Xiaomi popularised the urban electric scooter in Europe. Today, the Electric Scooter range has three generations still on sale, the 4, the 5 and the 6, and around ten versions: Lite, Pro, Plus, Max, Ultra… This guide compares the 13 Xiaomi models available on Scootidoo and helps you choose the right one for your commute, your budget and the weight you are prepared to carry.
- Models compared
- 13 Xiaomi scooters
- Price
- From €249 to €799.99
- Our recommendation
- Scooter 5 Pro (€449)
- The lightest
- Scooter 4 Pro (17 kg)
Generation 4, 5 or 6: what changes
- Generation 4: lightweight scooters (around 17 kg for the 4 and 4 Pro), easy to carry up stairs or on public transport.
- Generation 5: a 477 Wh 48 V battery, a claimed range of up to 60 km and, on the Pro and Max versions, front and rear suspension.
- Generation 6: large 12-inch wheels, suspension and up to IPX6 water protection. More comfortable and more stable, but considerably heavier (from 26 to 34 kg). Only the entry-level 6 Lite keeps 10-inch wheels and a weight of 18 kg.
All the Xiaomi scooters in this selection are limited to 25 km/h.
The 13 Xiaomi scooters compared
| Model | Max power | Battery | Claimed range | Wheels | Weight | Water resistance | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Scooter 6 Lite | 500 W | 216 Wh | up to 25 km | 10" pneumatic | 18.1 kg | IPX4 | €249 |
| Scooter 6 | 800 W | 360 Wh | up to 45 km | 12" tubeless | 26.3 kg | IPX5 | €329 |
| Scooter 4 | 600 W | 275 Wh | up to 35 km | 10" tubeless | 17.2 kg | IP54 | €379 |
| Scooter 5 | 700 W | 477 Wh | up to 60 km | 10" tubeless | 20.1 kg | IPX5 | €399 |
| Scooter 5 Pro | 1,000 W | 477 Wh | up to 60 km | 10" tubeless | 22.4 kg | IPX5 | €449 |
| Scooter 5 Plus | 900 W | 477 Wh | up to 60 km | 12" | 26.6 kg | IPX5 | €479 |
| Scooter 6 Pro | 1,000 W | 468 Wh | up to 70 km | 12" all-terrain | 27.3 kg | IPX5 | €549 |
| Scooter 5 Max | 1,000 W | 477 Wh | up to 60 km | 10" tubeless | 22.3 kg | IPX5 | €549 |
| Scooter 4 Pro | 700 W | 446 Wh | up to 55 km | 10" tubeless | 17 kg | IPX4 | €549 |
| Scooter 4 Pro (2nd Gen) | 1,000 W | 468 Wh | around 60 km | 10" tubeless | 19 kg | IPX4 | €549 |
| Scooter 4 Ultra | 940 W | 561.5 Wh | up to 70 km | 10" DuraGel | 24.5 kg | IP55 | €699 |
| Scooter 6 Max | 1,100 W | 468 Wh | up to 70 km | 12" tubeless | 29.7 kg | IPX6 | €699.99 |
| Scooter 6 Ultra | 1,200 W | 585 Wh | up to 75 km | 12" all-terrain | 33.7 kg | IPX6 | €799.99 |
Ranges are measured by Xiaomi at moderate speed (often 15 km/h), with a rider weighing around 75 kg and at 25 °C. At 25 km/h, for example, Xiaomi claims 45 km for the 6 Max and 55 km for the 6 Ultra. In real-world use, expect a further 20 to 30% less, especially in winter.
Which Xiaomi should you choose for your use?
Small budget and short trips
The Scooter 6 Lite (€249) is the entry point to the range: a 300 W motor (500 W peak), a claimed range of up to 25 km, 10-inch pneumatic tyres, front suspension and just 18.1 kg. For a few euros more, the Scooter 6 (€329) moves up to 12-inch wheels and front and rear suspension, with a claimed range of up to 45 km.
You need to carry it: generation 4
Stairs, train, metro: weight becomes the deciding factor. The Scooter 4 Pro weighs just 17 kg for a claimed range of 55 km, and the 4 Pro (2nd Gen) (19 kg) goes up to 1,000 W of maximum power and around 60 km. These are the easiest Xiaomi scooters to carry.
The best all-rounder: the Scooter 5 Pro
The Scooter 5 Pro (€449) combines a 477 Wh battery, a claimed range of up to 60 km, 1,000 W of maximum power and front and rear suspension, for 22.4 kg. This is our recommendation for most home-to-work commutes. The 5 Max (€549) adds hydraulic front suspension.
Comfort, rain and rough roads: the 6 Pro and 6 Max
The Scooter 6 Pro (€549) rides on 12-inch all-terrain tyres with front and rear suspension. The Scooter 6 Max (€699.99) adds front and rear disc brakes, a maximum load of 130 kg and IPX6 protection: it is the ideal Xiaomi for riding all year round. See also our guide electric scooter in winter and in the rain.
The top of the range: the Scooter 6 Ultra
The Scooter 6 Ultra (€799.99) is the most complete Xiaomi: 585 Wh, a claimed range of up to 75 km, dual swingarm suspension, disc brakes with E-ABS, a TFT colour display, Apple Find My compatibility, IPX6 and a maximum load of 140 kg. The trade-off: 33.7 kg, so it is best for those who don't need to carry it.
Our top Xiaomi picks for 2026
- Best budget pick: Scooter 6 (€329)
- The lightest: Scooter 4 Pro (17 kg)
- Best value for money: Scooter 5 Pro (€449)
- Best in the rain: Scooter 6 Max (IPX6)
- Top of the range: Scooter 6 Ultra
FAQ
What is the difference between the Xiaomi 6 Pro, 6 Max and 6 Ultra?
They share 12-inch wheels. The 6 Pro has a front disc brake and IPX5; the 6 Max adds front and rear disc brakes and IPX6; the 6 Ultra has the biggest battery (585 Wh), dual swingarm suspension and a colour display.
Which Xiaomi scooter is the lightest?
The Scooter 4 Pro at 17 kg, followed by the Scooter 4 (17.2 kg).
Xiaomi or Segway?
Both brands target urban commuting. Xiaomi focuses on large 12-inch wheels with its generation 6; Segway offers a wider range, from small models to high-end scooters. See our guide Segway-Ninebot scooter: which model to choose.
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