Will it fit?

Usually yes, and the number that decides it is your trunk OPENING, not how big the space looks inside. Measure the opening at its narrowest point, height and width, then compare it against the folded size in the table on this page. Folded, our scooters are 50 to 60 inches long, which means most of them need to go in diagonally or across a folded rear seat rather than flat in a small sedan trunk. An SUV or a hatchback with the seats down takes any of them. If you are close, use the camera on this page: stand the machine next to your open trunk and you will see the answer in about ten seconds.

A standard interior door in a US home is 30 inches wide, and bathroom doors can be 28. Every scooter here that publishes a width is narrower than that: the RoadRunner SE is 25 inches, the Teverun Fighter Supreme Ultra 25.6, the EMOVE Cruiser V2 27.75, the Inmotion RS 28. The Hooga Daytona is the exception, because its handlebars are wider than a standard door and need to be folded in first, which takes it down to 12.1 inches. The Aptum VM 1 is 29 inches at the handlebars, so it goes through a 30 inch door but not comfortably.

Honestly, most of them are not stair machines. The EMOVE RoadRunner SE is the only one most people can carry: 50 lbs, or 39 lbs with the battery taken out, which is the whole point of a removable pack. After that it climbs quickly. The EMOVE Cruiser V2 is 74 lbs, the Inmotion RS 128, the Teverun Fighter Supreme Ultra 137, the Hooga Daytona 152, the Altis Sigma 198. Anything over about 70 lbs is a two-person lift up a flight of stairs, or a ground floor and a ramp.

The published rider limits are: Hooga Daytona 380 lbs, Inmotion RS 331 lbs, EMOVE Cruiser V2 330 lbs, Teverun Fighter Supreme Ultra 330 lbs, Altis Sigma 300 lbs, EMOVE RoadRunner SE 240 lbs or 300 lbs at reduced speed. Worth knowing: we adjusted several of these downwards in 2026 rather than repeating the factory best case, and we calculate performance for a 200 lb rider. So if you are near a limit the machine will still carry you, you will just see less top speed and less range than the headline figures.

For the dirt bikes and seated machines: the Aptum VM 1 sits at 28 inches, the Altis Delta at 31.8, the E Ride Pro SR at 33.5, the Altis Sigma at 35, the YVolt Surge V at 35.4 and the Altis Omega at 36.2. The Aptum and the Delta are the friendlier ones for shorter riders. The EMOVE RoadRunner SE is a seated scooter with an adjustable position rather than a fixed dirt-bike seat. The stand-up scooters have no seat height to worry about; what matters there is handlebar height, which is 42 inches on the Cruiser V2. The 3D view on this page is at true size, so if you place it in your space you can judge it against your own height directly.

The Teverun Fighter Supreme Ultra folds to 53.15 x 25.59 x 22.83 inches. The Hooga Daytona folds to 59.6 x 12.1 x 30.9 inches. For the EMOVE Cruiser V2, the EMOVE RoadRunner SE and the Inmotion RS we do not publish a folded size, and we would rather say so than print a guess: on this page their folded view shows the stem laid flat, which is close but is not a measured specification. If you need an exact folded number for one of those three before you buy, ask our team and we will measure a real one for you.

The deck, the part you put your feet on, is measured on the real part for most of the scooters here and shown next to the 3D model, in inches and millimetres. It is the figure almost nobody publishes and the one that decides how the machine feels once you are moving. The number that matters is the WIDTH. A US men's 10 shoe is about 11 inches long, so a deck 11 inches or wider lets you stand with both feet side by side, square to the road, which most riders find more comfortable on longer trips: the Hooga Daytona is 11.2 inches across and the Teverun Fighter Supreme 7260R and Supreme Ultra are 11.9. A narrower deck means one foot behind the other, which is a perfectly normal performance stance and is what you get on the EMOVE Cruiser V2 at 8.2 inches, the Inmotion RS at 8.3, and the Teverun Blade Mini Ultra and Fighter Mini Pro at 8.7. Neither is better; they are different riding positions, and it is worth knowing which one you are buying. The four dirt bikes have footpegs rather than a deck.

The length is exact. Every model is scaled so its length matches the published specification, so when you place it in your space the footprint is right. The width and height come from the 3D model itself and can be off by a few inches, which is why we show the published figures next to the model. A few are worth flagging: the Altis Sigma, the Altis Omega and the E Ride Pro SR are sized from their published wheelbase (51, 55.1 and 49.6 inches) because no overall length is published anywhere, and the Hooga Daytona uses the only figure that exists publicly, which comes from dealer listings rather than the manufacturer. Treat this as a very good visual guide, not a tape measure.

No. It runs in your normal phone browser. On an iPhone use Safari, iOS 12 or newer. On Android use Chrome, which needs Google Play Services for AR, and most phones from the last few years already have it. Tap "See it in your space", allow the camera when it asks, then point the phone at the floor and move it slowly for a couple of seconds so it can find the ground. The machine then appears at full size and you can walk around it.

Placing an object in your room needs a phone or tablet camera and the motion sensors that come with it, which desktop and laptop browsers do not offer. On a computer you can still spin the model, zoom in and read the measurements. To place it in your space, scan the QR code on this page with your phone and the same page will open there.

A plane, no. Airlines cap lithium batteries at 100 watt hours without approval and 160 watt hours with it, and forbid anything larger in the cabin or the hold. The smallest battery on this page is the RoadRunner SE at about 374 watt hours, and they run up to about 4,320 on the Teverun Fighter Supreme Ultra, so every one of these is far beyond what any airline will accept. Trains and buses are set by the individual operator, and a folded scooter is usually treated like large luggage: check the operator rules before you travel, because they differ by city.

Folded, most of these take about the floor area of a large suitcase laid flat, roughly 50 to 60 inches long by around 25 inches wide, and stand about knee to hip height. That fits along a hallway wall, in the bottom of a closet, under a desk, or on a balcony under a cover. The two practical questions are getting it in, which is the door and elevator answer above, and charging, so keep it near a socket. If you are on an upper floor with no elevator, weight matters more than size, and the RoadRunner SE at 39 lbs with the battery out is the realistic choice.

For the smallest footprint, the Inmotion Climber: 45.9 inches long, 20.1 inches wide and 47 lbs, folding down to 21.7 inches tall. The Inmotion S1F is close behind at 21.2 inches wide, folding to 21.3 inches tall. Of the seated machines, the EMOVE RoadRunner SE at 50 by 25 by 38 inches and 50 lbs, dropping to 39 lbs when you lift the battery out, is the lightest. If you need more speed and range but still want something manageable, the EMOVE Cruiser V2 at 27.75 inches wide and 74 lbs is the next step up.

Where a cell says "Not published", the manufacturer does not publish that figure and we would rather say so than estimate one. Ask our team and we will measure a real one.