Trottinette électrique KuKirin G2 Master – Deux moteurs de 1000 W, autonomie de 70 km, vitesse maximale de 60 km/h

The G2 Master is designed for riders who want strong dual-motor performance, long-distance capability and greater traction than a typical single-motor scooter. Its performance-focused setup makes it suitable for experienced riders, longer recreational journeys and more demanding routes.

The key difference is its dual 1000W motor system, which delivers power through both wheels. This gives the G2 Master stronger acceleration and traction than the single-motor G2, G2 Pro and G2 Max.

Dual motors provide power to both the front and rear wheels, helping improve acceleration and traction when additional performance is required. The system is particularly useful for hills, changing terrain and situations where a single driven wheel may provide less traction.

The G2 Max uses a single 1000W motor and focuses more on long-range everyday riding, while the G2 Master uses dual 1000W motors for stronger acceleration and all-wheel-drive traction. The G2 Master is therefore the more performance-oriented option of the two.

Hill climbing is one of the areas where the dual-motor configuration provides a clear practical advantage over lower-powered models. Actual climbing performance will depend on the gradient, rider weight, battery level, traction and surface conditions.

The 10-inch off-road tyres are designed to provide reliable grip and stability across a wider variety of surfaces. Their larger profile also complements the G2 Master's performance-oriented setup when riding over rough or uneven terrain.

With up to 70 km of claimed range, the G2 Master has the endurance needed for longer journeys as well as recreational riding. Frequent dual-motor acceleration, higher speeds and steep climbs can increase energy consumption and reduce real-world range.

Using both motors aggressively requires more energy, particularly during rapid acceleration and hill climbing. Riders who want to extend their available range should use smoother acceleration and less demanding performance settings when maximum power is unnecessary.

Both are dual-motor performance scooters, but the G2 Master uses dual 1000W motors, while the G3 Pro steps up to dual 1200W motors and a longer claimed range. The G2 Master provides a middle ground for riders who want serious dual-motor capability without moving further up the KuKirin performance range.

The G2 Master's defining combination is dual 1000W power, up to 70 km claimed range and 10-inch off-road tyres. It is particularly relevant for riders who prioritise acceleration, climbing ability, traction and versatility across different riding surfaces.