About the Dragon GTR V2 2400W Max

Charging takes longer because the battery is larger, and some models accept faster chargers or dual charging ports to shorten the wait. Closest alternatives by price: Segway Ninebot MAX G3 E-Scooter ($1,699), Ausom L2 Dual 800W Motor ($1,499) and Dragon Cyclone Pro All Terrain ($1,499).

Confirm that the scooter’s power and speed are legal for the places you plan to ride, since stronger models can exceed limits that apply to public use. Brake pads, discs, cables and tyre wear deserve frequent inspection, because heavier and faster scooters stress these parts more than light commuters do.

We list 1 matching part or accessory for it, such as Multi-Voltage Charger for Kaabo, Dualtron, Apollo and Vsett Scooters. Dragon has 5 products listed, from $1,499 to $2,999.

Stated in the model name

Power (from name)2,400W

Technical Specifications – Dragon GTR V2 2400W Max

We have not yet checked the Dragon GTR V2 2400W Max against Dragon’s own pages, so motor, battery, range, weight and payload are not published here. Ask us for the manufacturer sheet and the Australian road-legal status of this long-range performance e-scooter before you order.