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Circooter LandTurbo Ultra First Look: 2,400W of Scooter

By Greg Toope  |  September 27, 2026  |  Moto Blog

⏱ 7 min read

I unboxed a seriously large machine this week: the Circooter LandTurbo Ultra, a 2,400W dual-motor off-road electric scooter with a 56 km/h (35 mph) top speed and a claimed 96 km (60 mi) of range. It arrived in a box much bigger and heavier than the smaller e-scooters I've owned before — here's what you get, how assembly went, and what to check before you buy.

What Circooter Promises

The LandTurbo Ultra sits at the top of Circooter's lineup, and the headline numbers are big: dual 1,200W motors for 2,400W of combined power, a 56 km/h (35 mph) top speed, and up to 96 km (60 mi) of range from a 48V 20Ah 960Wh battery. The frame is 6061 aluminum alloy with a 330 lbs (150 kg) max load, swing-arm suspension with dual shock absorbers, and 10-inch tubeless off-road tires. Circooter also states it passed UL 2272 testing at SGS labs — the electrical-system safety certification worth checking on any e-scooter you're considering.

As of late September 2026, Circooter's Canadian store lists it at $1,199 CAD on sale (regular $1,899 CAD), and their US store at $799.99 USD on sale (regular $1,399.99 USD). Sale pricing on these direct-to-consumer brands moves around a lot, so treat the current listing as the source of truth.

What's in the Box

This is not a dock-it-under-your-desk scooter. The box was much bigger and heavier than the smaller e-scooters I've owned before — if you're taking delivery yourself, having a second person nearby for the unboxing is a good idea. Alongside the scooter you get the charger and the small parts for assembly, plus a free gift Circooter was bundling at the time (a scooter bag valued around $80 CAD). Full walk-through of everything included is in the video above.

Assembly and First Impressions

Out-of-box assembly is mostly the handlebar and the folding-lock mechanism, and it's straightforward — with one tip worth watching for in the video that makes the handlebar installation go much smoother. The folding lock itself is substantial; this thing is built to be folded and carried, but "carried" is a generous word at this size. It is a genuinely large scooter.

First ride impressions: the dual-motor pull is the story. Even before pushing the top speed, the low-end torque is immediately obvious compared to single-motor commuters. The swing-arm suspension and big tubeless tires eat up rough ground that would rattle a smaller scooter apart.

"There's a difference between a scooter with a motor and a motorcycle with scooter handlebars. The LandTurbo Ultra lands somewhere in the middle."

The Spec Sheet

SpecLandTurbo Ultra
MotorDual 1,200W (2,400W combined)
Top speed56 km/h (35 mph)
Claimed rangeUp to 96 km (60 mi)
Battery48V 20Ah, 960Wh
Frame6061 aluminum alloy, 330 lbs (150 kg) max load
SuspensionSwing arm, dual shock absorbers
Tires10-inch tubeless off-road
CertificationUL 2272 (tested at SGS)
Price (Canada)$1,199 CAD sale / $1,899 CAD regular (Sept 2026)
Price (US)$799.99 USD sale / $1,399.99 USD regular (Sept 2026)

Before You Buy

⚠️ This Is Not a Commuter Toy

With 2,400W on tap and off-road tires, this scooter wants to be ridden hard. That's fun — and it also means higher speeds, heavier weight, and longer stopping distances than any commuter e-scooter. Ride it somewhere appropriate, wear real protective gear, and check your local rules first.

Check Current Pricing

Gear I use to film and ride:

Insta360 X5 on Amazon.ca  |  Amazon.com

Insta360 Ace Pro 2 on Amazon.ca  |  Amazon.com

Affiliate disclosure: Links above are Amazon affiliate links (tag greg015-20 on Amazon.ca, cruicana-20 on Amazon.com). I earn a small commission on qualifying purchases at no extra cost to you. Pricing figures for the LandTurbo Ultra were verified on Circooter's official Canadian and US stores as of September 27, 2026.

Frequently Asked Questions

How fast is the Circooter LandTurbo Ultra?

Circooter lists a 56 km/h (35 mph) top speed, powered by dual 1,200W motors. Real-world speed varies with rider weight, terrain, and battery charge.

How much does it cost?

As of late September 2026: $1,199 CAD on sale (regular $1,899 CAD) on Circooter's Canadian store, and $799.99 USD on sale (regular $1,399.99 USD) on the US store. Check the current listing — sale pricing moves often.

Is it legal on Canadian roads?

It depends where you live. E-scooter rules vary by province and municipality, and many cap public-road speeds well below 56 km/h. Check your local rules before riding in public spaces.