🛴 Electric Scooter Motor Power Explained
Our electric scooters — like the Pure Air⁵ series — feature powerful motors up to 840W maximum power, delivering smooth acceleration and confident hill climbing.
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❓ Why Doesn’t My Box Match the Website Specs?
We now state 900W max on our website, but some packaging and printed materials may still show older figures. This change is because we’ve updated the type of power measurement (using the maximum input) to align with other brands for easier comparison.
✨ Rest assured:
Your scooter's motor is 710W peak power and 900W maximum power — simply different ways of describing the same motor.
🔍 Understanding Motor Power Measurements
There are three main ways to measure a motor’s power:
Continuous/Nominal Motor Power
The power the motor can handle indefinitely without overheating — even if running 24/7.
Peak Motor Power
The highest power level the motor can safely deliver for a short burst, built-in temperature sensors will shut the motor down if it gets too hot.
Maximum Input Power
The total electrical power delivered from the battery to the motor when operating at peak.
These measurements depend on how much heat the motor can safely handle. The harder it works, the hotter it gets — but every motor has limits.
📏 Why the Change?
Historically, we quoted Nominal and Peak power, however, most of the industry quotes Nominal and Maximum Input Power instead. To stay consistent with the wider market, we now follow the same standard.