Nanrobot N6 electric scooter review

author: FutureCar Staff    

For electric scooter riders who need faster speeds, Nanrobot has introduced their latest model, the Nanrobot N6. With a top speed of 40 mph (65 km/h), it caters to those who want to travel on larger roads or cover longer distances on their scooter commutes. Unlike some imported scooters, the N6 provides a smooth and stable ride even at its top speed.

The Nanrobot N6 is equipped with dual 1,000W hub motors and a 52V 26Ah (1,352 Wh) battery, offering plenty of power and a range of 40 miles (65 km). The scooter weighs 88 lb (40 kg) and has a load capacity of 330 lb (150 kg). It features front and rear hydraulic disc brakes, 10-inch pneumatic off-road tires, and front and rear LED lights.

Fast electric scooters can be expensive, but the Nanrobot N6 aims to deliver high performance at a more affordable price. Priced at $1,899, it offers comparable speed and power to more expensive models. During testing, the scooter provided an exhilarating experience, and the reviewer felt comfortable wearing protective gear such as a full-face helmet and an armored jacket.

While high speeds are exciting, it's important to ride responsibly. The reviewer mentioned riding the scooter on a road with a speed limit of 45 mph and a wide bike lane. In cities, it's recommended to use designated multiuse paths instead of bike lanes on busy roads.

The Nanrobot N6's impressive speed is made possible by its pair of 1,000W hub motors and large battery capacity. The scooter offers a range of at least 30 miles (48 km) per charge, and even more for riders who travel at lower speeds. It also includes a second charge port for faster charging.

Comfort is a key factor when riding a scooter, and the Nanrobot N6 delivers. The suspension provides a smooth ride, and the scooter feels nimble. The 360-degree lighting system enhances visibility at night, and the brakes offer reliable stopping power with hydraulic braking.

One drawback of the Nanrobot N6, shared with similar scooters, is the throttle design. The index-finger pull throttle is located near the brake lever, which can be confusing for new riders. The reviewer expressed a preference for thumb throttles.

Overall, the Nanrobot N6 impresses with its performance and affordability. It offers a fast, powerful, and comfortable ride, with a sturdy folding mechanism and thoughtful design. Despite the throttle design being a major downside, the reviewer is satisfied with the Nanrobot N6.

FutureCar Staff