Compare the Inokim OX and the Taur

The realm of electric scooters constantly evolves with two prominent models, the Inokim OX and Taur, at the forefront. The differences between the two, however, are stark, though they both aim to satisfy the urban commuter's needs. Starting off with the Inokim OX, known for its power and robustness, it offers two driving modes, sport and eco, boasting a max speed of approximately 28 mph in sport mode. Its unique suspension system innovatively absorbs shocks and provides excellent ride comfort, even for off-road adventures. Meanwhile, the Taur electric scooter stands out as a revolution in personal transportation with its foot-controlled steering and brake system, creating a hands-free, safer ride. It is designed with innovative 'Stand-on' footpads, is lighter at just about 29 lbs compared to the hefty 57 lbs of the Inokim OX, and folds flat for easy storage. Performance-wise, Taur supports a rider up to approximately 15.5 mph. Both models offer excellent range, with Inokim OX offering up to 68 miles and Taur up to 22 miles depending on rider weight and terrain. Though the final choice depends on the user preference, it is safe to say that the Inokim OX is built for power and off-roading while the Taur stands out for city commuting with its lighter frame, easy storage, and innovative control system.