Compare the Minimotors Dualtron Storm and the Minimotors Dualtron Victor Luxury

In the realm of electric scooters, Minimotors has consistently raised the bar, particularly with its Dualtron offerings. In this comparison, we spotlight two notable models, the Dualtron Storm and the Dualtron Victor Luxury.

Starting off, both models boast impressive power capacities, but the Storm takes the lead, packing dual 6640W motors, against the Victor's dual 4400W. The Storm's top speed is 68 mph, surpassing the Victor's 50 mph, and it boasts a more extensive 80 miles range per charge, as opposed to the Victor’s 50 miles.

In terms of battery, the Storm uses a 72V 31.5Ah battery with LG 3500 cells and sustains faster charging, while the Victor utilizes a 60V 30Ah LG/Samsung Li-ion battery. This contributes to the Storm's extra range and power.

When it comes to build and design, both are striking. The Storm, however, is heavier, at 102 lbs and can carry a maximum of 330 lbs. Victor, weighing 77 lbs, can support up to 265 lbs. The Victor displays a narrower 'stealth design' and distinguishes itself with a new EYE throttle and new 4 inch display module.

Both models ensure smooth rides with adjustable rubber cartridge suspension systems, but the Storm’s 12 inch tubeless tires outsize the Victor’s 10 inch tubeless ones, and may offer a more stable maneuvering.

The Storm, equipped with Hydraulic brakes with ABS standard and 160mm disks, demonstrates superior braking power. The Victor, on the other hand, touts its upgraded 155mm disk Wave-type hydraulic brakes for safety upgrades.

Overall, the Dualtron Storm tends to outperform in power, range, and some design aspects, but the Dualtron Victor Luxury is its lightweight, though not underpowered, competitor. Your ultimate choice reflects your needs and preferences.