Hiboy U2 Pro Electric Scooter for Adults with Seat & Basket, 810W Motor, 25MPH & 34Mi Range, 16 inch All-Terrain Tires, Dual Disc Brakes, UL Certificate Off-Road E-Scooter

Features

• Powerful Motor & 34 Miles Long Range - This dual-seat electric scooter is equipped with an 810W brushless hub motor and a 48V/13Ah high-capacity battery (UL2272-certified). It accelerates to 25MPH in 4.2 seconds and can handle 20% inclines with ease. Even on rugged mountain paths, it delivers robust power. With a full charge in just 6.5 hours, it offers a 34-mile range, making it ideal for long commutes, outdoor trips, and fishing
• 16" All-Terrain Snow Tires - Hiboy e-scooter with tough 16 x4 fat tires represents a major innovation.Its performance is 40% higher than 11 tires, with excellent traction, maneuverability and puncture resistance. It is designed for snow, mud, gravel and mountainous terrain, handles rough mountain paths with ease and is great for daily commuting, winter trips or outdoor adventures
• Triple Braking System & Dual Rear Suspension - This electric scooter integrates dual mechanical disc brakes with a power-cutoff braking design, ensuring responsive and reliable braking performance even on slippery surfaces while maximizing riding safety. The dual rear suspension absorbs up to 70% of road vibrations, providing a smooth and stable ride engineered for ultimate comfort
• Detachable Rear Basket & Widened Deck - Featuring a detachable rear basket for bulk storage and a widened 9.6-inch anti-slip deck securing large items while maintaining balance, this scooter is engineered for family shopping, leisure trips, and short commutes
• Oversized Display & 700 LUX Headlight - This electric scooter features a 7-inch smart dashboard with three riding modes, integrated turn signal indicators, and real-time battery/range tracking, ensuring all critical data is clearly visible at a glance. The 700 LUX ultra-bright headlight projects a 5-meter illumination zone with adaptive beam technology, Ensures night - riding safety, eliminating worries about mountain roads at night