KuKirin G2 Series Compared: G2, G2 Pro, G2 Ultra, G2 Max & G2 Master
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The KuKirin G2 is one of the most popular electric scooter families in Europe – many riders still know it as the Kugoo Kirin G2. Today the G2 line comes in six versions, from a 25 km/h commuter to a dual-motor off-roader. This guide compares them side by side so you can pick the right one.
KuKirin G2 models at a glance
| Model | Motor | Top speed | Range* | Battery | Tyres |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| G2 Pro DGT | 500W | 25 km/h | up to 65 km | 48V 15Ah | 9" vacuum |
| G2 Pro 2026 | 600W (800W peak) | 45 km/h | up to 55 km | 48V 15Ah | 9" tubeless |
| G2 2026 | 800W | 45 km/h | up to 55 km | 48V 15Ah | 10" tubeless |
| G2 Ultra | 2 × 800W | 50 km/h | 55–60 km | 48V 18Ah | 10" tubeless |
| G2 Max | 1000W | 55 km/h | 70–80 km | 48V 20Ah | 10" pneumatic |
| G2 Master 2026 | 2 × 1000W | 60 km/h | up to 70 km | 52V 20.8Ah | 10" pneumatic off-road |
*Manufacturer figures in optimal conditions. Rider weight, speed, temperature and terrain affect real-world range.
Which KuKirin G2 should you buy?
- Commuting on bike lanes: the G2 Pro DGT is limited to 25 km/h, DGT certified for Spain and the lightest G2 at 22.3 kg.
- Compact all-rounder: the G2 Pro 2026 (formerly Kugoo Kirin G2 Pro) reaches 45 km/h with dual spring suspension and weighs 25 kg.
- Bigger tyres, same battery: the G2 2026 uses an 800W motor and 10-inch tubeless off-road tyres.
- Dual-motor grip: the G2 Ultra adds a second 800W motor for traction on hills and loose ground.
- Longest range: the G2 Max has the biggest battery in the G2 family and covers 70–80 km.
- Most power: the G2 Master 2026 combines two 1000W motors with hydraulic suspension and reaches 60 km/h.
Comparing across the whole range? Read our best KuKirin electric scooter 2026 guide or see all KuKirin scooters.
Spare parts for every G2
We stock genuine parts for the G2 family: G2 parts, G2 Pro parts, G2 Max parts and G2 Master parts. Not sure which part fits your scooter? Contact support.
FAQ
Is the KuKirin G2 the same as the Kugoo Kirin G2?
Yes. Scooters previously sold as Kugoo Kirin G2 models are now sold under the KuKirin brand, and the G2 line continues as the KuKirin G2 family.
What is the top speed of the KuKirin G2 Pro?
The G2 Pro 2026 reaches 45 km/h. The G2 Pro DGT is limited to 25 km/h.
Can I ride a KuKirin G2 on public roads?
That depends on where you live. Most countries only allow e-scooters limited to 25 km/h (or less) on public roads, and in some countries privately owned e-scooters cannot be used on public roads at all. Check your local rules before riding; the G2 Pro DGT is the 25 km/h model.