Ausom F1 Max Dual Motor Electric Scooter

49th of 120 we've scored in Electric Scooters

49th of 120 in Scooters

Ausom F1 Max Dual Motor Electric Scooter

1,001-1,500 Wh
61-80 mi claimed
301-350 lb max load
36-45 mph

SVT Score, Mid

Usability5.1/10Social6.3/10The SVT Score is placed on its category's range

Versus

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A very fast dual-motor scooter with a 1,248 Wh battery, hydraulic brakes and a 330 lb load rating, but heavy.

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SKU: 1297488 Category: Electric Scooters Brand: Ausom

Usability

5.1 out of 10

Battery51,248 Wh (60 V, 20.8 Ah) on the performance scooter ladder

Better on batterySegway GT3 ProThe GT3 Pro carries a 2,160 Wh battery. $2,699.99Scores 8.0

Motor72,800 W total (two 1400 W motors as the maker prints them)

Peak: 1920 W per motor (3,840 W) claimed, not scored; the maker prints 1400W*2 apart from the peak, so it scores as stated

Ride Hardware9front and rear hydraulic discs, front and rear suspension, 10-inch pneumatic tires

E-ABS: the maker's motor-cut brake is not counted as ABS

Weight579.4 lb

Features4lights with side indicators, turn signals, display

IP: IP54 with an IPX5 battery, so no IP point; the NFC and passcode lock is not an app lock

Better on featuresSegway GT3 ProA one-step fold. $2,699.99Scores 9.0

Verification2no UL claim and no record for F1 Max in SGS, Product iQ, Intertek or Certipedia

Searched: SGS UL Intertek Certipedia TÜV SÜD CPSC Health Canada

Better on verificationKuKirin G2 Master$949Scores 8.0

Warranty & Support1battery 6 months, motor 1 year, the shorter term scores

Badge: product page says 2-Year Worry-Free Warranty, the warranty page lists battery 6 months and motor 1 year

Better on warranty & supportGotrax GX3The battery. $1,699Scores 5.0

Price

Option: spare battery $419.00, 1.8 A charger $75.00

Strengths

Hydraulic brakes front and rear
Big battery for long rides
High load rating for heavier riders
Four-spring swingarm soaks up bumps
Very strong acceleration and hill power

Drawbacks

Heavy to lift or carry
Battery covered for only six months
Warranty badge disagrees with the policy page
Brakes needed adjusting out of the box for one owner
Steering needs care at top speed
No cruise control confirmed on the maker pages

Verdict

A very fast long-range scooter for big riders, but heavy and thinly covered

Social score

6.3 out of 10

Reddit6 out of 10

Liked

speed

Complaints

brakes needed adjusting
dead throttle travel
steering wobble at speed

Read the full summary

r/ElectricScooters: one owner finds it very fast but had to align the brake rotors and tune the brakes out of the box, notes dead throttle travel in dual mode and broke the rear fender in a drop (Jun 2025)
A commenter warns of steering wobble above about 37 mph (early 2026)

GoogleBrand-level6 out of 10

Testers across the range praise power, suspension and value, and criticise weight, cable-pulled brakes on the lower models and real range well under the maker figures (2025 to 2026)

YouTube7 out of 10

Liked

top speed
hydraulic brakes
steering stability

Read the full summary

Movelectrics (discount code in the video description, so not fully independent) logged a 78 km/h top speed, praised the hydraulic brakes and found the steering stable without a damper (Nov 2025)

AmazonNot scored

The Amazon pool is blank: the Ausom store on Amazon carries a shared L2 Max and DT2 Pro file rated 4.3 from 50 ratings that showed no seller because the offer was unavailable, and the other listings returned errors when opened (Oct 2026).

User reviewsNot scored

The retailer pool is blank: Best Buy lists the F1 Max with 7 reviews, all carrying its Incentivized badge (one also Employee); Walmart lists Ausom scooters only through third-party sellers, so those reviews are dropped, and Target, Costco, Dick's, REI, Home Depot and Lowe's search results show no Ausom scooter (October 2026).

Trustpilot

Trustpilot shows ausomstore.com at 4.4 out of 5 from 147 reviews, 80% five-star and 12% one-star, on a claimed page that replies to most negative reviews, and its reviews are labelled unprompted (copy shown to Apr 2026).

Track record

BBB lists an Ausom electric scooter business in Bakersfield, California as not accredited and not rated, with 6 complaints in the last three years (Oct 2026).
Searches of CPSC and Health Canada recall listings in Oct 2026 turned up no recall naming Ausom scooters or batteries.

Not countedExcluded

Not counted in any pool: the brand's own store reviews and Q&A, its YouTube channel, Facebook group and social channels, any brand-run subreddit, staff posts, dealer pages, and affiliate or creator programs and their codes.

Specs

TypePerformance
E-Bike ClassNot applicable
Battery1,001-1,500 Wh
MotorDual motor
Top Speed36-45 mph
Claimed Range61-80 mi
Weight71-85 lb
Max Rider Load301-350 lb
BrakesHydraulic disc
SuspensionFull
FoldingFolds
CertificationsNone verifiable
Warranty6 Months

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At a glance

Two charge ports
Side indicators
NFC card and passcode lock

Company

The AUSOM trademark (US registration 7664202, vehicles) is registered to Shenzhen Magic Wheel Technology Co., Ltd of Shenzhen, the manufacturer named in the product manuals.
The company's range read here covers off-road and commuter electric scooters from 28 to 45 mph.

Where it sells

Ausom sells its US scooters through ausomstore.com, which the maker's global site names as its North American official store.
The store's terms name the operating company as Econ Technology Ltd of Swinton, Manchester, UK.
The scooters are sold on the Ausom store, in an Ausom store on Amazon and at Best Buy.
Best Buy sells Ausom scooters as the seller (DT2 Pro, F1 Max, Gosoul 2, Gosoul 2 Pro, K20 Pro), Walmart carries them only through third-party marketplace sellers, and Target, Costco, Dick's, REI, Home Depot and Lowe's do not sell the brand (October 2026).

Description

The Ausom F1 Max is a dual-motor folding scooter with a 60 V, 20.8 Ah battery of 1,248 Wh and two hub motors listed at 1400 W each (1920 W each as peak, 3,840 W in total).

It has front and rear hydraulic disc brakes with E-ABS, front and rear swingarm suspension with four independent springs and 10 x 3 inch pneumatic tires. It weighs 79.4 lb and is rated for a 330 lb rider. The maker claims 62 miles of range and 45 mph, with IP54 and an IPX5 battery.

It has front and rear lights with side indicators, turn signals, an LCD display, an NFC card or passcode unlock and two charge ports. The box holds one charger, three NFC cards, gloves and tools. A spare battery sells for $419.00 and a 1.8 A charger for $75.00. The store lists no speed-preset variant.