We recommend the Ausom L2 Max Dual Motor for experienced riders with a spacious private-property route, room to store a full-size scooter and a reason to use its dual-motor hardware. The 998.4Wh battery, adjustable suspension and 10 × 3-inch tires give it a substantial feature set. Its 73.4 lb listed weight and 38 mph US preset are decisive fit conditions; Ausom states that the scooter is for private-property use only.
Where it fits.
What stands out
- Two brushless motors and a manufacturer-listed 2,688W combined peak output suit a larger, performance-focused scooter brief.
- The 48V 20.8Ah (998.4Wh) battery, dual swingarm suspension and 10 × 3-inch tubeless tires are a well-equipped package for private-property routes.
- Front and rear disc brakes with E-ABS, turn signals, an NFC lock and USB-A / USB-C outputs add useful built-in equipment.
- A folding stem and a listed 50.4 × 27.1 × 22-inch folded size help define a storage footprint before purchase.
Before you buy
- At a listed 73.4 lb, this is not a convenient scooter to carry up stairs or lift into a vehicle; folding changes its shape, not its weight.
- Ausom says the L2 Max is for private-property use only. The selected US version is preset to 38 mph, so confirm that your intended route and storage setting fit the manufacturer’s stated use.
- The 56-mile maximum is tied to low-speed, single-motor, flat-road test conditions; one included charger takes about 12 hours for a full charge.
The useful details.
Manufacturer specifications checked October 24, 2026. Specifications can vary by configuration.
| Selected configuration | US Version, preset maximum speed 38 mph (variant 50223037219095; SKU 1297492) |
|---|---|
| Motor system | Two 1,000W brushless motors; manufacturer lists 1,344W × 2 peak output / 2,688W combined peak |
| Top speed | Up to 38 mph for this selected US preset |
| Battery | 48V, 20.8Ah, 998.4Wh (manufacturer-listed) |
| Claimed range | Up to 56 miles under the manufacturer’s specified single-motor, 9.3 mph test conditions |
| Brakes | E-ABS plus front and rear disc brakes |
| Tires | 10 × 3-inch tubeless; Ausom lists 50 PSI as the best tire pressure |
| Suspension | Adjustable dual swingarm suspension |
| Maximum load | 287 lb (manufacturer-listed) |
| Listed weight | 73.4 lb |
| Folded dimensions | 50.4 × 27.1 × 22 inches |
| Unfolded dimensions | 50.4 × 27.1 × 56.5 inches |
| Charging | 54.6V, 2A; about 12 hours with one included charger or 5.5 hours with two 2A chargers; second charger sold separately |
| Water-resistance listing | IP54 (manufacturer-listed); no wet-weather performance was assessed |
| Manufacturer use note | For private-property use only; follow applicable local laws and regulations |
Source: Ausom product page ↗. Advertised range is not a measured Bike Tested result.
A dual-motor setup for a defined route
The L2 Max has a clear appeal for riders who have room to use a wide, powerful scooter on private property. Ausom lists two 1,000W brushless motors and describes 1,344W peak output per motor, or 2,688W combined. Its page also advertises climbs up to 34%. These are manufacturer figures, not Bike Tested measurements of power, speed, braking or hill performance. The same product page says the scooter is for private-property use only. Treat that stated use as part of the buying decision and verify your intended setting before ordering; the speed claim, lighting and turn signals do not establish public-road permission.
Put the maximum range in context
Ausom advertises up to 56 miles, but its stated test conditions are unusually specific: a fully charged battery, a 165 lb load, single-motor mode, steady 9.3 mph speed, mild 68–77°F temperatures, low wind, correctly inflated tires and a dry, flat, paved route longer than 0.6 mile. That is a manufacturer maximum, not a Bike Tested range result or an expectation for dual-motor riding. If your route uses higher speed, repeated stops, hills or a heavier load, plan around the route and ask the seller for realistic guidance rather than relying on the headline figure.
Measure the folded scooter and charging routine
The published folded footprint is 50.4 × 27.1 × 22 inches, and the listed weight is 73.4 lb. Measure doorways, storage bays and vehicle openings, then decide how the scooter will move between them. A fold can help it fit a space while still being awkward to lift. The standard package lists one 2A charger: Ausom estimates about 12 hours for a full charge with one, or about 5.5 hours with two 2A chargers. The second charger is sold separately. Ausom lists 50 PSI as the tire-pressure target; check pressure regularly and confirm which replacement tires and brake parts fit this version. A seat is also an optional purchase rather than standard equipment.
The checked price and Ausom reader code
On October 24, 2026, Ausom’s US product feed listed the selected 38 mph preset variant, 50223037219095 / SKU 1297492, at $869.00, with shipping calculated at checkout. The supplied Bike Tested code is SEBASTIANBASSOL for a $50 off. We do not calculate a discounted L2 Max price.
Your questions, answered.
Can the L2 Max travel 56 miles on one charge?
Ausom advertises up to 56 miles under a specific test using a 165 lb load, single-motor mode, steady 9.3 mph speed, mild temperatures, low wind and dry, flat pavement. It is a manufacturer maximum, not a Bike Tested range measurement; higher speed, dual-motor use, hills and stops change the conditions.
How large and heavy is the Ausom L2 Max when folded?
Ausom lists a 73.4 lb weight and folded dimensions of 50.4 × 27.1 × 22 inches. The fold can reduce the footprint, but it remains heavy to lift; check your full storage and transport path.
What top-speed version is covered in this review?
This review covers the US variant with the 38 mph preset, SKU 1297492. Ausom’s feed also lists a separate US version with a 15 mph preset. Confirm the exact option shown in the product selector before ordering; the two variants are not treated as interchangeable here.
Does the L2 Max include a seat and a fast charger?
Ausom says a seat is not included by default. The standard package lists one 2A charger; the seller estimates about 12 hours to charge with one or 5.5 hours with two, and the second charger is sold separately.
Is the Ausom L2 Max intended for public roads?
Ausom’s product page says the scooter is for private-property use only and tells buyers to follow applicable local laws. Check the rules for your exact location and planned setting; the product’s speed or lighting claims do not establish permission to use it on public roads.
What is the discount code for the Ausom L2 Max Dual Motor Electric Scooter?
Yes. Use SEBASTIANBASSOL for $50.00 off at ausomstore.com.
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