Dualtron Electric Scooters

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DUALTRON SONIC NANO BLACK - SCOOTER HUT
DUALTRON SONIC NANO YELLOW - SCOOTER HUT
Dualtron | Electric Scooter | Sonic Nano (36V 10.2Ah + 36V 4Ah)
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DUALTRON TOGO - SCOOTER HUT
DUALTRON TOGO - SCOOTER HUT
Dualtron | Electric Scooter | Togo (36V 7.8Ah)
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DUALTRON DOLPHIN - SCOOTER HUT
DUALTRON DOLPHIN - SCOOTER HUT
Dualtron | Electric Scooter | Dolphin (36V)
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DUALTRON TOGO PLUS - SCOOTER HUT
DUALTRON TOGO PLUS - SCOOTER HUT
Dualtron | Electric Scooter | Togo Plus (48V 15Ah)
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Dualtron Forever
Dualtron Forever
Dualtron | Electric Scooter | Forever
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Australia's full Dualtron range, backed by authorised dealer support, national servicing and specialist advice.

Dualtron by Minimotors sits at the sharp end of dual-motor performance. You're looking at the complete Australian line-up right here, and every scooter comes with local warranty, in-house technicians and showroom test rides across five capital cities. Talk to a Dualtron specialist any time you need a hand narrowing it down.


The Brand That Invented the Dual-Motor Electric Scooter

Dualtron didn’t arrive overnight. Minimotors began in Busan, South Korea, in 1999, years before performance e-scooters became a serious category. Then, in 2015, the team launched the world’s first dual-motor, all-wheel-drive electric scooter. It changed what riders expected from an e-scooter and helped establish Dualtron at the performance end of the market.

Why does that matter to you as a rider? A single-motor scooter puts all its work through one wheel. Add a second motor and you get real traction on wet roads, calmer acceleration from a standstill, and the climbing ability to tackle steep hills without the scooter running out of puff halfway up. Same logic that makes AWD useful in a car, applied to a personal ride.

That heritage is why Dualtron keeps showing up in conversations about dual-motor electric scooters. Every model in the current line-up carries that engineering DNA, from the lightweight Sonic Nano through to the flagship Thunder and Ultra V2.


Compare Every Dualtron Model

Use the table below to shortlist quickly. Motor, speed and range figures reflect manufacturer claims and should be read alongside individual product pages for the current spec.

Model Motor Power Top Speed (claimed) Range (claimed) Suspension Best-suited rider
Dualtron Thunder Dual motor, high output Flagship-tier Long-range Adjustable cartridge/hydraulic Serious performance and mixed terrain
Dualtron Ultra V2 Dual motor, high torque High-performance tier Extended long-range Hydraulic Enthusiast wanting range and off-road capability
Dualtron Sonic Nano Dual motor, compact Commuter tier City-focused Spring/hydraulic Daily commuter who wants Dualtron ride quality in a lighter package
Dualtron Togo Single motor, lightweight Everyday tier City commute Compact First-time premium buyer or short-hop commuter

Not sure where you sit? Chat to one of our specialists and we'll match a model to how you actually ride.


Which Dualtron Suits How You Ride?

The right Dualtron is the one that matches your day, not the one with the biggest number on the spec sheet. Here's how we usually break it down.

Daily commuter. If you're riding a set route to work or the station, weight, portability and predictable range matter more than raw power. The Sonic Nano and Togo cover this ground well, and decent suspension turns a bumpy footpath into a much easier ride.

Performance and enthusiast. If you want serious headroom, dual-motor torque and hydraulic suspension, the Thunder and Ultra V2 are built for you. Expect the weight and price to reflect that engineering.

Off-road and mixed terrain. Look at tyre profile, ground clearance and torque delivery. The flagship dual-motor models handle dirt, gravel and steep climbs far more confidently than a single-motor commuter scooter.

Lightweight everyday option. If you want Dualtron build quality without lugging 40kg up stairs, the Sonic Nano and Togo are the sensible entry points.


This is the question we get asked most, so let's answer it plainly. Personal mobility device (PMD) rules in Australia are set state by state. They cover where you can ride, how fast, minimum age and helmet requirements. Queensland rules aren't NSW rules, and the ACT, Victoria, Western Australia, South Australia, Tasmania and the Northern Territory each have their own framework.

What that means in practice: public road and shared-path speed limits sit well below what a high-performance Dualtron is capable of. For most of the Dualtron range, private land is where these scooters genuinely come into their own. That's true of most performance electric scooters sold in Australia, not just Dualtron.

Before you ride on any public path or road, check the current rules published by your state or territory transport authority. Regulations get updated regularly, and we'd rather you had accurate information from the source than a static number pulled from a webpage.

Wear a helmet, ride to the conditions, and if you're unsure whether a model suits your intended use, ask us before you buy.


Backed by Australia's Scooter Specialists

We've been trading since 2008 and we're an authorised Australian retailer for the premium performance brands riders actually shortlist. Buy a Dualtron from Scooter Hut and you get:

  • Authorised dealer status with proper access to parts, firmware and warranty channels
  • National service and repair network staffed by in-house technicians who know these scooters
  • Showroom test rides across Brisbane, Sydney, Canberra, Perth and Melbourne
  • Local warranty support handled here, not offshore
  • Finance and payment options so you can spread the cost
  • Nationwide delivery with tracked freight

If you're cross-shopping premium performance brands, we also stock Kaabo, which lets you compare both on the same showroom floor rather than guessing from spec sheets.

Book a test ride or talk to a Dualtron specialist and we'll help you get the decision right the first time.


Dualtron Questions, Clearly Answered

What is Dualtron and who makes it?

Dualtron is the flagship electric scooter line from Minimotors, a South Korean manufacturer founded in Busan in 1999. Minimotors introduced the world's first dual-motor, all-wheel-drive e-scooter in 2015, and Dualtron has been a benchmark for performance and durability ever since.

Which Dualtron model is the fastest?

The flagship dual-motor models are the fastest. Rather than quoting absolute km/h figures that shift with model revisions and get limited by Australian regulations anyway, check the individual product page for current claimed specs and talk to a specialist about how that power translates to your intended use.

What Dualtron models are available in Australia?

Our current Australian line-up includes the Dualtron Thunder, Dualtron Ultra V2, Dualtron Sonic Nano and Dualtron Togo, plus any additional models shown in the grid above. Availability changes as new versions release, so the live collection is the source of truth.

Are Dualtron scooters legal to ride in Australia?

PMD laws vary by state and territory. Public speed and where-you-can-ride limits are generally well below what a performance Dualtron is capable of, so many owners use them primarily on private land. Check your state transport authority for current rules on speed, age, helmets and permitted areas before riding on public paths or roads.

What's the range of a Dualtron electric scooter?

Range depends on the model, rider weight, terrain and speed. The Ultra V2 and Thunder sit at the long-range end of the line-up, while the Sonic Nano and Togo are tuned for shorter city trips. Real-world range is usually lower than claimed range, and we'll give you an honest estimate for your use case.

How heavy are Dualtron scooters?

The flagship dual-motor models are heavy machines built for stability at speed. That's why we suggest the Sonic Nano or Togo if you need to carry your scooter up stairs or onto public transport. Check the weight on each product page before you commit.

Do Dualtron scooters come with a warranty in Australia?

Yes. Every Dualtron sold through Scooter Hut is covered by local warranty support handled through our in-house service network, so you're not shipping anything overseas if something needs attention.

Can I test ride a Dualtron before buying?

Yes, at our showrooms in Brisbane, Sydney, Canberra, Perth and Melbourne. Book a test ride so we've got the model you're interested in ready when you arrive.

Dualtron vs Kaabo: how do they compare?

Both are premium performance brands and we stock both as an authorised dealer. Dualtron built its reputation on being the original dual-motor pioneer with refined hydraulic suspension. Kaabo is known for aggressive value at the top end and strong off-road models. Rather than crowning one winner, ride both and choose the one that fits your body, terrain and budget best.

What payment and finance options are available?

We offer flexible finance and standard payment options so you can spread the cost of a premium performance scooter. Speak to us in-store or online for current finance partners and terms.


Not sure which Dualtron is right for how you ride? Talk to a specialist or book a showroom test ride.