Hiboy TITAN 2026 Electric Scooter
The Hiboy TITAN electric scooter is the flagship of the range. 28 mph, 46 miles on a charge, dual hydraulic brakes and coil-over suspension at both ends, on a Red Dot Award-winning frame.
28 mph top speed from a 750W motor, up to 1,200W peak with the BOSCH motor · 46 miles per charge from a 48V 18Ah, 864Wh pack built on 21700 cells · Dual hydraulic brakes front and rear coil suspension · 10-inch gel-filled tubeless tires 14.5 cm ground clearance, 25% climbs · 300 lb load a 24.4 by 10.2 inch deck and a 3.5-inch LED display
$1,699.99 Original price was: $1,699.99.$899.99Current price is: $899.99.-47% OFF
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MOTOR
750W rated, up to 1200W peak (BOSCH motor version)

BATTERY
48V 18Ah (864Wh, 21700 cells)

SPEED
28 mph

RANGE
46 miles
Available for Pickup
At multiple Wilson's locations
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The one built without a weight limit on the engineering
Coil-over springs at both ends, hydraulic brakes on both wheels, an 864Wh battery and a frame that won a Red Dot award for the way it looks doing it. The TITAN is what Hiboy builds when nothing has to be trimmed to hit a price.
The motor is rated at 750W. Hiboy offers the TITAN with an optional BOSCH motor that peaks at 1,200W, and a standard motor version alongside it. Ask us which one is in the unit you are looking at, and we will tell you before you buy.
Structure left showing
The TITAN does not hide its chassis behind plastic. The head tube, the fork crown and the deck rails are all exposed 6061 aluminum, which is both the reason it carries 300 lbs and the reason it won a Red Dot award for design.
It weighs 77.1 lbs. That is a machine you park rather than carry, and the ride quality is the direct result: mass low and centered, nothing flexing under you when the throttle opens.
- Frame 6061 aluminum
- Weight 77.1 lbs
- Max load 300 lbs / 136 kg
- Design Red Dot Award winner
Coil-overs and hydraulics
Real coil-over shocks front and rear, the sort you can see working. They are what let a 10-inch wheel deal with a broken curb edge at speed instead of transmitting it. Underneath, 14.5 cm of ground clearance keeps the deck off what the tires ride over.
Both wheels get hydraulic brakes. Hydraulics pull harder for less hand pressure than a cable, and they hold that feel as the pads wear, which matters more the faster and heavier the ride is.
- Suspension Coil, front and rear
- Brakes Hydraulic, front and rear
- Tires 10″ gel-filled tubeless
- Ground clearance 14.5 cm
- Max climb 25% grade
Hiboy publishes a rider height range for this one
Most electric scooters do not. The TITAN is sized for riders between 5′3″ and 6′4″, and the deck and bar dimensions below are why: there is room to stand square rather than in line.
Seen, and told what it is doing
Twin headlights on the stem, a taillight that brightens under braking, and ambient lighting along the deck rails that gives the ride a side profile after dark. Being visible from the side is what saves you at junctions.
A 3.5-inch LED display sits center bar with speed, battery and mode. The control cluster beside the grip handles power, modes and the readouts, and there is a loud electric horn on the bar. Throttle is a half twist with zero start, so it only pulls once you are already moving.
- Display 3.5″ LED
- Lighting Head, brake tail, ambient deck
- Throttle Half twist, zero start
- Water resistance IPX4 ride, IPX5 battery
Both headlights sit on the stem, above the fork.
Speed, battery and mode on one 3.5-inch screen.
Lights, mode and cruise, all on the left pad.
864 watt hours, in 21700 cells
48V and 18Ah works out at 864 watt hours, which is roughly double what a commuter electric scooter carries. It is built from 21700 cells rather than the older 18650 format, so more of that energy sits in the same deck volume.
Hiboy rates it at 46 miles, and a full charge takes six and a half to seven and a half hours. At 28 mph you will see less than 46; ridden at commuting speed you will see more of it than you expect.
- Battery 48V 18Ah, 864Wh
- Cells 21700
- Max range 46 miles
- Charge time 6.5 to 7.5 hours
Hiboy publish four figures rather than one. Forty-six miles is the 9.3 mph number; ride it at its 28 mph top speed and it is twenty-five.
- 28 mph
- 25 miles
- 19 mph
- 31 miles
- 13 mph
- 38 miles
- 9.3 mph
- 46 miles
Hiboy's own figures. Rider weight, terrain and temperature move them.
Hiboy TITAN 2026, in full
- Max speed
- 28 mph
- Max range
- 46 miles
- Motor, rated
- 750W
- Motor, peak
- 1,200W, BOSCH motor version
- Battery
- 48V 18Ah (864Wh)
- Charging time
- 6.5 to 7.5 hours
- Max climb
- 25% grade
- Max load
- 300 lbs / 136 kg
- Rider height
- 5′3″ to 6′4″
- Tires
- 10″ gel-filled tubeless
- Suspension
- Coil, front and rear
- Brakes
- Hydraulic, front and rear
- Ground clearance
- 14.5 cm
- Water resistance
- IPX4 ride, IPX5 battery
- Weight
- 77.1 lbs
- Deck
- 24.4 × 10.2 in
- Standing height
- 40.9 in
- Folded height
- 22.8 in
Looking at the same range for less outlay? The MAX Pro covers 46.6 miles at 22 mph, and the VE1 Pro runs 16-inch wheels. Here is every fast electric scooter we stock.
Buy it here. Service it here. Ride it everywhere.
Six shops across New York and California. Hydraulic brakes and coil suspension want setting up properly and checking now and then, and this is a ride worth doing that for.
- Financing and trade-ins available
Hiboy TITAN 2026, answered
How fast is the Hiboy TITAN?
28 mph, the fastest electric scooter Hiboy makes. Check your local rules before riding at that speed; New York City caps electric scooters at 20 mph.
What is the range on a charge?
Up to 46 miles from the 48V 18Ah, 864Wh battery. Speed, rider weight, terrain and temperature all change what you actually see.
What motor does it have?
750W rated. Hiboy offers an optional BOSCH motor version that peaks at 1,200W, and a standard motor version. Ask us which one is in the unit before you buy, and we will confirm it.
How steep a hill can it climb?
Hiboy rates it to a 25% grade, which covers bridges, steep city streets and moderate trail climbs. Rider weight and battery level both affect it.
What brakes does it use?
Hydraulic disc brakes on both wheels. They need less hand pressure than cable brakes and hold their feel as the pads wear.
Does it have suspension?
Coil-over shocks front and rear, visible on both ends of the frame. Combined with 10-inch gel-filled tubeless tires and 14.5 cm of ground clearance, it handles gravel and broken pavement as well as smooth road.
Do the tires need pumping up?
No. They are gel-filled and tubeless, so there is no inner tube to pinch and no pressure to keep on top of.
How tall do I need to be?
Hiboy sizes it for riders from 5′3″ to 6′4″. The 24.4 by 10.2 inch deck and 25.2 inch bar are what set that range. Come and stand on one at any of our shops.
How much does it weigh, and does it fold?
77.1 lbs, folding to 22.8 inches tall. It fits a car trunk. At this weight most riders load it rather than carry it up stairs.
What is the maximum rider weight?
300 lbs, or 136 kg. That is the highest capacity in the Hiboy range, and the 6061 aluminum frame is what carries it.
Can I ride it in the rain?
The ride is rated IPX4 and the battery IPX5, so rain and splashes are within what it is built for. One safety point worth stating plainly: never charge an electric scooter that is wet, or one whose battery looks swollen. Bring it straight in to us instead.
Is it suitable for a first electric scooter?
It is a lot of machine. Riders with some experience get the most from it, and anyone new to 28 mph should spend time in a lower mode first. If you are unsure, ride one of ours before you decide.
Who is the TITAN for?
Riders who want the components rather than the price. Hydraulic brakes, coil suspension, an 864Wh battery and a 300 lb frame are what you are buying, and they are the parts that hold up over years rather than seasons.











