Evee motors range from 350W (550W peak) on the Flipper up to 2200W (3000W peak) on the S1 Air and S1 Air Lithium. Here's the rated and peak motor power of every Evee model, and what rated vs peak actually means.
Evee motors range from 350W (550W peak) on the Flipper up to 2200W (3000W peak) on the S1 Air and S1 Air Lithium. Here's the rated and peak motor power of every Evee model.
Motor power by model (rated – peak)
- Evee Flipper — 350W (550W peak)
- Evee MITO+ — 600W (1000W peak)
- Evee NISA — 600W (1000W peak)
- Evee NISA 3W — 800W (1200W peak)
- Evee LX — 1000W
- Evee GEN-Z — 1000W (1500W peak)
- Evee GEN-Z Lithium — 1000W (1500W peak)
- Evee GEN-Z Pro — 1000W (1800W peak)
- Evee S1 — 1200W (2000W peak)
- Evee S1 3-Wheeler — 1200W (3000W peak)
- Evee S1 Lithium — 1500W (2500W peak)
- Evee SQUBE — 2000W (2500W peak)
- Evee SQUBE Lithium — 2000W (3000W peak)
- Evee S1 Pro — 2000W (2600W peak)
- Evee S1 Air — 2200W (3000W peak)
- Evee S1 Air Lithium — 2200W (3000W peak)
What rated vs peak power means
The first figure is the rated (continuous) output the motor sustains; the peak figure is the short burst it can deliver for acceleration and climbing hills. A higher wattage generally means stronger pull, better hill-climbing and a higher top speed — which is why the S1 Air models (2200W) are the quickest in the range and the Flipper (350W) is the gentlest.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Which Evee has the most powerful motor?
The Evee S1 Air and S1 Air Lithium, both rated at 2200W with a 3000W peak.
Which Evee has the smallest motor?
The Evee Flipper, at 350W (550W peak) — the entry-level city model.
What's the difference between rated and peak power?
Rated power is the continuous output the motor holds; peak power is the short burst available for acceleration and inclines.
Does a bigger motor mean a higher top speed?
Generally yes — the higher-wattage models like the S1 Air, S1 Pro and SQUBE also have the higher top speeds in the range.