The iENYRID ES70 is one of the newest and most powerful electric scooters in the iENYRID range, bringing together dual 1800W motors, a large 60V 26Ah battery, 12-inch pneumatic tyres and hydraulic suspension.
Designed with performance and off-road riding in mind, the ES70 is aimed at riders looking for considerably more power and range than a typical entry-level or commuter-style electric scooter.
With a claimed top speed of up to 40 mph when unlocked and a claimed range of up to 43 miles, the ES70 has been built for riders who want serious performance on private land and suitable off-road terrain.
In this iENYRID ES70 review, we'll take a closer look at its specifications, motors, battery, range, suspension, brakes, tyres, design and overall features to help you decide whether this new iENYRID model is right for you.
iENYRID ES70 Specifications
Here are the key specifications of the iENYRID ES70:
- Motors: 2 × 1800W brushless motors
- Combined motor power: 3600W
- Battery: 60V 26Ah
- Claimed top speed: Up to 40 mph
- Claimed range: Up to 43 miles
- Tyres: 12-inch pneumatic tyres
- Brakes: Front and rear hydraulic disc brakes
- Suspension: Front and rear hydraulic suspension
- Maximum load: 150 kg / 330 lbs
- Charging time: Approximately 4–6 hours
- Weight: 52.35 kg
- Frame: Alloy
- Display: HD digital display
- Folding: Yes
- Seat: No
- NFC: No
- Water resistance: IP54 design
The ES70 is clearly positioned as a large, performance-focused electric scooter rather than a lightweight everyday model. Its 3600W dual-motor setup and 60V 26Ah battery put it towards the higher-performance end of the iENYRID range.
3600W Dual Motors
One of the biggest features of the iENYRID ES70 is its dual 1800W motor setup.
Together, the two motors provide a claimed 3600W of combined power, giving the ES70 substantially more motor output than many single-motor electric scooters.
The dual-motor system can also be switched between single-motor and dual-motor operation. This gives riders the option to use one motor when full power is not required and both motors when additional performance and traction are wanted.
For off-road riding, having power delivered to both wheels can be particularly useful when riding across loose or uneven surfaces.
The ES70 is therefore much more suited to riders who want strong acceleration and hill-climbing ability than a conventional low-power commuter scooter.
iENYRID ES70 Top Speed
The iENYRID ES70 has a claimed maximum speed of 40 mph when unlocked.
However, the scooter is supplied with a lower speed limit. According to iENYRID, it has three initial speed modes of 9 mph, 12 mph and 15 mph. When unlocked, these modes can reach approximately 15 mph, 27 mph and 40 mph respectively.
The higher speed modes are intended for appropriate private-land use.
In the UK, privately owned electric scooters cannot currently be ridden legally on public roads, pavements or other public spaces. They can be used on private land with the landowner's permission.
Because of the ES70's size and performance, riders should also make sure they have a suitable area to ride before using the higher-speed modes.
60V 26Ah Battery
Powering the two motors is a substantial 60V 26Ah battery.
This gives the ES70 a battery capacity of approximately 1,560Wh, making it significantly larger than the battery found on many smaller electric scooters.
The larger battery is important because the ES70's dual motors can demand considerably more energy than a typical single-motor scooter.
A high-capacity battery therefore helps the ES70 balance its high motor output with a useful riding range.
iENYRID ES70 Range
iENYRID claims a maximum range of up to 43 miles from the 60V 26Ah battery.
However, as with any electric scooter, the actual distance you can travel on a single charge will depend on how the scooter is ridden.
Riding at higher speeds, using both motors, climbing hills and riding across rough terrain will generally use more battery power than slower riding on flat surfaces.
For this reason, the claimed 70 km figure should be viewed as a maximum manufacturer claim rather than a guaranteed real-world range.
If you're using the ES70 for demanding off-road riding, it is sensible to expect a lower range than the maximum advertised figure.
4–6 Hour Charging Time
The iENYRID ES70 is listed with a charging time of approximately 4–6 hours.
The scooter also features dual charging ports, allowing the charging process to be completed more quickly when both ports are used with the appropriate chargers. iENYRID's current product information lists 4–6 hours for charging, while its longer-range guide explains that using a single port can take considerably longer.
For a scooter with a 60V 26Ah battery, this is a useful feature for riders who regularly use the scooter for longer sessions.
Always use the supplied or manufacturer-approved charger and follow the manufacturer's charging instructions.
12-Inch Pneumatic Tyres
The ES70 comes equipped with 12-inch pneumatic tyres, giving the scooter a noticeably larger wheel setup than many smaller electric scooters.
Larger pneumatic tyres can help provide additional stability and comfort when riding across uneven surfaces.
The ES70's tyres are designed with off-road riding in mind, making them suitable for surfaces such as gravel, dirt tracks and uneven private-land terrain.
The larger tyre size also complements the scooter's suspension system, helping create a setup that is much more focused on rougher riding than a typical lightweight scooter.
As these are pneumatic tyres, keeping them at the appropriate pressure is important for handling, comfort and puncture protection.
Hydraulic Suspension
Another major feature of the iENYRID ES70 is its front and rear hydraulic suspension system.
The suspension is designed to absorb bumps and impacts from uneven terrain, making the scooter better suited to rough surfaces than a model with basic or no suspension.
For off-road riding, suspension is particularly important because gravel, dirt tracks, potholes and uneven ground can produce significantly more vibration than smooth surfaces.
The ES70 combines its hydraulic suspension with large 12-inch pneumatic tyres, creating a setup focused heavily on comfort and control across more demanding terrain.
Hydraulic Disc Brakes
With this much motor power and a claimed 40 mph maximum speed, braking performance is an important part of the ES70's design.
The scooter uses hydraulic disc brakes at both the front and rear, along with electronic braking.
Hydraulic brakes can provide strong braking performance and precise control, making them particularly useful on a heavier performance scooter.
The ES70's braking system is therefore considerably more substantial than the basic mechanical or drum braking systems found on many entry-level scooters.
Riders should still allow plenty of stopping distance, particularly when riding on loose surfaces where available grip can change quickly.
Who Is the iENYRID ES70 For?
The iENYRID ES70 is aimed at a very different type of rider from smaller commuter scooters.
It could be a good fit for riders who want:
- High motor power
- Dual-motor performance
- A large battery
- Longer potential range
- Large 12-inch tyres
- Hydraulic suspension
- Hydraulic braking
- Off-road capability
- A high maximum speed for appropriate private-land riding
It is less suited to someone who needs a lightweight scooter that can easily be carried upstairs, transported regularly or stored in a small space.
The ES70 is a large performance scooter first and foremost.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Powerful 3600W dual-motor setup
- Large 60V 26Ah battery
- Claimed range of up to 43 miles
- Claimed unlocked top speed of 40 mph
- Large 12-inch pneumatic tyres
- Front and rear hydraulic suspension
- Front and rear hydraulic disc brakes
- 150 kg maximum load
- Foldable design
- Suitable for off-road riding on appropriate private land
Cons
- Very heavy at 52.35 kg
- Not particularly portable
- Actual range will vary considerably depending on riding conditions
- High-performance riding requires an appropriate private-land environment in the UK
- Pneumatic tyres require regular pressure checks and maintenance
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Final Thoughts
The iENYRID ES70 is a serious step up from the smaller scooters in the iENYRID range.
With dual 1800W motors, a 60V 26Ah battery, 12-inch pneumatic tyres, hydraulic suspension and hydraulic disc brakes, it has been designed around high-performance riding rather than lightweight portability.
The claimed 65 km/h top speed and up to 70 km range make it an interesting option for experienced riders looking for more power and longer riding sessions on suitable private land.
Its 52.35 kg weight means it certainly isn't for everyone, but that substantial build is also part of what allows iENYRID to fit such a large battery, dual motors and heavy-duty components into the ES70.
If you're looking for a powerful iENYRID electric scooter and have somewhere suitable to ride it, the ES70 is one of the most performance-focused models currently available from the brand.
