36 mph · 56 miles · 2800W peak. The Ausom K20 Pro (Laluz 2 Pro) dual motor e-scooter pairs two 1400W peak motors with an 864Wh battery, so acceleration, hills and distance all come from the same machine.
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1400W x 2 (max power)
48V 18Ah (864Wh)
Up to 36 mph
Up to 56 miles
At multiple Wilson's locations
To lower 48 get with-in 3 to 5 days
The Ausom K20 Pro (Laluz 2 Pro) dual motor e-scooter drives both wheels at once. Each hub carries 1400W of peak power and 28Nm of torque; together they move you to 36 mph, up a 33% grade, with up to 287 lbs aboard. Where a single driven wheel can spin on a steep or loose surface, two share the work and keep their grip.
The ShocFree system splits the job in two. A high-strength front fork holds its line under hard acceleration and braking, when rigidity is what keeps the steering honest. Behind you, a rear swingarm with an adjustable spring soaks up the speed bumps and broken asphalt a 36 mph commute actually crosses.
The spring preload adjusts to your weight and your roads. Set it firm for pace, softer for comfort; our technicians will set it up for you at handover.
The 48V 18Ah battery is the biggest fact on this machine's spec sheet: 864Wh, rated for up to 56 miles under standard conditions. Ride both motors hard and the figure comes down, as it does on every e-scooter, and the K20 Pro still covers a full commuting week for most riders between charges.
A full charge takes about 9 hours, so it charges while you sleep. Never charge an electric scooter that is wet, or one whose battery looks swollen or damaged. Bring it straight in to us instead.
Disc brakes at both wheels handle the physical stop, and E-ABS cuts motor power the instant either lever moves. Stops come up short and predictable, on descents as well as at a light that changes early.
A quarter inch more width than the Gosoul 2's rubber puts a bigger contact patch under a faster machine. Tubeless construction resists punctures, grips wet pavement, and rolls easily over the light off-road stretches its owners keep finding.
The swallow-shaped bar sweeps back so your wrists sit at their natural angle instead of squared off against the grips. At commuting distances that is the difference between arriving loose and arriving with pins and needles. Turn signals live at the bar ends, right where following traffic looks.
NFC card, phone NFC or a passcode wakes it; three cards come in the box. The display also holds four ride modes, from Park through Eco and Sport to Race.
Headlight, taillight, turn signals and ambient deck lighting. On a dark ride home, drivers read your intentions before you move.
The stem drops in one motion to a 20.3-inch-tall package for a car trunk or a hallway. At 66.1 lbs it is happiest rolled rather than carried far.
20.5 x 7.3 inches of platform on a high-strength STL frame. Both feet planted, gear aboard, stable at anything the motors can reach.
Ausom recommends the K20 Pro for riders from 4'11" to 6'7", with a 287 lb maximum load. It is intended for ages 16 and up, stands 52.4 inches tall unfolded, and its 46.1-inch length gives it the wheelbase that keeps 36 mph feeling planted.
The honest way to know if it fits is to stand on one. Floor models are waiting at any of our shops.
In the box: the e-scooter, charger, user manual, three NFC cards, gloves, and 2.5mm, 3mm and 4mm Allen keys.
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Its top speed is 36 mph, from two hub motors peaking at 1400W each. E-scooter speed limits vary by city and state, and in NYC the street limit is well below the machine's maximum, so ride to your local rules.
Yes. Ausom sells this model as the K20 Pro and previously as the Laluz 2 Pro; the names refer to the same dual motor e-scooter, and you will see both on the machine's documentation.
Up to 56 miles under standard conditions from its 48V 18Ah (864Wh) battery. Speed, rider weight, hills, temperature and how often both motors run all affect the real figure, so plan daily rides with a margin below the maximum.
Power at both wheels means faster acceleration, stronger climbing and better traction, because two contact patches share the driving force instead of one. The K20 Pro's 33% climbing grade and 36 mph top speed both come from that layout.
It is rated for a 33% grade, which is steeper than almost any paved street climb you will meet. Rider weight and battery level affect climbing pace, but the rating leaves plenty in reserve for bridge approaches and parking ramps.
About 9 hours from empty with the included 54.6V 2A charger, so overnight covers it. Never charge an electric scooter that is wet, or one whose battery looks swollen or damaged. Bring it straight in to us instead.
66.1 lbs. The weight buys the second motor, the 864Wh battery and the stability riders notice at speed, and the fold brings it down to a 20.3-inch-tall package that rolls into a trunk or an elevator.
The maximum load is 287 lbs. Owners regularly report riding at well over 200 lbs with no strain on hills, which matches the dual motor layout's strength.
Yes: a rigid high-strength front fork paired with a rear swingarm on an adjustable spring. The spring preload can be set firmer or softer to match your weight and roads.
Mechanical disc brakes front and rear, plus E-ABS that cuts motor power the moment you squeeze either lever. At 36 mph capability, that combination is the spec worth caring about most.
Tap one of the three included NFC cards or an NFC-capable phone on the display, or enter a passcode. Without one of the three, the e-scooter stays locked, which matters if you park in public.
Its IP54 rating covers light rain and road splash, and the 10" x 2.75" tubeless tires handle gravel paths and packed trails alongside city streets. Charging should always happen with the e-scooter dry.
Four, selected on the 4.5-inch LCD display: Park, Eco, Sport and Race. Eco stretches the battery for distance; Race opens up the full dual motor output.
Ausom recommends riders from 4'11" to 6'7". The 20.5 x 7.3 inch deck and 28.3-inch handlebar give tall riders genuine room, and a two-minute stand on a floor model at one of our shops settles the question.
Pick by your route. The Gosoul 2 is the lighter single motor commuter for flat, steady rides at up to 28 mph. The K20 Pro adds a second motor, 8 mph, 12 miles of range and triple the climbing rating, and it is the one to choose for hills, higher pace or heavier loads. Both are on our floors to compare back to back.
At any Wilson's shop near you. Test rides are free, and our technicians service any brand with express service at every one of our locations. Find your nearest shop.