Segway GT1: Everything You Need to Know
The Segway GT1 is a heavy kick scooter, not a Class 1–3 e-bike, and not the GT2. The US lineup says 37 mph and 3,000W. A promo page still prints $1,499.99. Canada is $3,599.99.
By SickEBike desk
The short answer
The Segway GT1 is not the GT2. The US lineup prints about 37 mph and 3,000 watts maximum, with 43.5 miles at 12.5 mph. A promotions page still shows $1,499.99 from $2,999.99 and 37.3 mph. Canada is $3,599.99 and out of stock. The manual is 50.4 volts, 20 amp-hours, 1,008 watt-hours. The EU GT1E page is 25 km/h and 1,500 watts maximum.
The Segway GT1 is a heavy kick scooter, not a Class 1, 2, or 3 e-bike, and not the GT2. Segway’s US kickscooter lineup prints about 37 mph, which it also writes as 60 km/h, a 3,000-watt maximum, and 43.5 miles at 12.5 mph. A seasonal promotions page still on the US store prints 37.3 mph and $1,499.99 from $2,999.99. Sixty kilometres an hour is 37.3 mph, not 37.0. Canada’s GT1 card is $3,599.99 and out of stock, at 60 km/h, with a 1,008 watt-hour pack. The series manual prints 50.4 volts, 20 amp-hours, 1,008 watt-hours, 1,400 watts rated, 3,000 watts maximum, about 60 km/h, a theoretical range of about 70 km, a typical range of about 50 km, 47.6 kg, IPX4, and an age band of 14 to 60. Fifty point four times 20 is 1,008. The EU GT1E page caps speed at 25 km/h and prints 500 watts of output and 1,500 watts maximum. The desk list had about $2,000. None of the tags above is that number. The row links here.
Three prices, and two motors
Segway’s US lineup, the US seasonal page, the Canada store, the series manual, and the EU GT1E page. Do not average 3,000 watts and 1,500 watts.
| US and the manual | The other print | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Lineup: no dollar. Seasonal page: $1,499.99 from $2,999.99. | Canada: $3,599.99, out of stock. The desk list had about $2,000. |
| Speed | Lineup: about 37 mph (60 km/h). Seasonal tile: 37.3 mph. | EU GT1E: up to 25 km/h, which that page calls 15.5 mph. Manual: about 60 km/h. |
| Range | Lineup: 43.5 miles at 12.5 mph. | Manual: about 70 km theoretical, about 50 km typical. Canada’s hero says 70 km. EU: up to 70 km. |
| Power | Lineup and the manual maximum: 3,000W. Manual rated: 1,400W. Rear drive. | EU GT1E: 500W output, 1,500W maximum, still rear drive. |
| Battery | Manual: 50.4V, 20Ah, 1,008Wh. Charge about 12 hours on one charger, about 6 on two. | 50.4 × 20 is 1,008. Canada repeats 1,008Wh. |
| Chassis | Manual: 47.6 kg, payload 150 kg, IPX4, age 14–60, about a 23 percent slope. | EU GT1E: 47.6 kg labeled 105 lb, age 16+, and a front disc with a rear electronic brake. The US lineup names hydraulic discs. |
Thirty-seven and 37.3 are the same 60 km/h rounded two ways. Print the page you are quoting. Fifteen point five and 37 are not a trim you blend. One thousand five hundred watts on the EU page is half the US maximum, and 500 watts is not 1,400. A limited European scooter and the US superscooter share a name. They do not share a motor sentence. Forty-three point five miles is 70 kilometres. The manual’s typical figure, about 50 km, is about 31 miles. That is the second range, not a correction of the first.
About two thousand dollars was the list. The tags this crawl could still read were $1,499.99, $2,999.99, and $3,599.99.
Who it is for
Buy it only if the checkout names GT1, not GT1E, and you can see whether the motor line is 3,000 watts or 1,500. Skip it if you needed a plate and a street-legal motorcycle. Skip it if the button is the European 15.5 mph cap. The GT2 is the dual-motor sibling: the US lineup prints 43.5 mph and 3,000 watts times two, and this desk already wrote the sold-out tag near $3,999. The Max G2 is the commuter, at $749.99, not this chassis. It is not on the class chart. One thousand and eight watt-hours divided by 43.5 miles is about 23 watt-hours a mile. Divided by 31 miles it is about 32. Those are the two range claims in the manual’s kilometres. The watt-hour page is the arithmetic.
Questions people ask
How fast is the Segway GT1?+
The US lineup prints about 37 mph, also written as 60 km/h. A seasonal tile prints 37.3 mph. Sixty kilometres an hour is 37.3. The EU GT1E page caps the name at 25 km/h, or 15.5 mph.
What does a GT1 cost?+
The lineup page has no dollar. The seasonal page still prints $1,499.99 from $2,999.99. Canada is $3,599.99 and out of stock. The desk list’s about $2,000 is none of those tags.
How big is the GT1 battery?+
The series manual prints 50.4 volts, 20 amp-hours, and 1,008 watt-hours. Fifty point four times 20 is 1,008, so that row agrees. Charge time there is about 12 hours on one charger and about 6 on two.
Is the GT1 the same motor as the GT1E?+
No. The US lineup and the manual maximum are 3,000 watts, with 1,400 watts rated in the manual. The EU GT1E page prints 500 watts of output and 1,500 watts maximum. Do not average them into 2,250.
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