The best commuter electric scooters in Australia

Choose for the commute you actually do

A commuter scooter has to fit your return trip, carrying routine and local support needs. This research shortlist compares the same catalogue specifications in its cards, table and model summaries. Australian supplied speeds are separate from overseas versions, and no riding mode alone establishes public-use eligibility.

Plan the full return trip and a reserve. Our estimates are not measured results; hills, load, wind, temperature and repeated acceleration can reduce range. Prices and availability retain their own source dates on the model pages. They are not live stock or delivered quotes.

Compare the published specifications

The picks

Mearth RS Pro

$1,399 dated catalogue price; 70 km est.; 23 kg; 40 km/h published capability; 1100 W peak / 500 W rated.

Published tyres: 10 inch memory-gel vacuum, non-pneumatic. Suspension: None. Compare those with the surfaces on your route. The manufacturer's own 100 km range claim is a best-case lab figure (flat, light rider, 15 km/h); no independent real world figure could be verified. No suspension.

The published capability is not a public-riding approval. A riding mode does not establish the exact device's eligibility. Current model. Reported available at the dated check. Open dated seller records and source notes.

Inmotion S1

$1,099 dated catalogue price; 65 km est.; 24 kg; 30 km/h published capability; 1000 W peak / 500 W rated.

Published tyres: 10 inch tubeless pneumatic, front and rear. Suspension: Front and rear shock absorbers. Compare those with the surfaces on your route. Basic front drum brake, and unlocked top speed of 30 km/h is modest compared with faster private-land scooters.

The published capability is not a public-riding approval. A riding mode does not establish the exact device's eligibility. Current model. Reported available at the dated check. Open dated seller records and source notes.

Bolzzen Hustler 4816

$1,199 dated catalogue price; 60 km est.; 27.4 kg; 50 km/h published capability; 1104 W peak / 800 W rated.

Published tyres: 10 inch tubeless, 2.75 inch width. Suspension: Coil-over C-type, front and rear. Compare those with the surfaces on your route. Single motor means less hill-climbing punch than Bolzzen's SuperStreet or Phoenix, and 27.4 kg is not the lightest fold.

The published capability is not a public-riding approval. A riding mode does not establish the exact device's eligibility. Current model. Reported available at the dated check. Open dated seller records and source notes.

Segway MAX G3

$1,699 dated catalogue price; 56 km est.; 24.3 kg; 25 km/h published Australian supplied; 2000 W peak / 850 W rated.

Published tyres: 11 inch self-sealing tubeless. Suspension: Front and rear hydraulic. Compare those with the surfaces on your route. Heavier than the lighter F-series models; check state-specific device requirements as well as riding speed limits.

Segway Australia publishes 25 km/h for this supplied configuration. Overseas or modified modes are not the Australian specification and do not establish public-riding eligibility. New release. Reported available at the dated check. Open dated seller records and source notes.

Segway F3 Pro

$1,399 dated catalogue price; 49 km est.; 19.3 kg; 25 km/h published Australian supplied; 1200 W peak / 550 W rated.

Published tyres: 10 inch tubeless self-sealing. Suspension: Front hydraulic, rear elastomer. Compare those with the surfaces on your route. It is heavier and dearer than the base F3, while the 70 km claim still comes from a low-speed test.

Segway Australia publishes 25 km/h for this supplied configuration. Overseas or modified modes are not the Australian specification and do not establish public-riding eligibility. New release. Reported available at the dated check. Open dated seller records and source notes.

Segway F3

$1,199 dated catalogue price; 49 km est.; 18.6 kg; 25 km/h published capability; 1000 W peak / 450 W rated.

Published tyres: 10 inch self-healing tubeless. Suspension: Front hydraulic, rear elastomer. Compare those with the surfaces on your route. The rear brake is electronic rather than a second mechanical disc, and Segway's 70 km claim is measured at low speed.

The published capability is not a public-riding approval. A riding mode does not establish the exact device's eligibility. New release. Reported sold out at the dated check. Open dated seller records and source notes.

What to weigh up

For stairs and mixed transport, ask for a lift and folding demonstration with your normal bag. On rough surfaces, compare tyre construction, suspension and service parts. For longer trips, check charging access and replacement-battery support. Peak and rated power are distinct supplier ratings, not measured hill-climbing results.

Use the state and model checker for the exact device and rider requirements, Compare for a pair or trio, and the directory to filter a wider shortlist. No physical ScootFinder road test is implied.