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ENGWE Y1000 Electric Scooter

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ENGWE Y1000 Electric Scooter

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Last updated September 11, 2026

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A dual-motor e-scooter with 1200W × 2 peak power, up to 100 km range on a 52V 22.5Ah battery, hydraulic brakes and off-road tyres.

Best for

A rider who wants stronger dual-motor power, faster charging and hydraulic brakes for hills or a heavier load.

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Overview

The Y1000 is the powered-up sibling of the Y700. Two brushless hub motors peak at 1200W each for stronger acceleration and hill-pulling, and a larger 52V 22.5Ah battery lifts range to around 100 km while charging faster (5–6 hours) on a 4A charger. It keeps the 25 km/h assisted top speed and four-level assist, but upgrades to hydraulic disc brakes and 10 × 3.0-inch off-road tyres, with an IPX5 rating and a 120 kg load rating. It is the pick when the Y700’s single motor isn’t enough for hills or a heavier rider.

The good

  • Dual hub motors, 1200W × 2 peak
  • Up to 100 km range (52V 22.5Ah)
  • Hydraulic disc brakes; off-road tyres
  • Faster 5–6h charge on a 4A charger

The trade-offs

  • Heavier and pricier than the single-motor Y700
  • Still capped at 25 km/h assisted top speed
  • Dual motors draw the battery faster at full power

Specifications

Motor
Dual brushless hub, 1200W × 2 peak
Top speed
25 km/h (4 assist levels)
Range
Up to 100 km
Battery
52V 22.5Ah Li-ion (5–6h charge)
Brakes / tyres
Hydraulic disc; 10 × 3.0" off-road
Rating / load
IPX5; 120 kg; 20° climb

FAQs

Why choose the Y1000 over the Y700?

Dual motors give stronger acceleration and hill-climbing, the 52V 22.5Ah battery adds range, and hydraulic brakes and a 4A charger improve stopping and charge time.

How fast does it go?

Assisted top speed is 25 km/h with four assist levels; the dual motors mainly help acceleration and hills rather than a higher top speed.

How long to charge?

Around 5–6 hours on the included 4A charger for the 52V 22.5Ah battery.

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