A 3.5-inch smart display between the stems
Speed, mode, battery and ride data on one large color screen, readable at a glance so your eyes stay on the road where this machine insists they belong.
The Kaabo King GTR Max electric scooter is the most powerful machine on our floor: 65 mph capability from 13,440W of peak dual motor power, a removable 72V 40Ah Samsung battery rated to 124 miles, and race-grade four-piston hydraulic brakes.
$3,899.00 $3,999.00-7% OFF
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2000W x 2 (13,440W peak)

72V 40Ah Samsung, removable

Up to 65 mph

Up to 124 miles
At multiple Wilson's locations
To lower 48 get with-in 3 to 5 days
65mph capability
The Kaabo King GTR Max is the most powerful electric scooter Wilson's carries. Two 2000W motors peak at 13,440W, and everything around them, the dual-stem frame, the four-piston brakes, the motorcycle suspension, exists to keep that number civilized.

Kaabo's signature dual-stem design plants the handlebar on two columns instead of one, on a forged 6082 aerospace-grade aluminum frame. The result is the steering stability that makes this class of speed usable: owners consistently describe it as planted well past 50 mph, with no shake and no shimmy.
The front suspension is motorcycle-grade, and the rear adjusts through 18 damping levels, so the chassis can be set soft for broken streets or firm for pace. Under it, 100-55-7 CST tubeless tires resist punctures and put wide rubber on the road.


Race-grade four-piston hydraulic calipers clamp 160mm discs at both wheels, with EABS layered on top. Four pistons spread the clamping force across more pad, which is what keeps stops fade-resistant and precise on long descents and repeated hard braking. It is the single most important system on a machine this fast.
The GTR Max carries Samsung INR21700-50GB cells in a shock-resistant aluminum shell, rated at up to 124 miles under standard conditions, and the whole pack lifts out to charge wherever you live. Two charge ports take twin 2A chargers, and the included fast charger cuts a full charge to around four hours.
Never charge an electric scooter or its battery when wet, or a pack that looks swollen or damaged. Bring it straight in to us instead.
Speed, mode, battery and ride data on one large color screen, readable at a glance so your eyes stay on the road where this machine insists they belong.
Twin headlights with three modes face forward; brake and turn signals face back; ambient lighting outlines the machine in between. At night it reads like a vehicle, because at this speed it is one.
The GTR Max weighs 148 lbs and carries riders up to 330 lbs. This is a machine for a garage, a van or an elevator building, and the removable battery takes a meaningful share of the weight out when it needs moving.
Prefer a full review? Watch Kaabo's King GTR Max flagship review on YouTube.
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It is engineered for up to 65 mph from 13,440W of peak dual motor power. That figure is capability, not a commuting speed: public street limits sit far below it everywhere, so where and how fast you ride is governed by your local rules.
Kaabo rates it at up to 124 miles from the 72V 40Ah Samsung battery under standard conditions. Pace changes the number dramatically on a machine like this; ridden hard, expect far less, and ridden gently it is a genuine multi-day pack.
Yes. The Samsung pack lifts out of the deck in its aluminum shell, so it can charge indoors while the machine stays parked. Charge only when dry, and never charge a pack that looks swollen or damaged; bring it straight in to us instead.
Around 10 hours on the twin standard chargers, or around 4 hours with the included fast charger.
Kaabo's dual-stem design mounts the handlebar on two columns on a forged 6082 aluminum frame, and owners consistently report a planted, wobble-free feel past 50 mph. The motorcycle-grade front suspension and 18-level adjustable rear keep the wheels loaded through rough surfaces.
Four-piston hydraulic calipers on 160mm discs at both wheels, plus EABS electronic braking. It is race-grade hardware, and the EABS engages noticeably, which first-time owners quickly come to appreciate.
Kaabo rates the climbing angle at up to 50 degrees, the strongest rating of anything on our floor. No street climb approaches it.
148 lbs. It folds for transport in a van or SUV, and the removable battery takes a meaningful share of the weight out for lifting. This is a garage-and-elevator machine, not a walk-up one.
Up to 330 lbs, with power delivery that keeps its character intact near the top of that rating.
Finish only, priced as Kaabo prices them: Black at $3,899 and Gold, with its gold suspension forks, at $3,999. The hardware underneath is identical.
It is a machine for experienced riders; this much power rewards throttle discipline and full protective gear, and a motorcycle-grade helmet is the right choice at these speeds. If you are earlier in your riding, the Kaabo range starts far more gently, and riding a few models back to back at one of our shops will find your level honestly.
The Max is the top configuration of the King GTR platform with the largest battery and the highest ratings in the line. We carry both; comparing them side by side on our floor takes ten minutes and settles it.
Motorcycle-grade front suspension paired with a rear unit adjustable through 18 damping levels, so the ride can be tuned from plush to race-firm with hand adjustments.
Dual headlights with three modes, rear brake and turn signals, and ambient lighting along the body. Visibility hardware to match the speed.
At your nearest Wilson's shop, across New York and California. Test rides are free, and our technicians service any brand with express service at every location. Find your nearest shop.