Yadea G10

Yadea G10 Electric Scooter 800W Adults 10 inch Foldable E-Scooter with 48V 15.6Ah Battery

$545.24

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The Yadea G10 is a tough everyday scooter built for riders who do not stick to perfect pavement. It feels at home on city streets, but it also handles park paths and light off-road shortcuts with ease. The scooter suits commuters, students, and weekend riders who want something stable, comfortable, and easy to live with, not just a toy for short joy rides. If you care more about real-world range and a planted feel than top speed records, the Yadea G10 lines up very well.

Yadea G10 Overview

The Yadea G10 sits in the mid-sized class of electric scooters. It uses a rear hub motor rated at 800 W, with peak power around 1200 W. So the scooter has enough pull for real hills and heavier riders, not just flat bike paths. Top speed stays near 25 km/h, which is about 15.5 mph, so it matches common city limits and feels safe in mixed traffic.

Power comes from a 48 V, 15.6 Ah lithium battery tucked inside the deck. On paper, the Yadea G10 can reach up to about 50 km, or around 31 miles, in the best conditions. In daily use you should expect less, yet that still covers most round-trip commutes on a single charge. The rated load is 120 kg, or about 265 lb, so many adults fit within the limit even with a backpack or small bag.

Underneath, you get 10 inch off-road tubeless tires and dual spring suspension at the front and rear. As a result, the scooter smooths out rough patches far better than slim, city-only models. There is a bright front light, a rear light, turn signals, and dual disc brakes. So the Yadea G10 comes ready for everyday city riding right out of the box.

Where the Yadea G10 Excels

The Yadea G10 shines on mixed terrain. City streets with patched asphalt, expansion joints, or brick sections do not upset it much. Then you can roll out onto hard-packed dirt, gravel paths, or park connectors without feeling that the scooter is out of its depth. The off-road style tires grip loose surfaces well, so the ride stays calm instead of skittish.

Hill performance is another strong point for this model. The Yadea G10 is rated for slopes up to about 15 percent. So short, steep ramps and neighborhood hills are well within reach. On those grades the scooter still gains speed and keeps moving without that sluggish feeling you get from low-power motors.

Comfort over distance also stands out. The long deck and rear footrest make it easy to shift stance and adjust your weight, which helps your knees and hips during longer rides. Dual suspension cuts the sharp edge off bumps and curbs. As a result, many riders end a commute feeling fresh enough to keep going.

If you enjoy following Yadea’s broader lineup, this scooter also fits nicely next to the company’s newer models shown in the big EICMA 2025 release. That lineup shows how the G series grew into a full family of practical, everyday machines.

Key Specifications

Here are the main specifications that define the Yadea G10.

• Motor: 800 W rear hub, around 1200 W peak
• Battery: 48 V, 15.6 Ah lithium pack
• Energy: about 748 Wh
• Top speed: around 25 km/h (15.5 mph)
• Rated range: up to 50 km (31 miles), mode and rider dependent
• Max climb: up to about 15 percent grade
• Tires: 10 inch off-road tubeless
• Suspension: dual spring, front and rear
• Brakes: dual mechanical disc with electronic support
• IP rating: IPX4 splash resistance
• Max load: 120 kg (about 265 lb)
• Scooter weight: roughly 25.3 kg (about 55.8 lb)
• Size: 1258 × 650 × 1290 mm
• Folded size: 1258 × 650 × 560 mm

Together, these specifications place the Yadea G10 between light commuter scooters and large dual motor machines. So it leans toward real daily use instead of extreme performance.

Design & Build Quality

The Yadea G10 looks more like a compact off-road tool than a slim rental scooter. The main frame has a boxy, sturdy shape with metal braces around the rear end. This design gives the scooter a solid feel when you step on the deck or lift it by the stem. The folding joint locks with a reassuring click, and there is little play when everything is set.

The deck is long and wide, with a raised rear footrest. Grip tape covers the standing area, so your shoes stay planted even when the deck gets a bit wet. The rear footrest lets you brace your back foot during hard braking or strong acceleration. Many riders find this staggered stance more natural than standing with both feet side by side.

Up front, the cockpit stays clean and easy to read. A central display shows speed, riding mode, and battery level at a glance. Thumb throttle and brake levers sit within easy reach. Bar height suits most riders around 165 to 185 cm and does not feel too low or too high. Cable routing looks tidy, while plastic panels and covers line up well. So the Yadea G10 manages to feel rugged without looking messy.

Performance

Out on the road, the Yadea G10 pulls away from a stop with smooth but confident force. On flat ground, it reaches its top speed within a short city block for an average adult rider. The motor has enough torque to help you merge into bike lanes and move with traffic during busy times. Throttle response is progressive, so low-speed control in crowded spaces feels calm and precise.

Stability is one of the scooter’s best traits. The long wheelbase, wide deck, and sturdy stem help the Yadea G10 track straight at its top speed. Small steering corrections feel natural. You do not get the twitchy front end that some lighter scooters show when the wheel hits a crack at speed.

On hills, the Yadea G10 keeps a respectable pace for a single motor scooter. Short, steep driveways and ramps are easy for it. On longer climbs near its rated grade, speed drops, yet the scooter continues to climb in a steady way. So for city bridges, underpasses, and neighborhood slopes, the motor still feels strong enough for daily use.

Battery, Range & Efficiency

The 48 V, 15.6 Ah battery inside the Yadea G10 stores close to 748 Wh of energy. In ideal test conditions, with a lighter rider and a low power mode, the scooter can reach up to about 50 km, or roughly 31 miles. In real mixed riding, you are more likely to see 35–40 km, which equals around 22–25 miles, if you weigh near 75–80 kg and ride at moderate speed.

Riders who are heavier, ride fast, or face a lot of hills will see lower numbers. Cold weather and frequent stops also cut into range. So it helps to plan some margin. For example, a daily round trip of 20 km should be comfortable without mid-day charging. A round trip that pushes close to the full rated range may work better with a top-up at work.

Charging time from near empty sits in the 8–12 hour range, depending on the charger and outlet. So overnight charging is the easiest habit. Plug the Yadea G10 in after the last ride of the day, and it will be ready again in the morning. To keep the battery healthy, avoid storing it at zero charge for long stretches and try to park the scooter in a dry, indoor space.

Ride Quality & Comfort

Ride comfort is a big reason to pick the Yadea G10 over basic entry-level scooters. The 10 inch tubeless tires have enough air volume to absorb small bumps before the suspension even moves. You can tune tire pressure within the suggested range. Higher pressure gives sharper handling and better range. Slightly lower pressure softens the ride on rougher paths.

The dual spring suspension at the front and rear filters out curbs, cracks, and small potholes. The setup feels firm but fair. Small surface defects vanish under the wheels. Bigger hits still reach you, yet they arrive as a dull thump instead of a sharp jolt. This character makes the Yadea G10 comfortable for riders who take several short trips each day or like longer weekend rides.

Ergonomics play a role as well. Deck height is moderate, so stepping on and off feels easy and natural. The rear footrest lets you ride with a relaxed stance that spreads weight over both legs. Stem flex stays under control, even when the front wheel hits a bump. So the scooter keeps a stable feel in your hands.

Braking & Safety Features

The Yadea G10 comes with strong braking hardware for its class. You get mechanical disc brakes on both wheels, backed up by an electronic brake that increases motor drag when you pull the levers. In daily use you feel a light slowdown as soon as you touch the lever, then a firmer bite as you squeeze harder. This makes it easy to control speed on busy streets.

From top speed, the Yadea G10 stops in a short distance for a scooter with 10 inch tires. The wide rubber helps the wheels keep grip under hard braking. For the best results, you still want to shift your weight back and bend your knees when you need to slow down fast. The frame and brakes respond in a stable, predictable way.

Safety gear includes a strong front light, a rear light, turn signals, and reflectors. So drivers and cyclists can see you more easily at night or in dim conditions. The IPX4 rating means the scooter handles light rain and splashes, although deep puddles and heavy storms remain a bad idea. A bell on the handlebar lets you warn pedestrians on shared paths. A good helmet and respect for local rules finish the safety picture.

Portability & Daily Usability

At about 25.3 kg, or around 55.8 lb, the Yadea G10 is not a light scooter. You can carry it up a few stairs, yet long climbs with the scooter in your hands grow tiring fast. So it fits riders who move between elevator, garage, and street more than people who need to haul a scooter up several floors each day.

The folding system drops the stem toward the deck and cuts the height down to around 560 mm, while the length stays near 1258 mm. This folded size fits into most car trunks and under many office desks. In small apartments, the scooter stores well along a wall or in a hallway corner, especially if you place a mat under the wheels.

Daily care is simple. The deck surface wipes clean after wet rides. Tire valves are easy to reach for pressure checks. The central display lets you check battery level and riding mode at a glance before you leave home. For security, a strong lock through the frame and a fixed object is a smart habit, even for quick stops.

Yadea G10 vs Alternatives

The Yadea G10 sits between light budget scooters and large dual motor powerhouses. Compared with 350 W entry-level models, it offers stronger hill climbing, higher load capacity, and better comfort on rough ground. You gain range, stability, and grip. In trade, you carry more weight and pay for a more capable machine.

By comparison with big dual motor scooters, the Yadea G10 focuses on real daily use instead of extreme speed. Those larger models launch harder and hit higher speeds. They also weigh far more, cost more, and take up more space. The G10 feels like a middle path for riders who want solid power without going overboard.

If you want a simpler city-first scooter in the same brand family, the Yadea KS5 is another option to consider. That model leans more to urban commuting, while the G10 stretches further into rougher ground.

Against slim city scooters with narrow tires and no suspension, the Yadea G10 stands out for comfort and control. If your daily route includes broken asphalt, brick streets, or gravel paths, the big tubeless tires and dual suspension make a clear difference. The specifications and ride feel match riders who want one scooter that can handle more than smooth bike lanes.

Who the Yadea G10 Is (and Isn’t) For

The Yadea G10 works best for riders who want one scooter for many roles. City commuters with round trips in the 10–20 km range sit right in its sweet spot. Students who move between dorms, classes, and nearby shops get a stable ride that still feels fun. People who use a scooter for errands, gym visits, and weekend park loops will likely enjoy the mix of comfort and power.

Heavier riders gain clear benefits from the strong frame and high load rating. The Yadea G10 supports up to 120 kg, or about 265 lb, without feeling fragile. Many adults who feel cramped on rental-style scooters will appreciate the longer deck and planted stance.

The scooter is not perfect for everyone. Riders who must carry a scooter up several floors every single day may want a much lighter model. People who chase very high top speeds and the hardest launches will look toward dual motor machines instead. If your storage space is tiny, you might also prefer a smaller scooter.

For riders who value a stable ride, useful hill power, honest real-world range, and the comfort of large tires with dual suspension, the Yadea G10 is a very appealing all-round choice. The full set of specifications and the on-road feel line up nicely with the needs of real everyday use.

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Yadea G10 Electric Scooter 800W Adults 10 inch Foldable E-Scooter with 48V 15.6Ah Battery

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