The Ausom F1 Max electric scooter is the fastest machine Ausom builds: 45 mph from 3840W of peak 60V power, up to 62 miles of range, and a 330 lb load rating no other model in the line matches.
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1400W x 2 (3840W peak)
60V 20.8Ah (1248Wh)
Up to 45 mph
Up to 62 miles
At multiple Wilson's locations
To lower 48 get with-in 3 to 5 days
45mph
The Ausom F1 Max electric scooter is the fastest machine Ausom builds, and everything else on it is sized to that number: 3840W of peak 60V power, hydraulic brakes, four adjustable springs and a 330 lb load rating.
The ShocFree dual swingarm system carries four independent springs, and every one of them adjusts. Impacts spread across multiple points instead of loading one, which protects the frame, steadies the chassis at speed, and lets the F1 Max cross ground like this rock face with the deck staying level under the rider.
Tune each corner to your weight and terrain, or have our technicians set it up at handover.
The F1 Max runs Ausom's only 60V drivetrain. Higher voltage means more power delivered with less strain: 45 mph flat out, a 38% climbing grade, and acceleration that arrives the instant the throttle asks for it. Triple speed modes scale it back for streets that call for less.
Dust kicking off both wheels in the photo is the point: two driven wheels split the work and keep grip where one would spin.
The 60V 20.8Ah battery rides low in the deck and rates at up to 62 miles under standard conditions. Two charging ports fill it from both sides at once; one charger is included. Never charge an electric scooter that is wet, or one whose battery looks swollen or damaged. Bring it straight in to us instead.
Fluid-pressure calipers at both wheels deliver serious stopping force from a light pull, with E-ABS cutting motor power the instant a lever moves. Ausom quotes 30% shorter stops than traditional brakes, and at 45 mph capability that margin is the whole game.
Wide rubber with genuine tread grips dirt, gravel and wet asphalt alike, and tubeless construction shrugs off the punctures that end other rides. Run 50 PSI and forget about them.
Tap a card or phone, or key the passcode. Three cards come in the box; without one of them it stays locked wherever it stands.
The stem drops to a 21.7-inch-tall package. Ausom's own art names the three places it goes: trunk, bus, subway.
The widest platform Ausom makes, nine inches across, so high-speed footwork has somewhere to happen.
Headlights, taillights and side indicators keep the machine readable to traffic from every direction after dark.
330lbs
No other Ausom carries more. The 6061 aluminum frame, four-spring suspension and 60V drivetrain hold their full performance with the heaviest riders in the range aboard, gear included. The machine itself weighs 79.4 lbs and rolls into a trunk folded.
Ausom recommends riders from 4'11" to 6'7" for the F1 Max, for ages 16 and up. It stands 51.7 inches tall unfolded, folds to 21.7 inches, and spans 49.2 inches long. The floor model at any of our shops settles fit, and feel, in two minutes.
In the box: the e-scooter, charger, user manual, three NFC cards, gloves, 2.5mm, 3mm and 4mm Allen keys, eight motor nut caps and four M5 screws. Intended for riders aged 16 and up.
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Up to 45 mph, the highest top speed in Ausom's range, from dual 1400W motors peaking at 3840W on a 60V system. E-scooter speed limits vary by city and state and sit well below that figure on public streets, so ride to your local rules.
Up to 62 miles from the 60V 20.8Ah (1248Wh) battery under standard conditions. Speed is the biggest variable on this machine; ridden at pace the real figure comes down, so plan with a margin below the rating.
Higher voltage delivers the same power at lower current, which means less strain, stronger sustained output on climbs, and the headroom that makes 45 mph and the 38% grade rating possible. The F1 Max is the only 60V machine Ausom builds.
It is rated for a 38% grade, the strongest climbing rating in the line, and the dual motor traction keeps that usable on loose surfaces as well as pavement.
Dual swingarms carrying four independent springs, every one adjustable. Impacts spread across multiple points, and each corner can be tuned separately to rider weight and terrain, which no other Ausom offers.
Yes, hydraulic disc brakes front and rear with E-ABS cutting motor power the moment a lever moves. Ausom quotes 30% shorter stopping distances than traditional brakes, which is the specification that matters most at this speed.
Up to 330 lbs, the highest load rating of any Ausom. Bigger riders in full gear keep the machine's complete performance.
Ausom quotes 6.5 to 13 hours depending on state of charge and whether one or two chargers are used through its dual ports; one charger is included. Never charge an electric scooter that is wet, or one whose battery looks swollen or damaged. Bring it straight in to us instead.
79.4 lbs, the price of the 60V drivetrain, 1248Wh battery and four-spring suspension. It folds to 21.7 inches tall and rolls into a trunk, a bus or the subway, which is exactly how Ausom illustrates it.
It is the model Ausom photographs jumping ledges and descending rock. Four adjustable springs, deep-tread 10" x 3" tubeless tires, dual motor traction and the 6061 aluminum frame are all built for exactly that riding.
Choose by what tops your list. The DT2 Pro is the range champion at 71 miles with the biggest battery. The F1 Max is the speed and strength pick: 45 mph, the 38% grade, four-corner adjustable suspension and the 330 lb load rating. Both carry hydraulic brakes and dual charging ports, and both are on our floors to ride back to back.
Its IP54 rating covers light rain and road splash. Let it dry before charging, and keep the charging itself indoors and dry.
Ausom recommends 4'11" to 6'7". The nine-inch-wide deck gives every height in that span a planted stance; two minutes on a floor model confirms it.
Riders aged 16 and older, per Ausom, and its speed puts it firmly in experienced-rider territory. Check your local rules on riding age and where e-scooters may be ridden.
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.