Xiaomi Scooter 6 Series: Lite, 6, Pro, Max and Ultra compared

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Redaktionelle Vergleichsgrafik zur Xiaomi Electric Scooter 6 Serie von Lite bis Ultra

Xiaomi now lists five models of the Electric Scooter 6 series on its German website: Lite, 6, Pro, Max, and Ultra. The names are very similar, but the technology is not. Depending on the model, the manufacturer specifies maximum test ranges of 20 to 75 kilometers, peak power of 500 to 1,200 watts, and significantly different chassis setups.

We compared the five German product pages on September 21, 2026, and additionally checked the current KBA directory as of September 10. Important: This is a dated source comparison, not a new product launch today, and not an independent ride test. Prices and delivery status were not stable enough to be reliably retrieved from the dynamic Xiaomi pages and are therefore not provided as current offers.

The Xiaomi Scooter 6 series in a table

Model Manufacturer Range Peak Power Tires Suspension
6 Lite 25 km at 15 km/h, 20 km at 20 km/h 500 W 10-inch pneumatic tires 25 mm dual spring front
Scooter 6 up to 45 km 800 W 12-inch, tubeless 30 mm dual spring front, single spring rear
6 Pro 70 km at 15 km/h, 60 km at 20 km/h 1,000 W 12-inch off-road tires 40 mm dual spring front, central damper rear
6 Max 70 km at 15 km/h, 60 km at 20 km/h 1,100 W 12-inch, tubeless 45 mm front suspension fork, two springs rear
6 Ultra 75 km at 15 km/h, 66 km at 20 km/h 1,200 W 12 × 3 inch off-road tires Dual swingarm suspension

All values are manufacturer specifications. Ranges are based on defined test conditions and are not guaranteed everyday values.

6 Lite: the compact entry-level

The 6 Lite is clearly positioned as an entry-level model. It combines 10-inch pneumatic tires with a 25-millimeter dual suspension at the front. Xiaomi specifies a peak power of 500 watts, a climbing ability of up to 15 percent, and a maximum load of 100 kilograms.

When comparing ranges, the testing mode is crucial: Xiaomi specifies 25 kilometers at a constant 15 km/h and 20 kilometers at 20 km/h. Those who frequently drive longer distances or require a high payload should therefore not look solely at the higher of the two numbers.

Scooter 6: more range and suspension on both axles

The series' base model makes a bigger leap than the name might suggest. It receives 12-inch tubeless tires, a dual spring front, and a single spring rear. The manufacturer specifications are up to 45 kilometers of range, 800 watts peak power, 18 percent maximum incline, and 120 kilograms maximum load.

This makes the Scooter 6 the rational middle ground for riders seeking more comfort and reserves than the Lite, without jumping straight to the heavier top-tier models.

6 Pro: off-road profile and 60 kilometers at 20 km/h

The 6 Pro features 12-inch off-road tires, 40 millimeters of front suspension travel, and a central rear damper. This is complemented by 1,000 watts of peak power and, according to Xiaomi, up to 22 percent climbing ability.

Regarding range, the German product page lists 70 kilometers in standard mode at 15 km/h and 60 kilometers in sports mode at 20 km/h. Our separate price and range check for the Xiaomi 6 Pro explains why price, test speed, and actual availability must be evaluated separately.

6 Max: similar battery, more comfortable equipment

Pro and Max are on par with their range specifications: 70 kilometers at 15 km/h and 60 kilometers at 20 km/h respectively. The Max sets itself apart with 1,100 watts of peak power, a 45-millimeter front suspension fork, two rear springs, and disc brakes on both wheels. Xiaomi also lists a 130-kilogram maximum load, a 3-inch TFT color display, Apple "Find My" support, and TCS.

The optional fast charger is intended to fully charge the Max in 2 hours and 45 minutes. According to the manufacturer, it is not automatically included in the scope of delivery; buyers should check package contents and final price before ordering.

6 Ultra: longest range and highest payload

The Ultra is the top model of the series. Xiaomi specifies 12 × 3-inch off-road tires, dual swingarm suspension, front and rear disc brakes, 1,200 watts of peak power, 45 Newton-meters of maximum torque, and a 140-kilogram maximum load capacity.

Here too, a second look at the range is worthwhile: the advertised 75 kilometers apply at 15 km/h; at 20 km/h, the manufacturer specifies 66 kilometers. The fast charger is supposed to enable a full charge in 3 hours and 20 minutes and is sold separately.

KBA check: all five names are listed in the current directory

All five model names are found in the KBA directory of general operating permits for small electric vehicles as of September 10, 2026. For each model, there are two entries for different approval holders or type designations:

  • 6 Max: P656 and P636, approval date November 7, 2025.
  • 6 Ultra: P657 from November 12 and P640 from November 18, 2025.
  • 6 Pro: P655 and P639, both from November 19, 2025.
  • 6 Lite: P634 and P632, both from December 4, 2025.
  • Scooter 6: P631 from December 4 and P633 from December 8, 2025.
Classification: These entries are not new approvals from September 21, 2026. They were already present in earlier KBA updates. When purchasing, the specific type designation of the vehicle on offer remains decisive; similarity in name alone does not replace the need for verification.

Which model is suitable for what purpose?

  • Short-distance and light weight: The Lite offers the most basic equipment, but also the smallest range reserve and a maximum load of only 100 kilograms.
  • City and everyday use: The Scooter 6 combines 12-inch tires, front and rear suspension, and 45 kilometers of manufacturer-specified range.
  • Long distances and rougher terrain: Pro and Max share the same range basis, but differ in chassis, brakes, display, and comfort features.
  • High payload and maximum equipment: According to the manufacturer, the Ultra supports up to 140 kilograms and offers the largest battery and chassis reserve.

A model name or similar frame shape says nothing about the fit of a protective film. Dimensions, component geometry, and surfaces must be checked separately for each model. Skin compatibility within the series is therefore not guaranteed.

Sources

Further reports and model checks can be found in the E-Scooter News section.

Note: This article compares publicly available manufacturer and KBA data. Ranges, inclines, and charging times are manufacturer test values and may differ in everyday use. Prices, delivery status, and skin fit were not verified. Data as of: September 21, 2026.

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