Australian shoppers can compare the KuKirin G2 and KuKirin G4 on their Australia listings. Both pages show AUD pricing and Australian delivery information. Choose by the route you expect to ride, the weight you can manage, and the rules that apply where you live.
G2 and G4 at a glance
| Published detail | KuKirin G2 | KuKirin G4 |
|---|---|---|
| Rated motor | 800W | 2000W rear motor |
| Battery | 48V 15.6Ah | 60V 20Ah |
| Manufacturer-stated maximum range | Up to 55 km at medium speed with 75 kg rider | Up to 75 km under suitable conditions |
| Maximum speed | Up to 45 km/h | Up to 70 km/h |
| Tyres | 10-inch tubeless | 11-inch tubeless |
| Net weight | Approx. 25.3 kg | Approx. 34.5 kg |
These are manufacturer-stated figures. Real distance and speed vary with rider load, temperature, terrain, tyre pressure, battery condition and riding style. The two range numbers use different stated conditions and are not a same-route test.
Which model fits your day?
The G2 is the lighter option by about 9.2 kg on the listed weights. That matters if you need to move the scooter into storage or lift it. Its 800W motor and 10-inch tyres make it the simpler choice if the G2's listed specifications meet your route. Check the Australian G2 listing.
The G4 adds a 2000W rated rear motor, 60V 20Ah battery and 11-inch tyres, but its listed weight is about 34.5 kg. It may suit riders looking for more motor output who can accommodate the size and weight. Check the Australian G4 listing.
Delivery and road-use check
Both Australian product pages currently describe free standard delivery from an Australian warehouse and provide a delivery estimate. The timing, postcode eligibility and availability can change, so rely on the Australian shipping policy and checkout for your destination before paying. For remote areas, request a postcode estimate.
Australian riding rules vary by state and territory and can limit where or how privately owned e-scooters may be used. These standard high-speed models should not be assumed suitable for public-road use. Check current local requirements before riding. This guide does not recommend an X1 model for Australia.
Ready to compare live options? Open the G2 Australia page and G4 Australia page to check the current price, stock and delivery to your postcode. For a detailed performance comparison, read G4 vs G4 Ultra.
Frequently asked questions
Is the G4 easier to carry than the G2?
No. The G4's listed net weight is approximately 34.5 kg versus 25.3 kg for the G2.
Is the stated range guaranteed?
No. Both figures are manufacturer maximums under stated or suitable conditions; your actual route may return less.
Where do I see the current Australian delivery estimate?
Read the Australian product page and confirm the destination and estimate at checkout. Remote postcodes may differ.
