INOKIM OxO: Everything You Need to Know
INOKIM’s 2026 OxO page: from $3,500, sold out, 40.3 mph in the table, 74 lb, 57.6V 26Ah, a 10.24-hour charge. An older chart prints 60V 25.6Ah, 1,536Wh, 73.8 lb, and 13.5 hours.
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The short answer
The INOKIM OxO is a dual-motor scooter, not a Class 1–3 e-bike, and the 2026 page is sold out. The hero prints 40 mph and 68 miles. The table prints 40.3 mph, 74 pounds, 57.6 volts and 26 amp-hours, and 10.24 hours. An older chart prints 60 volts, 25.6 amp-hours, 1,536 watt-hours, and 13.5 hours. Fifty-seven point six times 26 is 1,497.6 watt-hours. The current page does not print watt-hours.
The INOKIM OxO is a dual-motor standing scooter, not a Class 1, 2, or 3 e-bike, and the 2026 page is sold out. The hero prints 40 mph and 68 miles. The spec table prints 40.3 mph, 74 pounds, a lithium-ion pack at 57.6 volts and 26 amp-hours, rated power of two 1,000-watt brushless motors, peak power of two 1,300-watt motors, 10.24 hours to a full charge, 10-inch pneumatic tires, hydraulic discs, and a 265-pound max load. The price line is from $3,500. A compare widget on the same page prints 40 mph, not 40.3, and repeats sold out. An older specification chart prints 60 volts, 25.6 amp-hours, 1,536 watt-hours, a 13.5-hour charge, 33.5 kg, and dual 1,000-watt average power. Fifty-seven point six times 26 is 1,497.6 watt-hours. The 2026 page does not print watt-hours. The row links here.
The 2026 table, and the chart it does not match
inokim.com’s OXO 2026 product page, an older INOKIM specification chart, and a Canadian OXO listing. The watt-hour line on the 2026 pack is this desk’s multiplication.
| 2026 page | Older chart and a Canadian card | |
|---|---|---|
| Price and stock | From $3,500. Sold out. A monthly sample shows $291.66. | Canadian card: C$3,199. Not the US tag. |
| Speed | Hero and compare widget: 40 mph. Table: 40.3. Do not average them. | About 40 mph, unlocked on the older chart. The Canadian card also prints a safe-riding line of 15 mph, and a footnote that eco in the range test means 15 km/h and full-speed in that test means 25 km/h. |
| Motor | Rated 2 times 1,000W. Peak 2 times 1,300W. | Older chart: dual 1,000W average. Canadian card: 1,000W times 2, and a 2,600W max. Two times 1,300 is 2,600. That is the same peak written as a total. |
| Battery | 57.6V 26Ah. 57.6 times 26 is 1,497.6 watt-hours, unlabeled. | 60V 25.6Ah, labeled 1,536 Wh. 60 times 25.6 is 1,536. Charge 13.5 hours, against 10.24 on the new table. |
| Mass and load | 74 lb. Max load 265 lb. IPX4 in the selling paragraph. | 33.5 kg, called 73.8 lb. Max load 120 kg, called 264 lb on the Canadian card. Not 74, and not 265. |
There are no pedals. Forty miles an hour is not a bicycle class. A 1,000-watt motor, times two, is not under 750. The 1,300-watt peaks are further over. Sold out means the $3,500 line is a tag, not a box you can put in a cart tonight.
Forty and 40.3 are both on the 2026 page. Fifty-seven point six volts and 60 volts are not. Ten hours and 13.5 hours are not. Seventy-four pounds and 73.8 are a pound, and they still come from different packs.
Who it is for
Wait for a page that is in stock and that repeats one voltage. If a seller quotes 1,536 watt-hours, that is the older 60-volt, 25.6-amp-hour chart, not the 57.6-volt table. It fails the class chart. The watt-hour page is the check: 1,497.6 against 1,536. A VMAX VX2 Pro is the other commuter on this list with more than one pack hiding under one name, at a very different price.
Questions people ask
Is the top speed 40 or the longer table figure?+
The hero and the compare widget print 40. The table prints 40.3. A Canadian card prints about 40 and also a safe-riding line of 15 mph. Do not average the two hero figures.
Which pack is current?+
57.6 volts and 26 amp-hours. That is 1,497.6 watt-hours, unlabeled. The older chart’s 60 volts and 25.6 amp-hours is 1,536, and that chart labels it. A Canadian card repeats 1,536 and a 2,600-watt max, which is two times 1,300.
Why do the charge times disagree?+
The current table prints 10.24 hours. The older chart and the Canadian card print about 13.5. Mass is 74 pounds on the new table and 33.5 kg, called 73.8 pounds, on the other two. Max load is 265 pounds versus 120 kg.
Can you buy it, and is it a bicycle?+
The page says sold out, from $3,500. There are no pedals. Forty miles an hour is not a bicycle class. A 1,000-watt motor, times two, is not under 750.
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