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Dualtron Togo Plus vs Inmotion Climber

Australian price and specification comparison using the live ScootFinder catalogue, with realistic range estimates and state-dependent legality.

Verdict at a glance

Choose the Inmotion Climber for hills, lower weight, higher payload and confirmed dual-motor performance. Choose the run-out Togo Plus for suspension and a natively 25 km/h setup if clearance stock and warranty are confirmed.

Dualtron

Togo Plus

$899

A step up from the Togo with a bigger battery and better weather sealing, aimed at daily urban commuting.

Best for
Riders wanting suspension, a large battery and a factory 25 km/h commuter configuration.
Range estimate
TBC
Weight
26.3 kg
Rider limit
100 kg
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Inmotion

Climber

$999

Inmotion's dual motor hill-climbing commuter, light and water resistant, ships inside the 25 km/h legal class.

Best for
Hilly commutes and heavier riders who can tolerate a rigid chassis.
Range estimate
39 km
Weight
20.8 kg
Rider limit
130 kg
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Full specification comparison

Manufacturer range claims are shown separately from ScootFinder planning estimates. A TBC value is left blank by the source rather than inferred.

SpecificationDualtron Togo PlusInmotion Climber
Current price$899$999
Catalogue statusrun-outcurrent
Availabilityin-stockin-stock
Claimed range50 km56 km
ScootFinder range estimateTBC39 km
Weight26.3 kg20.8 kg
Maximum rider load100 kg130 kg
Rated motor760 W900 W
Peak motor920 W1500 W
Unrestricted device speed25 km/h38 km/h
Can be limited to 25 km/hYesYes
Battery720 Wh540 Wh
Water resistanceIP55IPX6
Tyres9 inch pneumatic10 inch tubed, front and rear
SuspensionFront and rear spring and rubberNone
BrakesDual drum with ABS and EBSElectronic plus disc
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Buying decision

The differences that matter

  1. The Climber has dual 450 W motors; the Togo Plus uses one 760 W rated motor.
  2. The Togo Plus has suspension at both ends; the Climber has no suspension.
  3. The Inmotion is 5.5 kg lighter and supports 130 kg versus 100 kg.
  4. The Togo Plus has a 720 Wh battery; the Climber has 540 Wh but a 39 km ScootFinder planning estimate.
  5. The Togo Plus is run-out stock, while the Climber is a current model with a verified Australian product listing.
Australian rules

Legality is state dependent

Dualtron Togo Plus: Fits the 25 km/h legal class, but rules still vary by state. Legal to ride within limits in 6 of 8 states and territories. Not permitted for private use in NSW or NT.

Inmotion Climber: Fits the 25 km/h legal class, but rules still vary by state. Legal to ride within limits in 6 of 8 states and territories. Not permitted for private use in NSW or NT.

Speed capability is only one part of the rule. Rider age, licence requirements, where you ride and local speed limits also matter. Check the current state-by-state guide before riding.

Quick answers

Dualtron Togo Plus vs Inmotion Climber FAQs

Which is better for hills?

The Climber is the stronger hill choice on paper because of its dual-motor traction and 1,500 W combined peak output.

Which is more comfortable?

The Togo Plus has suspension at both ends. The Climber's 10 inch pneumatic tyres cannot fully replace suspension on broken surfaces.

Which is lighter?

The Inmotion is lighter at 20.8 kg versus 26.3 kg, though neither is a one-handed carry.

Method and sources

How this comparison was researched

ScootFinder has not physically road-tested these two units for this comparison. Published specifications come from the sources below. Real-world range figures are clearly labelled ScootFinder estimates and prices or availability should be confirmed before purchase.

  1. Scooter Hut Inmotion Climber product pageChecked 2026-09-03
  2. Inmotion Climber manufacturer pageChecked 2026-09-03
  3. Electric Kicks Dualtron Togo Plus product pageChecked 2026-09-05
  4. Electric Kicks Inmotion Climber product pageChecked 2026-09-05