NIU KQi300P: Everything You Need to Know
The NIU KQi300P is a kick scooter, not a Class 1–3 e-bike. The US product page showed $719 from $899: 20 mph, 30 miles, 486.7Wh. The same page also prints 10.4Ah.
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The short answer
The NIU KQi300P listing showed $719 from $899, with 78 in stock. It says 20 mph, 30 miles, 450 watts rated, 900 max, 45.97 pounds, and both 486.7 watt-hours and 10.4 amp-hours. Forty-eight times that amp-hour figure is 499.2. Rider Guide prints a $499 MSRP and a 20-degree hill. The listing says 20 percent. The EU card is 25 km/h.
The NIU KQi300P is a kick scooter, not a Class 1, 2, or 3 e-bike, and not the KQi 300X. NIU’s US product page, in this crawl, showed $719, down from $899, with 78 in stock. The tiles say 20 mph, 30 miles, a 20 percent slope, 450 watts rated, 900 watts max, 486.7 watt-hours, a 5-hour charge, and 45.97 pounds with the pack. The specification block on that page also prints 48 volts and 10.4 amp-hours. Forty-eight times 10.4 is 499.2, not 486.7. UL 2272 is on the page. IP55 is on the page. A separate extra-discount collection printed $509.15 from the same $899. Rider Guide’s card, updated Sept. 25, 2026, prints an MSRP of $499 and a 20-degree hill. A Florida dealer page still starts at $849 and 48.7 pounds. The EU page caps the name at 25 km/h and 48 km. The desk list had $749. The row links here.
The US page, and the numbers that move
NIU’s US product page this crawl, Rider Guide’s Sept. 25, 2026 card, a Florida dealer page, and the EU shop. Do not average $719 and $499.
| US product page | The other print | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $719, from $899, 78 in stock | An extra-discount collection: $509.15 from $899. Rider Guide MSRP: $499. Florida dealer: from $849. The list had $749. |
| Speed | 20 mph | EU and an Australia sheet: 25 km/h, which is 15.5 mph. |
| Range | 30 miles | EU: 48 km, which is 29.8 miles. Australia: 48 km as well. |
| Power | 450W rated, 900W max | The Florida series table calls 900W a 30-minute maximum, not a two-second peak. |
| Battery | 48V, 10.4Ah, and 486.7Wh | 48 × 10.4 is 499.2. Charge time on the US page: 5 hours. |
| Chassis | 45.97 lb. Dual disc and regen. Hydraulic suspension, 45 mm. Tubeless 10.5 in. Age 14+. Payload 265 lb. IP55. UL 2272. | Florida series weight: 48.7 lb. EU weight: 20.85 kg, which is 45.97 lb. Rider Guide’s hill is 20 degrees, not 20 percent. |
Twenty percent is about 11 degrees. Twenty degrees is about a 36 percent grade. Rider Guide and NIU are not describing the same hill. Forty-five point nine seven and 48.7 are not a rounding. The $509.15 line is a collection, not a reason to rewrite the product page. Thirty miles and 48 kilometres almost agree. Twenty miles an hour and 25 kilometres an hour do not.
Four hundred eighty-six point seven and 499.2 cannot both be 48 times 10.4. Leave the contradiction on the page.
Who it is for
Buy it if you wanted discs, a fork, and the $719 US page, and you have decided which pack number you believe. Skip it if the listing is the EU 25 km/h cap. Skip the Florida 48.7-pound line if the scale you care about is the 45.97 on the US page and the EU kilogram. The KQi 100P is the smaller first scooter, at $299 on the collection, with a drum. The KQi3 Pro is the older 19.9 mph card this desk already wrote, sold out at $699, with 486 watt-hours and no suspension. The 300X is the faster sibling on NIU’s own compare row, not this one. It is not on the class chart. Four hundred eighty-six point seven divided by 30 is about 16 watt-hours a mile. That is the claim, if you use 486.7 and not 499.2. The watt-hour page is the arithmetic.
Questions people ask
What is the price on NIU’s US shop?+
The listing showed $719, marked down from a crossed-out $899, with 78 in stock. A separate extra-discount collection printed $509.15 off that same tag. Rider Guide’s Sept. 25, 2026 card prints an MSRP of $499. A Florida dealer still starts at $849.
Does the climb claim say percent or degrees?+
The US listing says 20 percent. Rider Guide prints 20 degrees. Twenty percent is about 11 degrees. Twenty degrees is about a 36 percent grade. Those are not the same slope.
Why do 486.7 watt-hours and the amp-hour line disagree?+
The specification block prints 48 volts, 10.4 amp-hours, and 486.7 watt-hours. Forty-eight times 10.4 is 499.2. This desk is not going to publish 493. Use the line you are quoting.
Is the European card the same scooter?+
The EU page caps it at 25 km/h and 48 km. Twenty-five kilometres an hour is 15.5 mph, not the American 20. Forty-eight kilometres is about 30 miles, so the range nearly agrees and the speed does not.
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