The JOYOR S5 is a folding performance scooter with dual suspension, 10-inch off-road tires and disc brakes front and rear. The name covers different regional versions, though, and the US listing makes some bold speed claims. Here is what the S5 offers, what to expect on the road, and how it compares.
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JOYOR S5 specs (US listing)
| Wheels / tires | 10-inch off-road tires, front and rear suspension |
|---|---|
| Top speed | Up to 37 mph (advertised) |
| Range | Up to 35 miles (advertised) |
| Safety certification | UL certified (listing) |
| Motor | 1200W peak |
| Battery | 48V 13Ah (about 624 Wh) |
| Charge time | 6–8 hours |
From the Amazon US listing. Advertised speed and range are best-case figures. Checked October 2026.
The listing also mentions front and rear disc brakes, turn signals, an LCD display that shows fault codes, an adjustable handlebar, a three-second fold and climbing ability up to 35% grades.
JOYOR S5
A suspended, off-road-ready folding scooter with a 48V 13Ah battery, dual disc brakes and turn signals, for experienced riders.
- Wheels
- 10-inch off-road
- Top speed
- Up to 37 mph (advertised)
- Range
- Up to 35 miles (advertised)
Manufacturer-advertised figures as quoted in our review; real-world range and speed are usually lower.
What the specs mean
Speed. Treat the 37 mph figure with caution. Most single-motor scooters on a 48V battery top out somewhere in the mid-20s mph in real riding, and rider weight, hills and battery level all lower the top speed. Whatever its real top speed, the S5 is a fast scooter that needs an experienced rider, a full-face or certified helmet and protective gear.
Range. A 48V 13Ah battery holds about 624 Wh. At sensible speeds, most adults can expect roughly 20 to 25 miles; riding fast cuts that sharply.
Comfort. Dual suspension and 10-inch off-road tires make the S5 far more comfortable than budget commuters on broken pavement and gravel.
Rules. Many US cities and states cap scooters at 15 to 20 mph, so the S5’s top speed may not be legal on public roads where you live. Check your local rules.
US S5 vs EU S5
In Europe, JOYOR sells the S5 in road-legal versions such as the S5 ABE, which are limited to 20 or 25 km/h and use a 500W motor with the same 48V 13Ah battery. European listings give a weight of about 22 kg (49 lb) and a maximum load of 120 to 150 kg. If you are reading European reviews, remember they may describe a slower, speed-limited version.
Advantages
- Dual suspension and 10-inch off-road tires
- Front and rear disc brakes and turn signals
- Large 48V 13Ah battery
- Folds quickly
Limitations
- 37 mph claim is optimistic for this setup
- Top speed may exceed local legal limits
- Heavy, around 49 lb in EU listings
- 6–8 hour charge
Who should buy it
The S5 suits experienced riders who want a comfortable, suspended scooter for longer commutes on rough roads, and who will respect local speed limits. New riders and anyone who needs a light scooter to carry should look at a slower commuter.
Segway ZT3 Pro
Segway’s off-road-style scooter with dual suspension, a 1600W peak motor, up to 24.9 mph and up to 43.5 miles of advertised range.
- Top speed
- Up to 24.9 mph
- Range
- Up to 43.5 miles (advertised)
Manufacturer-advertised figures as quoted in our review; real-world range and speed are usually lower.
See also our best off-road electric scooters, fastest electric scooters and helmets for electric scooters.
Frequently asked questions
How fast is the JOYOR S5?
The US listing advertises up to 37 mph. Expect a lower real-world top speed, and note that EU versions are limited to 20 or 25 km/h.
What is the range of the JOYOR S5?
Up to 35 miles is advertised for the 48V 13Ah battery. Most riders should plan on roughly 20 to 25 miles at moderate speeds.
Is the JOYOR S5 good for off-road riding?
It handles gravel, dirt paths and broken pavement well thanks to dual suspension and 10-inch off-road tires. It is not a dedicated trail machine.
Is the JOYOR S5 street legal?
That depends on where you live. Its advertised top speed is above many US scooter limits, so check local rules and ride within them.
