Which e-scooter goes 100 mph?

No consumer electric scooter currently reaches 100 mph — the fastest production e-scooters on the market top out around 60–65 mph, with purpose-built performance machines like the Rion 2RE and Rion Thrust holding those records.

The 100 mph barrier remains out of reach for electric scooters because of fundamental engineering constraints: battery discharge rates, motor heat management, frame rigidity, and tire safety ratings all degrade well before triple-digit speeds. The fastest street-legal and track-built e-scooters cluster in the 55–65 mph range. PikSpiid's own high-end G2 MAX tops out around 50 mph — which already puts it in the top tier of production performance scooters available today.

• Fastest confirmed production e-scooter top speed: approximately 60–65 mph (Rion 2RE / Rion Thrust).
• No consumer e-scooter has achieved 100 mph in verified, independent testing as of 2024.
• PikSpiid G2 MAX top speed: 50 mph, placing it among the fastest widely available production scooters.
• Typical high-performance e-scooter motor range at these speeds: 5000W–11,000W peak output.