Inokim Light 2 Super Electric Scooter

  • Up to 400 Wh
  • Up to 25 mi claimed
  • Up to 250 lb max load
  • 21-28 mph

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A light folding commuter scooter with dual drum brakes and cruise control, held back by a small battery and no suspension.

$995

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Usability

4.7 out of 10
  • Option: Max version 36 V, 12.8 Ah (461 Wh) on the same listing ($1,195.00)
Better on batteryNAVEE ST3 ProThe ST3 Pro carries a 596.7 Wh battery. $649.99Scores 7.0
  • Page: store and maker pages list 350 W, not scored over the manual
Better on motorSegway ZT3 ProRear hub motor is rated 650 W nominal. $999.99Scores 10.0
  • Tires: 2026 store listing describes a solid rear tire
Better on ride hardwareNAVEE ST3 ProA front drum brake. $649.99Scores 9.0
  • Searched: SGS Certipedia Intertek UL TÜV SÜD CPSC Health Canada
  • Record: SGS, not printed; Personal E-mobility Device, read as UL 2272 (Part 27), LIGHT2 (trade name INOKIM; Product name: Electric Scooter), Ningbo MYWAY Intelligent Technology Co., Ltd.
Better on verificationNIU KQi 300PUL certifies the KQi 300P to UL 2272 (certificate UL-US-2417017-0. $749Scores 8.0

Strengths

  • Light enough to carry up stairs
  • Drum brakes work well in the wet
  • Cruise control on the display
  • Solidly built with few welds
  • Folds in one step for trains and buses

Drawbacks

  • Small battery for longer commutes
  • Weak motor on steep hills
  • No suspension over rough pavement
  • Only one year of warranty
  • Store sets a lower top speed for New York
Verdict

A light, well-built city scooter for short trips, but the battery is small

Social score

7.0 out of 10
Reddit7 out of 10
Liked
  • build quality
  • smooth acceleration
  • easy to carry
Complaints
  • price
  • rear mudguard
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  • r/ElectricScooters: an owner at 4,000 km over 15 months praised the build, smooth acceleration and rain riding, and called it overpriced with an annoying rear mudguard (Mar 2019)
  • r/ElectricScooters: an owner after 200 miles called it light, well designed and grab-and-go (Aug 2022)
Google7 out of 10
Liked
  • drum brakes
  • build quality
  • portability
Complaints
  • modest power
  • no suspension
  • price
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RiderGuide (affiliate links, unit source not stated) measured 20.7 mph, 16.0 mi and 11.9 ft braking from 15 mph with a 165 lb rider (Aug 2020)|Electrek (affiliate links to the then US distributor) praised the build and drum brakes and noted no suspension (Jun 2020)

YouTubeNot scored

The YouTube pool is blank: the tester videos found repeat written reviews already counted in the Google pool, and none states how the unit was obtained (October 2026).

AmazonNot scored

The Amazon pool is blank: the search turned up no Inokim listing on Amazon US sold by Inokim or its US store (October 2026).

User reviewsNot scored

No major US retailer sells Inokim scooters or e-bikes as the seller (October 2026).

Reviews

The search turned up no Trustpilot page for inokim.shop or inokim.com (October 2026).

Track record
  • BBB rates Inokim Shop of Doral, Florida, F and not accredited, with 5 complaints in three years and 2 left unanswered (October 2026).
  • CPSC and Health Canada list no recall of an Inokim scooter or e-bike (searched October 2026).
  • Australia recalled the OX Super and OXO Super in September 2021 over a light module that could overheat.
  • Australia recalled the Quick 4 in August 2021 over a T-bar stem that could crack.
Not countedExcluded
  • Not counted in any pool: the ratings on inokim.shop and inokim.com and the brand's own YouTube, Facebook and Instagram accounts.
  • The retailer pool is blank: Walmart's listing for the Light 2 comes from a third-party seller with no reviews, and none of Best Buy, Target, Costco, REI, Home Depot and Lowe's lists it (October 2026).

Specs

  • TypeCommuter
  • E-Bike ClassNot applicable
  • BatteryUp to 400 Wh
  • MotorSingle motor
  • Top Speed21-28 mph
  • Claimed RangeUp to 25 mi
  • WeightUp to 40 lb
  • Max Rider LoadUp to 250 lb
  • BrakesDrum
  • SuspensionNone
  • FoldingFolds
  • CertificationsClaimed only
  • Warranty1 Year

At a glance

  • Max version $1,195
  • Three speed modes
  • Charges in about 5 hours
  • The INOKIM US trademark is registered to INOKIM Ltd of Ramat Gan, Israel, which designs the products.
  • The maker's terms cover the motor, battery and controller for 12 months with a mileage cap by model after registration at inokim.com.
  • Inokim scooters and e-bikes are sold in the US through inokim.shop, the store of the New York distributor that the maker names for the USA.
  • The store trades as INOKIM by Maxi Ride from 156 West 15th Street and 624 East 9th Street in New York, and its terms name Inokim at 624 East 9th Street.
  • The range on the US store runs from folding commuter scooters to a dual-motor scooter and a seated pedal e-bike.

The Inokim Light 2 Super is a folding commuter scooter with a 36 V, 10.4 Ah battery of 374 Wh (36 V x 10.4 Ah) and a gearless rear hub motor the maker's manual rates at 300 W. The store page lists the motor at 350 W.

It has front and rear drum brakes that cut the motor when applied, no suspension and 8.5-inch pneumatic tires, and the 2026 store listing describes a solid rear tire. It weighs 30.2 lb and is rated for a 220 lb rider.

The maker claims 21.7 mph and 16.8 to 24.8 miles of range at 9 mph with a 165 lb rider, and the store lists 20 miles for the Super. The store sets every scooter it sells to 20 mph for New York City.

The thumb-throttle display has three speed modes, a settable speed limit and cruise control, and a full charge takes about 5 hours. The Max version with a 36 V, 12.8 Ah battery of 461 Wh sells on the same listing for $1,195.00.

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