The Best Scooters We’ve Actually Tested (2026)
Our pick: Varla Eagle One (8.5/10). A serious 40-MPH beast perfect for suburban riders—powerful and genuinely fun, though controls take time to learn. Typically $1,699 Retail. We bought and tested 5 scooters to pick it.
Below: the full ranking by our honest rating — real prices, what we’d buy, and what we’d skip.
| # | Scooters | Rating | Price | Best for | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Varla Eagle One | 8.5/10 | $1,699 Retail | A serious 40-MPH beast perfect for suburban riders—powerful and genuinely fun, though controls take time to learn. | Check price → |
| 2 | Pegasus Scooter | 8.5/10 | — | Pure fun machine with dual motors and serious speed—not transport, but exhilaration absolutely yes. | Check price → |
| 3 | Hiboy Scooter | 8/10 | Only $439 | Solid, budget-friendly urban commuter with smooth ride and strong user satisfaction, but brakes could be tighter on rough terrain. | Check price → |
| 4 | Yadea Elite Prime Scooter | 7.5/10 | On sale for only $899 | For tech-forward commuters, the Yadea Elite Prime is a hard-to-ignore value despite aggressive acceleration and persistent beeping. | Check price → |
| 5 | Troxus Electric Scooter | 5.5/10 | $550 | Affordable commuter for paved city streets, but reviewers can't recommend it—better alternatives exist. | Check price → |
1. Varla Eagle One
A serious 40-MPH beast perfect for suburban riders—powerful and genuinely fun, though controls take time to learn.
What we liked: Dual 1000W motors (2000W total power—far exceeds most competitors); 40 MPH top speed capability; 40+ mile range on 52V battery.
What we’d skip: Controls take time to master; Heavy at 70 pounds.
2. Pegasus Scooter
Pure fun machine with dual motors and serious speed—not transport, but exhilaration absolutely yes.
What we liked: Dual 500W motors (1600W total) deliver more power than many eBikes; Reaches 28–29 MPH while feeling stable and in control; Solid tires won't flat; paired with dual suspension for smooth ride.
What we’d skip: Solid tires absorb bumps less effectively than pneumatic tires; Range drops to 18–20 miles when using dual motors at top speed.
3. Hiboy Scooter
Solid, budget-friendly urban commuter with smooth ride and strong user satisfaction, but brakes could be tighter on rough terrain.
What we liked: Smooth and quiet ride; Budget-friendly pricing; Advanced dual braking system.
What we’d skip: Brakes could be tighter; Stability issues on uneven roads.