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ENGWE Y700 Electric Scooter

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ENGWE Y700 Electric Scooter

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Last updated September 11, 2026

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A commuter e-scooter with a 1200W peak motor, up to 85 km of range on a 48V 18.2Ah battery and 10-inch urban tyres — ENGWE’s value entry point.

Best for

A city commuter who wants a straightforward, good-range e-scooter without paying for dual motors.

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Overview

The Y700 is ENGWE’s value commuter scooter. A brushless rear-hub motor peaks at 1200W and pulls to a 25 km/h top speed across four assist levels, while a 48V 18.2Ah battery stretches to around 85 km of range. It kick-starts from about 3 km/h, holds speed with a hold-the-throttle cruise control, and rides on 10 × 3.0-inch urban tyres with a mechanical disc brake and an IPX5 weather rating. It carries up to 120 kg and climbs 20° inclines. At its price it is the easiest way into ENGWE’s range for a daily city commute.

The good

  • 1200W peak motor, 25 km/h top speed
  • Up to 85 km range (48V 18.2Ah battery)
  • Cruise control and four assist levels
  • IPX5 rating, 120 kg load, 20° climb

The trade-offs

  • Single motor — less punch than the dual-motor Y1000
  • Mechanical (not hydraulic) disc brake
  • 9–10 hour charge time

Specifications

Motor
Brushless rear hub, 1200W peak, 28 N·m
Top speed
25 km/h (4 assist levels)
Range
Up to 85 km
Battery
48V 18.2Ah Li-ion (9–10h charge)
Brakes / tyres
Mechanical disc; 10 × 3.0" urban
Rating / load
IPX5; 120 kg; 20° climb

FAQs

How far does it go on a charge?

ENGWE rates the Y700 at up to 85 km from its 48V 18.2Ah battery; real range depends on rider weight, terrain and assist level.

How is it different from the Y1000?

The Y700 has a single rear-hub motor and a mechanical disc brake; the Y1000 steps up to dual motors, a bigger 52V battery and hydraulic brakes.

Is it weatherproof?

It carries an IPX5 rating, so it handles rain splashes, though like any scooter it should not be submerged.

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