Nanrobot LS7+ 72V Electric Scooter
The Nanrobot LS7+ 72V electric scooter is Nanrobot’s flagship: 10,000W of peak power, a 72V 35Ah Samsung battery, adjustable KKE hydraulic suspension and NUTT four-piston brakes, with a steering damper in the box.
- 6000W motors, 10,000W peak — 74.5 mph tested under optimal conditions (typical riding 58–65 mph)
- 72V 35Ah Samsung 21700 battery — 81 miles rated at steady pace, ~43 ridden fast
- NUTT four-piston brakes + EBS — with a UL2272-certified build
- Adjustable KKE hydraulic suspension — plus an included steering damper
- 64-color ambient lighting, 36 modes — remote-controlled, on an 11.8″ wide deck
$2,299.00 $2,449.00-41% OFF
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MOTOR
6000W (10,000W peak)
BATTERY
72V 35Ah Samsung 21700
SPEED
74.5 mph tested optimal (typical 58-65)
RANGE
Up to 81 miles (~43 fast)
Available for Pickup
At multiple Wilson's locations
Fast & Free Shipping
To lower 48 get with-in 3 to 5 days
The LS7+ 72V, and both of its speed numbers
Nanrobot states this machine's speed the way we wish every brand would: 74.5 mph tested under optimal conditions, with typical riding between 58 and 65. Either number puts it among the fastest machines on our floor.
KKE hydraulics you set per corner, plus a steering damper in the box
The LS7+ rides on adjustable KKE hydraulic suspension, tunable to rider weight and ground, and Nanrobot ships a steering damper with every machine rather than selling it as an upsell. At this speed class that damper is the difference between a calm front end and a nervous one, and it comes fitted from day one.
Samsung cells, and both range figures out loud
The 72V 35Ah pack runs Samsung 21700 cells and rates at 81 miles measured Nanrobot's way: single drive, a 165 lb load, steady 15.5 mph on flat ground. Ridden fast, their own figure is about 43 miles. Plan on the second number and enjoy the first when the route is kind.
Charging takes 8–12 hours. Never charge an electric scooter that is wet, or a battery that looks swollen or damaged. Bring it straight in to us instead.
NUTT four-piston calipers, with EBS behind them
Braking runs name-brand NUTT four-piston hydraulic calipers at both wheels with electronic braking layered in. Four pistons spread clamping force across more pad, which is what keeps repeated hard stops fade-free — the half of the engineering a 70-mph-class machine is really about.
Lighting with its own remote
Headlights, turn signals and brake lights cover the safety story; the ambient system covers the rest, with 64 colors and 36 modes across the stem and deck strips, switched from a dedicated remote in the box. Front, stem, side and rear — the LS7+ reads as a vehicle from every angle after dark.
Three choices, eight builds
Red or Black
Same hardware in both finishes, priced identically.
Off-road or street, 11 inches either way
Block tread for dirt-first riders; smoother street rubber for pavement pace. Both are tubed 11-inch fitments.
Standing, or add the seat
The seat option adds $150 and turns long rides into seated ones. The 11.8-inch-wide deck keeps standing riders planted either way.
An 11.8-inch deck with replaceable grip
The deck is wide enough for both feet to stand parallel rather than staggered, with frosted grip stickers that replace when they wear rather than aging with the machine. Cruise mode and a switchable 15.5 mph limit mode round out the daily-riding side of a machine most people buy for the other side.
The LS7+ 72V on video, from Nanrobot
Nanrobot LS7+ 72V, in full
- Motors
- 6000W (10,000W peak)
- Top speed
- 74.5 mph tested / 58–65 typical
- Range
- 81 mi steady / ~43 fast
- Battery
- 72V 35Ah Samsung 21700
- Charging time
- 8–12 h
- Climbing angle
- 30°
- Brakes
- NUTT 4-piston + EBS
- Suspension
- KKE hydraulic, adjustable
- Steering damper
- Included
- Tires
- 11" off-road or street, tubed
- Deck width
- 11.8"
- Lighting
- Front, stem, side, rear + 64-color ambient
- Cruise / limit mode
- Yes / 15.5 mph switchable
- Water resistance
- IP54
- Certification
- UL2272
- Max load
- 330 lbs
- Net weight
- 119.05 lbs
- In the box
- Steering damper, lighting remote, charger, tools
The LS7+ 72V, with Wilson's behind it
- Test ride one before you buy at any of our shops across New York and California. A machine in this speed class is exactly the purchase to stand on first.
- Serviced by our technicians in the shop: any brand, any issue, with express service at every one of our locations. The KKE hydraulics and NUTT calipers get set up here, for you.
- 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
Nanrobot LS7+ 72V FAQ
How fast is the Nanrobot LS7+ 72V really?
Nanrobot publishes both numbers and so do we: 74.5 mph tested under optimal conditions, with typical riding speeds of 58 to 65 mph. Public street limits sit far below either figure, so treat them as capability and ride to your local rules.
What is the real range of the LS7+?
81 miles rated at steady single-drive pace with a 165 lb load on flat ground, and about 43 miles ridden fast — both figures are Nanrobot's own. Plan on the fast number for spirited days.
What brakes does the LS7+ have?
NUTT four-piston hydraulic calipers at both wheels with EBS electronic braking. Name-brand, fade-resistant hardware sized to the machine's speed class.
What is the steering damper for?
It resists sudden steering movements the way sport motorcycles do, keeping the front end calm at speed and over rough ground. Nanrobot includes it in the box, and our technicians fit and set it before the machine leaves the shop.
Which tire option should I choose?
Off-road tread for dirt-first riding; street rubber for pavement pace. Both are 11-inch tubed fitments at the same price, and swapping later is a service-counter job.
Is the seat worth adding?
For longer rides, many owners think so — it adds $150 to any build. The wide deck keeps standing riders comfortable either way, and both configurations are on our floor to try.
Is the LS7+ battery certified?
The machine carries UL2272 certification and runs Samsung 21700 cells. Never charge a battery that looks swollen or damaged; bring it straight in to us instead.
How does the ambient lighting work?
A dedicated remote in the box controls 64 colors and 36 modes across the stem and deck light strips, alongside the standard headlights, turn signals and brake lights.
How heavy is the LS7+?
119.05 lbs. This is a garage-and-elevator machine that folds for a van or SUV rather than a shoulder carry.
How long does it take to charge?
8 to 12 hours depending on the charger setup and state of charge. Charge only when the machine is completely dry.
Can I limit the speed for city riding?
Yes — a switchable 15.5 mph limit mode and cruise control are built in, so the same machine commutes calmly and opens up where it is legal to.
Is the LS7+ a good first electric scooter?
It is a machine for experienced riders; this speed class rewards throttle discipline and full protective gear, with a motorcycle-grade helmet the right call. Nanrobot's range starts far more gently, and riding a few models back to back at one of our shops finds your level honestly.
How much weight can it carry?
Up to 330 lbs, with power delivery that keeps its character near the top of the rating.
Where can I test ride or service a Nanrobot 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.