Compare the Minimotors Dualtron Storm and the Okai ES20 Neon

When it comes to high-performance electric scooters, the Dualtron Storm by Minimotors and the ES20 Neon by Okai are two models that frequently come up in discussion. However, both these heavy-weight champions bring their unique strengths to the table.

The Dualtron Storm stands out for its excellent speed and power. Armed with 6640W max BLDC dual hub motors, the scooter boasts a top speed of 80 km/h and can climb gradients as steep as 47%. The Storm's batter life is also superior, thanks to its 72V 31.5 Ah LG 3500 cells that provide an incredible range of up to 130km per charge. Its features like self-healing tires, hydraulic brakes, and full LED lighting add to the benefits. What may be a downside to some is its hefty weight of 47kg.

The Okai ES20 Neon, on the other hand, trades off a little power for increased portability and a sleeker design. The scooter is powered by a 350W motor and can achieve a maximum speed of 20 km/h, making it a more sensible choice for urban commuting. The ES20 Neon offers a range of 40km, which should be enough to cover most daily commutes. The LED lit frame, however, gives this scooter a futuristic touch that the Storm doesn't have. It packs all of this into a lighter 21kg frame, which makes it very portable.

To sum it up, if you're after pure power and performance, the Dualtron Storm is the choice. But if you prefer a balance between good performance and design aesthetics, the Okai ES20 Neon could be your pick.