Compare the Minimotors Dualtron Storm and the Zero 10X (60V 21Ah)

Designed for speed, power and versatility, the Minimotors Dualtron Storm and the Zero 10X (60V 21Ah) electric scooters are both strong contenders in the electric scooter market. Here's a direct comparison of the specs and features that set both these heavyweight scooters apart.

The Dualtron Storm, known for its high performance, boasts a powerful dual motor set-up, delivering an impressive top speed of 68 MPH and a climbing angle of 70 degrees; far outpacing the Zero 10X which has a top speed of 40 MPH and a 35-degree climb angle. This makes the Storm more suitable for challenging terrain and heavy-duty use.

When it comes to battery power, again the Storm takes the lead with its 72V 31.5Ah battery compared to Zero's 60V 21Ah. That translates into a longer range, the Storm can travel up to 80 miles on a single charge as opposed to Zero's 55 miles. Both can be fully charged within 9-10 hours.

The Storm also comes with a swappable battery system, giving riders additional flexibility. Conversely, the Zero 10X is lighter at 77 pounds versus the Storm's hefty 102 pounds, making it more portable. In terms of safety features, both models come with dual disc brakes, but the Storm also provides an ABS brake system.

Though the Zero 10X is less powerful, it is more affordable. Considering the price, performance, and features: the Dualtron Storm shines for high-end, heavy-duty use, while the Zero 10X (60V 21Ah), though with less oomph, still presents a solid choice for practical, everyday urban mobility.