KuKirin G3 e-scooter

Ayzeze: Safely charging your e-bike or e-scooter

• Don’t leave your battery unattended while charging, when you're out or while you're asleep

• Don’t cover chargers or battery packs when charging

• Don’t overload sockets or use unsuitable extension chords

• Don’t charge or store batteries in direct sunlight or in areas with temperatures above 45⁰C

• Don’t charge batteries next to combustible materials or hazardous substances

• Always unplug your charger once you have finished charging

• Always make sure to only use the proper proprietary charger

• Always ask a professional when converting your e-bike or e-scooter

• Always check your battery (and charger) for visible damage

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【All-in-one Solid Design】 The frame is made of high-strength aluminium alloy and designed in one piece with no welds, which is solid and good-looking. Thanks to the all-in-one design, KugooKirin G3 is tougher and more durable, perfect for your cross-country ride!

【1200W Strong Motor】 The 1200W powerful motor with dual heat dissipation provides you with constant and strong power, enabling the e-scooter to speed up to 50km/h. Running with G3, your ride will be more powerful and more durable.

【18Ah Large Battery】 Equipped with an 18Ah large lithium-ion battery pack, KugooKirin G3 can run up to 60km on a full charge, which is definitely a great partner for your long-distance ride!

【Climbing up to 30°】 Thanks to the strong power supply, KugooKirin G3 is able to adapt to a variety of terrains and climb an uphill slope of 30°. Your cross-country ride will have more fun and excitement.

【LED Touch Display】 The advanced LED touch display is designed for showing various real-time data, such as speed and battery power, and also for multi-function control, which makes your ride smarter, easier and more interesting.

Range from full charge to exhaustion (km) Maximum speed with 65kg load (km/h) Maximum slope with 65kg load (°)

Actual range, maximum speed, and maximum slope are affected by factors such as weight, terrain, temperature, wind speed, tire pressure, and riding habits.