comfort | Tyres, Suspension, Brakes | GT1, GT2, GT4 S |
| Dual Motor | Off-road, High performance | Total peak power, Tyres, Suspension, Brakes | GT1 Dual, GT4 |
| Dual Motor | Hill climbing | Dual motor setup, Climbing ability, Battery | GT1 Dual, GT4 |
| Dual Motor | Long-distance off-road | Battery capacity, Claimed range, Weight | GT1 Dual, GT4 |
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For everyday use on permitted private land, compare the S9 Series and S9Max. The S9 Series is a more compact option, while the S9Max offers a larger 500W motor and front and rear suspension. Consider weight, folded dimensions and claimed range when choosing between them.
For uneven private-land terrain, compare the GT1, GT2 and GT4 S. Focus on motor power, tyre size, suspension and braking. The GT1 offers a lower-powered entry point, while the GT2 and GT4 S provide alternative performance and comfort configurations.
Compare the S9Max, GT2 and H7Pro. Look at suspension, tyre size, riding position and overall weight. The H7Pro features a seat and larger tyres, making it an option for riders who prefer a seated riding position.
Compare the isinwheel GT1 Dual 1600W and GT4 2400W. The GT1 Dual features two 800W motors and 10-inch off-road tyres, while the GT4 combines two 1200W motors with 12-inch tubeless off-road tyres and hydraulic disc brakes. Consider terrain, suspension, braking and scooter weight when choosing.
If climbing performance is a priority, compare the GT1 Dual and GT4. Both feature front and rear drive, with the GT4 offering a combined peak motor rating of 2400W. Check each model's stated climbing capability and consider rider weight, gradient and surface conditions.
A dual-motor scooter can provide greater combined motor power and drive to both wheels, which may benefit climbing and challenging terrain. A single-motor model may be more suitable if weight, storage, price or simpler everyday use matters more. The best choice depends on the model specifications and intended riding conditions.
Prices vary depending on motor power, battery capacity, range, suspension, tyres, braking systems and other features. isinwheel currently offers models across several price points, so compare the specification as well as the purchase price.
Motor and battery size are major factors, followed by frame construction, suspension, brakes, tyres, smart features, warranty coverage and after-sales support.
You can browse the full current range through the official isinwheel UK online store, including everyday, off-road and kids' electric scooter collections.
A foldable design can make storage and transport easier, especially when space is limited. Always compare the scooter's folded dimensions and weight before buying.
isinwheel provides customer support and replacement-part assistance for its products. Contact isinwheel support team with your scooter model and details of the issue to check compatible parts and available repair options.
Under current UK rules, privately owned e-scooters cannot be ridden on public roads, pavements, cycle lanes or other public land. They can be used on private land with the landowner's permission. Check GOV.UK for the latest rules.
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