Kaabo Warrior X Max Electric Scooter
The Kaabo Warrior X Max electric scooter packs Warrior-series capability into 83 lbs: 44 mph from dual 1100W motors, a UL-certified 60V 27Ah battery, and the dual-stem stability the line is known for.
- Dual 1100W motors, 4032W peak — 44 mph capability and a 35-degree climbing angle
- UL-certified 60V 27Ah DMEGC battery — rated to 56 miles; ~2.7 h with dual fast chargers
- 140mm hydraulic disc brakes + EABS — front and rear
- Patented hydraulic front shock, adjustable oil-spring rear — with 10″ x 3″ CST all-terrain tires
- NFC unlock, USB charging, IPX7 display — with a motorcycle-grade horn and full lighting
Original price was: $2,199.00.$1,899.00Current price is: $1,899.00.-14% OFF
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MOTOR
1100W x 2 (4032W peak)
BATTERY
60V 27Ah DMEGC 21700, UL-certified
SPEED
Up to 44 mph
RANGE
Up to 56 miles
Available for Pickup
At multiple Wilson's locations
Fast & Free Shipping
To lower 48 get with-in 3 to 5 days
Warrior DNA at a weight you can live with
Two 1100W hubs peak at 4032W, good for 44 mph capability and a 35-degree climbing rating, on the dual-stem front end that gives every Warrior its planted steering. Suspension pairs Kaabo's patented hydraulic front shock with an adjustable oil-spring rear, riding on 10 x 3 inch CST all-terrain rubber.
The whole machine weighs 83 lbs. That is the number that separates it from the big Warriors: enough mass for stability, little enough for a trunk lift and a normal doorway.
Hydraulic discs both ends, EABS behind them
140mm hydraulic discs front and rear with EABS electronic braking layered in, matched to the 44 mph ceiling. The lighting set covers the rest of the safety story: headlight, front spotlight, an LED pedal lamp, turn signals, and a motorcycle-grade horn for the moments visibility is not enough.
The smartest display on our Warrior shelf
The central display unit does more than read out speed:
- NFC unlock, so the machine stays locked to anyone without a card
- USB 2A output that charges a phone or GPS while you ride
- IPX7 waterproofing on the display itself, above the machine's own IPX5
- A trigger throttle that switches to thumb, matching how your hand prefers to work
UL-certified, and quick back to full
The 60V 27Ah pack runs UL-certified DMEGC 21700 cells, rated to 56 miles measured Kaabo's way: a 165 lb rider at 15 mph on flat ground. Real-world riding lands lower, and the charging math keeps either number practical:
Never charge an electric scooter that is wet, or a battery that looks swollen or damaged. Bring it straight in to us instead.
Black or Gold, both $1,899
Compact for the class
Kaabo Warrior X Max, in full
- Motors
- 1100W x 2 (4032W peak)
- Top speed
- Up to 44 mph
- Max range
- Up to 56 miles (15 mph, flat, 165 lb rider)
- Battery
- 60V 27Ah DMEGC 21700, UL
- Controllers
- 60V 30A sine wave x 2
- Charging
- ~7.8 h / ~2.7 h fast
- Climbing angle
- Up to 35°
- Brakes
- 140mm hydraulic + EABS
- Suspension
- Patented hydraulic front, oil-spring rear
- Tires
- 10" x 3" CST all-terrain
- Display
- Central unit: NFC, USB 2A, IPX7
- Throttle
- Trigger, switchable to thumb
- Lighting
- Headlight, spotlight, pedal lamp, signals
- Horn
- Motorcycle-grade
- Water resistance
- IPX5
- Max load
- 265 lbs
- Net weight
- 83 lbs (38 kg)
- Unfolded / folded
- 49.2 x 25 x 50.8 / 49.2 x 25 x 22.8 in
The Warrior X Max, with Wilson's behind it
- Test ride one before you buy at any of our shops across New York and California.
- Serviced by our technicians in the shop: any brand, any issue, with express service at every one of our locations. Hydraulics and suspension get set up here, for you.
- 1-year warranty support on carried brands, handled by us rather than a mailbox.
- Financing available, so you can ride now and spread the cost.
Wilson's shops across New York & California — with more on the way
Or call (516) 300-0944
Kaabo Warrior X Max FAQ
How fast is the Kaabo Warrior X Max?
Up to 44 mph from its dual 1100W motors at 4032W peak. Street limits sit below that everywhere, so ride to your local rules.
What is the real range of the Warrior X Max?
Kaabo rates it at up to 56 miles, tested with a 165 lb rider at 15 mph on flat ground, and notes real-world range varies with terrain, speed and weight. Plan your week on a margin below the rating.
Why choose the X Max over the bigger Warriors?
Weight. At 83 lbs it carries the dual-stem stability and the hydraulic braking of the line while staying liftable into a trunk and manageable through a hallway. It is the Warrior for riders who move their machine as much as they ride it.
How does the NFC unlock work?
Tap an NFC card on the central display to wake the machine; without a card it stays locked. The same unit adds USB 2A charging for your phone and carries an IPX7 waterproof rating.
What suspension does it have?
Kaabo's patented hydraulic shock up front and an adjustable oil-spring shock at the rear, so the ride tunes between road comfort and loaded-trail firmness.
Is the battery certified?
Yes, the 60V 27Ah pack runs UL-certified DMEGC 21700 cells. Never charge a battery that looks swollen or damaged; bring it straight in to us instead.
How long does it take to charge?
About 7.8 hours on the two included 2A chargers, or roughly 2.7 hours with dual fast chargers, sold separately. Charge only when the machine is dry.
Can it climb hills?
It is rated for 35-degree inclines, well beyond any paved climb, with both wheels driven for traction on loose surfaces.
Can I change the throttle style?
Yes. It ships with a trigger throttle that can be switched to a thumb throttle, so the control matches your hand.
How much assembly does it need?
Only the handlebar, four screws with the included tool kit. Buy from one of our shops and it rolls out the door ready.
Warrior X Max or Mantis King GT — which one?
They are close in price and speed. The Mantis King GT is ten pounds lighter with faster charging; the Warrior X Max answers with the dual-stem front end, the patented front shock and the NFC-equipped cockpit. Steering feel decides it for most riders, and riding both back to back at one of our shops takes ten minutes.
What lighting does it have?
A headlight, a front spotlight, an LED pedal lamp and turn signals, plus the motorcycle-grade horn, so the machine is seen and heard from every direction.
Can I ride it in the rain?
Its IPX5 rating covers rain and road splash, and the display unit itself is IPX7. Dry the machine before charging.
What is the difference between Black and Gold?
Finish only; both are $1,899 with identical hardware underneath.
Where can I test ride or service a Kaabo electric scooter near me?
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.