Jul 24, 2026

YUME Raptor 2 Review & Ultimate Buyer’s Guide

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6000W peak power Up to 107 km range V-Force™ + ASC™

YUME Raptor 2 Review & Ultimate Buyer’s Guide

A deep technical and ownership study of YUME’s 60V flagship: dual 3000W-peak motors, 87 km/h claimed top speed, intelligent torque control, hydraulic suspension and a Samsung-powered 107 km maximum-range option.

The Raptor 2 is not simply a faster commuter. It is a 46 kg performance platform engineered around acceleration, high-speed stability, braking authority, rider information and long-distance capability.

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Updated: 24 July 2026 18-minute flagship guide INTHEZONE Electric Mobility Editorial Desk

6000W Combined peak

Dual motors rated at 1750W each and advertised at 3000W peak each.

87 km/h Claimed top speed

Manufacturer figure measured under controlled conditions.

107 km Maximum range

Samsung 60V 30Ah version under YUME’s stated test conditions.

1.5 m Braking distance

Claimed from 25 km/h with hydraulic brakes and EBS working together.

150 kg Maximum payload

Heavy-duty structure designed for a broad range of adult riders.

IP66 Water resistance

Enhanced protection for electronics against dust and water ingress.

THE READY ANSWER

Is the YUME Raptor 2 a true flagship electric scooter?

Yes—on paper and in architecture, the Raptor 2 belongs firmly in the flagship class. Its case is not built on one headline number. The dual-motor powertrain, FOC vector control, ASC™ stabilisation structure, 130 mm hydraulic suspension, dual hydraulic braking with EBS, IP66 protection and layered access system work as one premium package. The result is a performance scooter designed to deliver strong acceleration without abandoning stability, braking feel or day-to-day usability.

Best for Experienced adult riders seeking serious private-land performance and long-range capability.

Flagship advantage Power, chassis control, hydraulic hardware and smart access are developed as one system.

Choose carefully Standard 27Ah and Samsung 30Ah batteries serve different range and budget priorities.

Know before buying At 46 kg and with an 87 km/h claim, this is not a lightweight urban last-mile scooter.

INTHEZONE assessment: the Raptor 2’s strongest selling point is controlled performance. Many scooters advertise power. Far fewer combine power with an 11 mm single-piece stability structure, annular damping, hydraulic suspension, hydraulic braking, a smart battery platform and redundant unlock methods.

BEYOND THE NUMBERS

Real performance begins where headline wattage ends

YUME states that Raptor 2 specifications were validated through 19,672 km of real-world testing and 157 quality inspections. Those are manufacturer claims, but they reveal the design intent: this scooter is positioned as an engineered platform, not a parts-bin sprint machine.

Power you can meter

FOC vector control manages current more precisely than a crude on-off power delivery. The objective is immediate response with better traction, smoother modulation and less instability when the rider asks for torque.

Speed supported by structure

The claimed 87 km/h output is paired with ASC™ annular damping, a single-piece 6061 aluminium stability component and an 11 mm wall. The chassis story matters as much as the motor story.

Range with two battery paths

The standard 60V 27Ah pack targets up to 100 km. The Samsung 60V 30Ah option increases the manufacturer claim to 107 km and is the natural choice for maximum endurance.

Test-condition reality: maximum range and top speed are laboratory-style benchmarks, not guaranteed everyday results. Rider weight, temperature, tyre pressure, elevation, wind, acceleration, speed and riding mode can materially change the outcome.

YUME Raptor 2 dual motor and V-Force smart power technology — **System engineering:** motor, controller and battery are benchmarked and coordinated through the V-Force™ platform rather than presented as isolated components.

V-FORCE™ SMART POWER PLATFORM

Motor, controller and battery—retuned as one intelligent system

Peak output creates the headline. System calibration determines whether that output feels usable. V-Force™ is YUME’s answer: the powertrain components are benchmarked, retuned and unified to make torque delivery faster, smoother and more predictable.

INPUT 01

Adaptive motor intelligence

Hall learning monitors motor behaviour and supports more accurate response as conditions change.

CONTROL 02

FOC vector control

The controller allocates current and torque with finer resolution for progressive acceleration.

OUTPUT 03

Traction with stability

Both wheels receive the power requested while the rider experiences a more coherent response.

The Raptor 2 is most convincing when viewed as a control platform with 6000W available—not simply a 6000W scooter searching for control. INTHEZONE flagship analysis

POWERTRAIN DECONSTRUCTED

What 1750W × 2 rated and 3000W × 2 peak actually means

Rated power describes the motors’ sustained nominal output. Peak power describes the higher short-duration output available under demanding acceleration or climbing. Both values matter, but they answer different questions.

Dual motor

3500WRated total

Sustained foundation

Two brushless motors rated at 1750W each provide the continuous performance baseline.

Peak output

6000WCombined peak

Acceleration reserve

Up to 3000W peak per motor supports hard launches, hills and demanding terrain.

Gradient

35–40°Claimed incline

Serious climbing intent

Actual climbing capability depends on load, battery state, traction and surface conditions.

Throttle

TwistControl type

Motorcycle-style input

A twist throttle gives experienced riders a familiar, progressive control interface.

Performance discipline: full output should be introduced progressively and only in a suitable controlled environment. Strong dual-motor torque can break traction, unload the front wheel or surprise a rider who moves abruptly from a low-power scooter.

BATTERY & RANGE INTELLIGENCE

Choose the pack around the longest ride you genuinely plan to complete

Both Raptor 2 battery choices use a 60V architecture. The difference is capacity, cell specification and maximum claimed distance. The Samsung pack is the premium endurance choice; the standard pack keeps the entry point more accessible.

Standard battery

60V 27Ah · up to 100 km

Best for riders who want the full Raptor 2 chassis and power platform but do not need the highest available capacity. It offers the stronger value position in the range.

Flagship battery

Samsung 60V 30Ah · up to 107 km

Best for maximum-distance buyers, heavier riders, hillier routes and anyone who values additional energy reserve instead of routinely arriving with a low state of charge.

2×

Included chargers

Two 60V 2A chargers and dual charging ports support faster, more practical turnaround.

7–8

Hours to full charge

YUME’s stated charging time when the supplied dual-charger arrangement is used correctly.

Protection layers

Real-time BMS monitoring, current protection, flame-resistant housing and dynamic cell balancing.

Range planning rule: never plan around the published maximum alone. Build a reserve for hills, cold weather, headwinds, detours and battery ageing. High-speed riding consumes energy dramatically faster than a constant 25 km/h test.

ASC™ STABILISATION SYSTEM

The structure that makes flagship speed feel less nervous

YUME’s proprietary annular damping is designed to suppress micro-vibrations at their source. It is combined with a single-piece 6061 aviation-grade aluminium structure, zero welds in the core component and an 11 mm wall—almost twice the thickness YUME identifies as typical in the category.

ASC™

Annular damping

Micro-vibration control matters because small movements can become exhausting, confidence-reducing inputs through the handlebars at speed.

6061 alloy

Single-piece structure

Eliminating welds from the central stability component reduces potential flex points and creates a more consistent load path.

11 mm wall

Deliberate over-engineering

Material thickness supports the planted, heavy-duty character expected from a 46 kg scooter rated for a 150 kg maximum payload.

YUME Raptor 2 ASC stabilisation system and aviation-grade aluminium structure — **ASC™ architecture:** annular damping, 6061 aluminium and an 11 mm structural wall are engineered to keep the steering platform more settled.

DUAL HYDRAULIC SUSPENSION

130 mm front and rear travel for control beyond smooth tarmac

Suspension is not only about comfort. It helps keep the tyres connected to imperfect surfaces, preserves steering accuracy and reduces the amount of impact transferred into the rider’s hands and feet.

130

Millimetres front

The hydraulic front unit absorbs larger surface changes while supporting steering stability.

130

Millimetres rear

Matching rear travel helps the chassis remain balanced through compressions and rebounds.

11″

Tubeless tyre platform

3.95-inch width creates a substantial contact patch in road or all-terrain specification.

YUME Raptor 2 dual hydraulic suspension and off-road tyre system — **Long-travel control:** 130 mm hydraulic shock absorbers at both ends are matched to 11 × 3.95-inch tubeless tyres.

SAFETY BEFORE EVERYTHING

Five protective systems that define the Raptor 2 platform

No electric scooter eliminates riding risk. The Raptor 2 nevertheless brings together multiple mechanical, electronic and visibility systems designed to reduce foreseeable failure points and improve rider control.

01 · STABLE ASC™ stabilisation

Annular damping, one-piece alloy structure and 11 mm wall thickness.

02 · RESCUE Manual override

Emergency key and Safe Mode can preserve low-speed mobility when core systems remain intact.

03 · GUARD Battery protection

Real-time BMS monitoring, current response and 20-layer protection architecture.

04 · VISION 360° lighting

Dual headlights, brake lights, front and rear indicators plus more than 1,000 RGB combinations.

05 · BRAKE Hydraulic + EBS

Dual ZOOM hydraulic discs and electronic braking deliver coordinated deceleration.

BRAKING AUTHORITY

Dual ZOOM hydraulics, EBS and 160 mm rotors

Powerful acceleration demands equally deliberate deceleration. The Raptor 2 combines hydraulic pressure at both wheels with electronic motor braking. YUME states a 1.5 m stopping distance from 25 km/h under its specified test condition.

160

Millimetre rotors

Large rotors increase mechanical leverage and provide more surface area for heat management.

2.3

Millimetre thickness

Substantial rotor thickness supports rigidity and thermal capacity under repeated braking.

EBS

Electronic support

Motor braking works with the hydraulic system for a more unified and progressive feel.

Important: the 1.5 m figure is not a universal guarantee. Tyre choice, road contamination, temperature, pad condition, rider weight, brake adjustment and reaction time all influence real stopping distance.

YUME Raptor 2 ZOOM hydraulic braking and EBS system — **Dual braking system:** ZOOM hydraulic hardware and EBS electronic braking operate together through thick 160 mm rotors.

SMART COCKPIT & ACCESS

A 3.5-inch TFT, NFC access and app-level diagnostics

The rider interface feels closer to modern automotive thinking than a basic commuter display. Key ride information is concentrated in a colour TFT, while multiple access methods reduce dependence on one card, key or phone.

Display

3.5″ HD TFT

Speed, battery, ride mode and cruise information appear on an anti-glare colour screen.

Visibility

Five brightness levels

Adjustable brightness preserves readability from strong daylight to night riding.

Access

NFC fast unlock

Two cards are included; compatible Android phones and watches may also provide tap access.

Connected

YUME Mobility app

Bluetooth start, ride data, self-diagnostics and direct support consolidate ownership tools.

Access redundancy: the package also includes two mechanical keys and a remote control. That matters when a phone is flat, an NFC credential is misplaced or the rider wants a conventional fallback.

YUME Raptor 2 3.5-inch TFT smart display — **Automotive-grade information:** the anti-glare TFT keeps the primary riding data visible without forcing the rider through complex menus.

EVERYDAY ENGINEERING

Six details that make a powerful scooter easier to live with

Road or all-terrain tyres

Choose the tread pattern around the surface you use most. Both options are 11 × 3.95-inch tubeless designs.

IPX7 motor connectors

Quick-connect motor wiring is designed for easier maintenance with enhanced connector-level water protection.

Cruise control

Speed holding can reduce hand fatigue on longer suitable routes when conditions permit its safe use.

Three-second folding

The stem collapses and locks, with the closed mechanism also functioning as a carrying handle.

Silicone deck pad

A wide anti-slip surface helps isolate vibration and gives the rider space to set a stable stance.

Clean internal layout

Reduced visible cable clutter supports the premium appearance and more maintenance-friendly architecture.

VERSION SELECTOR

Which YUME Raptor 2 should you choose?

There are two decisions: tyre pattern and battery. Choose tyres by dominant terrain. Choose the battery by required reserve—not by the best-case number you hope to achieve.

Version	Best for	Battery	Claimed maximum range	INTHEZONE guidance
All-terrain + Standard	Mixed surfaces and value-led performance	60V 27Ah	Up to 100 km	Value trail choice
All-terrain + Samsung	Mixed surfaces and maximum energy reserve	Samsung 60V 30Ah	Up to 107 km	Flagship trail choice
Road + Standard	Predominantly paved private environments	60V 27Ah	Up to 100 km	Value road choice
Road + Samsung	Paved-distance use and highest reserve	Samsung 60V 30Ah	Up to 107 km	Flagship road choice

Tyre decision: all-terrain tread generally offers more bite on loose ground but can add noise and rolling resistance. Road tread generally feels smoother on hard surfaces. Neither tyre transforms an unsuitable or prohibited location into a legal riding area.

FULL TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

YUME Raptor 2 specification table

The table separates sustained motor rating, peak output, battery options and structural data so buyers can compare like with like.

Category	Specification	Details	Why it matters
Motors	Dual brushless DC	1750W × 2 rated; 3000W × 2 peak	Strong sustained output with 6000W combined peak reserve.
Top speed	Up to 87 km/h / 54 mph	Manufacturer-claimed maximum	Requires suitable conditions, protective equipment and experienced control.
Maximum incline	35–40° claimed	Load and surface dependent	Shows the torque-oriented nature of the dual-motor platform.
Standard battery	60V 27Ah	Up to 100 km / 62 miles	Full performance architecture at the lower battery entry point.
Samsung battery	60V 30Ah Samsung cells	Up to 107 km / 67 miles	Maximum advertised range and stronger usable reserve.
Charging	Dual charging ports	Two 60V 2A chargers included; 7–8 hours stated	Reduces turnaround time compared with a single low-output charger.
Brakes	Dual ZOOM hydraulic + EBS	160 mm × 2.3 mm rotors	Mechanical and electronic braking support controlled deceleration.
Braking distance	1.5 m claimed	Measured from 25 km/h under YUME’s conditions	A controlled benchmark; actual stopping distance varies.
Suspension	Dual hydraulic	130 mm front and rear	Supports comfort, tyre contact and chassis control over imperfect ground.
Tyres	11 × 3.95-inch tubeless	Road or all-terrain choices	Wide footprint with a tread option matched to the intended surface.
Display	3.5-inch HD TFT	Five brightness levels; display rated IP66	Clear ride data from daylight to night.
Unlocking	NFC + mechanical + remote	Two NFC cards, two keys and one remote included	Redundant access reduces dependence on a single method.
App	YUME Mobility App	iOS and Android support	Ride data, Bluetooth functions, diagnostics and support access.
Weight	46 kg / 102 lb	Net scooter weight	Stable and substantial, but unsuitable for routine stair carrying.
Maximum load	150 kg / 330 lb	Manufacturer rating	Accommodates a wide adult-rider range within the stated limit.
Water resistance	IP66	Motor quick-connectors rated IPX7	Enhanced protection does not mean the scooter is submersible.
Lighting	360° visibility package	Headlights, brake lights, front/rear indicators and horn	Improves conspicuity and communicates rider intention.
Finish	Midnight Black	Black structure with red performance accents	Creates the Raptor 2’s premium, aggressive visual identity.

Manufacturer test conditions state a 75 ± 5 kg load and a constant speed of 25 km/h for range testing. Actual results vary according to road surface, rider weight, speed, temperature, wind, tyre pressure, elevation and riding habits.

OWNERSHIP REALITY

What it is like to own a 46 kg performance scooter

The specification tells you how the Raptor 2 performs. Ownership depends on whether its dimensions, weight, charging routine and intended use fit your environment.

The Raptor 2 makes sense if you…

Already understand high-power electric scooter throttle and braking behaviour.
Have secure, ground-level storage with suitable charging access.
Value stability, suspension travel, strong brakes and energy reserve over portability.
Have access to an appropriate private riding environment where permission is clear.
Will inspect tyres, fasteners, brakes, stem hardware and lighting before demanding rides.
Are prepared to use certified protective equipment appropriate to the speed and terrain.

Choose a lighter model if you…

Need to carry the scooter upstairs or onto public transport every day.
Want a compact last-mile commuter for low-speed urban journeys.
Have nowhere dry, secure and ventilated to store and charge a large battery.
Are buying for a child, inexperienced rider or casual unprotected use.
Assume a speed limiter automatically makes every high-power scooter road legal.
Do not have a riding location suitable for its power, mass and stopping requirements.

Public-road warning: high-power performance scooters may not meet local public-road rules. Regulations differ by country and can change. Verify maximum design speed, continuous rated power, vehicle weight, equipment, registration, insurance, licence and location rules before riding anywhere accessible to the public.

WHAT ARRIVES IN THE BOX

A serious accessory package, not a bare scooter

Core equipment

Raptor 2 scooter, user manual, front bag, tool kit, dampener and damper gasket.

Access system

Two NFC cards, two mechanical keys and one remote control provide multiple unlock paths.

Charging

Two chargers are included for use with the scooter’s dual charging ports.

Rider equipment

Phone holder, tyre pump and two rear-view mirrors complete the stated package.

Package contents and promotional gifts may change by production batch, market or campaign. Confirm the current product-page list before ordering.

PRE-RIDE PROTOCOL

Six checks before the Raptor 2 delivers full performance

Confirm the fold lock

Check that the stem and folding assembly are fully seated, locked and free from unexpected movement.

Set tyre pressure

Inspect both tyres for damage and inflate to the manufacturer’s recommended pressure for the load.

Test both brakes

Confirm lever feel, pad engagement, rotor clearance and electronic braking before gaining speed.

Inspect critical hardware

Check visible fasteners, suspension points, wheels, handlebars and accessories for security.

Verify all lighting

Test headlights, brake lights, front and rear indicators and horn before low-light use.

Start in a low mode

Learn throttle, steering, braking and weight transfer in a controlled area before increasing output.

QUESTIONS RIDERS ARE ASKING

YUME Raptor 2 FAQ

How powerful is the YUME Raptor 2?

It uses two brushless motors rated at 1750W each and advertised at 3000W peak each, producing 3500W combined rated power and up to 6000W combined peak power.

What is the top speed of the YUME Raptor 2?

YUME states a maximum speed of up to 87 km/h, or approximately 54 mph. Real speed depends on rider weight, charge level, conditions, tyre setup and configuration. Use only where lawful and suitable.

How far can the YUME Raptor 2 travel?

The standard 60V 27Ah battery is advertised for up to 100 km. The Samsung 60V 30Ah version is advertised for up to 107 km. Those figures use controlled manufacturer test conditions and are not guaranteed in everyday riding.

How long does the Raptor 2 take to charge?

YUME states approximately 7–8 hours to full charge using the included two 60V 2A chargers through both charging ports. Charging time varies with battery state and conditions.

Is the YUME Raptor 2 waterproof?

The scooter is rated IP66 and the motor quick-connectors are stated as IPX7. This indicates enhanced water protection, not permission for submersion, pressure washing or riding through deep water.

What is ASC™ stabilisation?

ASC™ combines proprietary annular damping with a single-piece 6061 aluminium structural component and an 11 mm wall. It is designed to reduce micro-vibrations and support steadier steering behaviour.

Does the Raptor 2 have hydraulic brakes?

Yes. It uses dual ZOOM hydraulic disc brakes together with EBS electronic braking and 160 mm rotors. YUME reports a 1.5 m braking distance from 25 km/h under its stated conditions.

Can I unlock the Raptor 2 with my phone?

Compatible Android phones and watches may be used for NFC unlocking. Two NFC cards, two mechanical keys and one remote are also included, while the YUME Mobility app supports connected functions on iOS and Android.

Which battery version should I buy?

Choose the 60V 27Ah version for stronger value when 100 km maximum-range positioning is sufficient. Choose the Samsung 60V 30Ah version for the highest energy reserve and YUME’s maximum 107 km claim.

Is the YUME Raptor 2 road legal?

Public-road legality depends on the country and local classification rules. An 87 km/h, 3500W-rated and 46 kg performance scooter may exceed public-road e-scooter limits in many jurisdictions. Verify the current rules before use.

SOURCE & UPDATE PROTOCOL

Where this guide gets its Raptor 2 data

Technical claims are based on current manufacturer material and are presented with test conditions and ownership context. Availability, package contents, pricing and firmware features can change by region or production batch.

Product and editorial information only. Manufacturer performance figures are not guaranteed in everyday use. High-power electric scooters require appropriate skill, protective equipment, maintenance and a lawful riding environment. Specifications, availability and included items may change; verify the live product page before ordering.