Configurations and spec sheets

Two scooters can look alike and still be different machines. Here are our models side by side, line by line from their spec sheets, so you know which battery, motor, throttle and other parts each price is for.

Citycoco units on the production floor

Two sheets, side by side

Every figure below is copied from the model's own spec sheet. Highlighted values differ between the models. Dashed cells are lines a sheet does not give at all, and those gaps matter as much as the differences. Filter the lines to see each kind on its own.

1200W differs between the modelsNot on the sheet the sheet does not state it

Delivery scooter Q5 compared with the Delivery scooter 2000W
Delivery scooter Q5 with a cargo box, studio photoQ5 Delivery scooter 2000W with front basket and cargo box, studio photoDelivery scooter 2000W
Power and range
Motor1200W12-inch 2000W
ControllerNot on the sheet12-tube
Top speed25 km/h or 45 km/h65 km/h
Range70 km @ 60V 28Ah85 km
ClimbingNot on the sheet≥ 15°
Battery and charging
Battery60V 28Ah or 56Ah72V 30Ah
ChemistryNot on the sheetLithium
Battery packsNot on the sheetTakes two packs
Charger67.2V 5ANot on the sheet
Charging time4–5 hoursNot on the sheet
Brakes and tyres
BrakesFront and rear discFront and rear disc
Parking brakeNot on the sheetMechanical
Tyres12-inch, 2.75-12 front and rear90/90-12 front and rear
WheelsAluminium alloyNot on the sheet
Body and weight
Weight78 kg curb73 kg net
Max load226 kgNot on the sheet
Size1800 × 950 × 1080 mmLength 1970 mm
DisplayLCDNot on the sheet
Container loading24 units (20GP), 50 units fully assembled (40HQ)Not on the sheet

Read across: the 2000W carries a larger motor and a 72V battery against the Q5's 60V, and the two sheets weigh the scooter differently, 78 kg curb against 73 kg net.

Citycoco X20, X7 Plus and CP9 compared
Citycoco X20, studio photoX20 Citycoco X7 Plus, studio photoX7 Plus Citycoco CP9, studio photoCP9
Power and range
Motor60V 1000W, 1500W or 2000W8-inch 1000W, with 50 and 60 km/h upgrades; 60V 2000W3000W
Top speed40, 50 or 60 km/h by motor40 / 50 / 60 km/h45 km/h; EEC CoC versions at 45 and 25 km/h
Range30 / 60 km30 / 60 km35–50 km
Climbing30°30°10°
ThrottleTwist throttleTwist throttleNot on the sheet
Battery and charging
BatteryDual battery baysNot on the sheet60V 20Ah lithium, dual battery bays
Charger3A2AAluminium alloy, 6A
Charging timeNot on the sheetNot on the sheet5–6 hours
Brakes, wheels and suspension
BrakesFront and rear hydraulic discFront and rear hydraulic discDisc
Wheels8-inch; 10-inch on upgraded 1500W and 2000W versions8-inch; 10-inch aluminium upgrade12-inch aluminium alloy
SuspensionFront and rear shock absorbersFront and rear shock absorbersFront 31 damping hydraulic, rear air shock
Body and weight
FrameSeamless steel tubeSeamless steel tubeSeamless steel tube, 27 kg
Max payload200 kg200 kg200 kg
Weight76 kg net, 87 kg gross76 kg net, 87 kg gross95 kg net, 112 kg gross
Packing size182 × 37.5 × 77 cm182 × 37.5 × 77 cm191 × 38 × 77 cm

Read across: the X20 and X7 Plus share most lines, but the X7 Plus sheet gives no battery at all. The CP9 moves to a 3000W motor and 12-inch wheels, and its sheet says "disc" where the other two say front and rear hydraulic disc, and does not state the throttle.

Similar look, different configuration

The X20 and X7 Plus look alike in a photo. Their spec sheets share the motor range, top speed, net weight and packing size, and still differ on four lines. When you order, the configuration is named line by line, so you know which one you are getting.

Citycoco X20
X20Citycoco, spec sheet
1000–2000W
Motor
1000–2000W
40–60 km/h
Top speed
40–60 km/h
76 kg
Net weight
76 kg
182 × 37.5 × 77
Packing, cm
182 × 37.5 × 77
Double tube
Front stem
Single tube
3A
Charger
2A
LCD meter
Display
Battery-level meter
Rear box
Option
Speedometer
Citycoco X7 Plus
X7 PlusCitycoco, spec sheet
Citycoco CP9 from the side, with numbered markers on the battery bay, rear hub motor, throttle grip, front brake disc and front tyre
Citycoco CP9, studio photo. Each number marks where a line on the sheet sits on the scooter.

Five lines to read before the price

A price only means something once the battery, throttle and other parts behind it are known. These are the lines to read first, with examples taken from sheets on this site.

  1. Battery

    Voltage, capacity and chemistry are three separate facts. The Q5 sheet gives 60V 28Ah or 56Ah without naming the chemistry. The VISTA comes with a lead-acid 60V 20Ah battery, or one or two sets of 60V 20Ah lithium. The S5-3B is listed in five capacities, 4Ah to 12.5Ah, with range from 15 to 40 km across them.

  2. Motor

    One model name can cover several motors. The X20 comes as 1000W, 1500W or 2000W, chosen for your market's speed limit; the CP9 is 3000W. The 4WD 4×1500W has four brushless 1500W motors, 6000W in total, on a Kelly 60V / 300A controller.

  3. Throttle

    The X20 and X7 Plus sheets state a twist throttle. The CP9 sheet does not say. The throttle is one of the first parts to confirm when two prices are set side by side.

  4. Brakes

    "Disc" is not one specification. Front and rear hydraulic disc on the X20 and X7 Plus; "disc" on the CP9 sheet; four-wheel disc with a stated 3.0 m brake distance on the 4×1500W; front disc and rear hub brake on the VISTA; rear disc and front electronic EABS on the S5-3B.

  5. Tyres and wheels

    8-inch on the X7 Plus with a 10-inch aluminium upgrade, 12-inch aluminium alloy on the CP9. 2.75-12 on the Q5 against 90/90-12 on the 2000W. Kenda tubeless 21 × 7 × 10 on the 4×1500W. Honeycomb or pneumatic 8.5-inch on the S5-3B.

Weight is not one number

Spec sheets weigh scooters in different ways: curb, net or gross. The Q5 sheet gives 78 kg curb, the 2000W sheet 73 kg net, so the two figures cannot be set against each other until they are measured the same way.

Some sheets give two weights for the same model. That gap is worth reading too: 11 kg on the X20, 17 kg on the CP9.

  • Curb weight
  • Net weight
  • Gross weight
  1. Q578 curb
  2. 2000W73 net
  3. X207687
  4. X7 Plus7687
  5. CP995112
  6. 4×1500W145 gross
  7. S5-3B12 net, 14 gross
Weights in kg as printed on each spec sheet. Where a sheet gives no curb, net or gross figure, there is no marker.

Reading a spec sheet

This is a real sheet for the S5-3B foldable scooter, exactly as it is issued. It is a good starting point, and it still leaves questions before two prices can be compared.

  1. Battery36V lithium in five capacities, 4Ah to 12.5Ah. A price only means something once you know which capacity it is for.
  2. Tyres8.5-inch, honeycomb or pneumatic: two different tyres on one line.
  3. Range15 to 40 km, one figure for each battery in the order listed.
  4. Charging time3–9 hours, one span for all five batteries.
  5. BrakesRear disc, with an electronic EABS brake at the front.
  6. Weight12 kg net and 14 kg gross, both on one line.

What a sheet does not tell you: which configuration a quote is based on, and the price, MOQ, container quantity or lead time. Those depend on the model, and one model's terms are never applied to another.

Specification sheet for the S5-3B in Chinese and English, listing battery, motor, tyres, speed, range, display, lights, charging time, load, climbing, brakes, suspension, water resistance, weight and sizes
The S5-3B spec sheet. Highlights added by us.

How a configuration change is confirmed

Battery capacity, motor and other parts, throttle, colour, logo and packaging can all be discussed. "Can be discussed" is not a promise: each change is checked first, and we only confirm what can actually be built.

  1. 1

    You tell us what you want

    A configuration, a change to an existing model, or two quotes that do not seem to match.

  2. 2

    We line up like with like

    If a price looks high, we first check that both sides have the same battery, throttle and other parts. Whether to change the configuration is your decision.

  3. 3

    The change is checked

    It is checked against the model, the quantity, the cost and production conditions. Structural changes and special development cannot be assumed to be possible.

  4. It can be done

    We confirm it with you, and it is written into the order.

    It cannot

    We tell you which part cannot be met and suggest a reliable alternative where there is one. You decide whether to continue; if there is no workable option, we say plainly that we cannot do it now.

  5. 4

    Every order reconfirms it

    Repeat orders included. An earlier order is a reference; each order follows the configuration confirmed for that order.

Citycoco frames lined up
Citycoco frames. Changes are confirmed in writing before production.
Reference quoteFor your reference
Delivery scooter Q5, side view
Model
Q5
Motor
1200W
Battery
60V 28Ah or 56Ah
Price
Given in the quote itself
The shape of a first reply to an enquiry, filled in from the Q5 sheet. Prices are never shown on this site.

A first price is a reference, not the order

Many buyers are not sure of the configuration at first. We quote on a base configuration, usually with a picture, the motor, the battery and the price, marked as a reference.

It is a starting point for comparing, not a full specification package, and it does not replace confirming the final order. A sample is usually quoted EXW; a stated quantity is priced at that quantity; a full container such as a 40HQ is usually quoted FOB Ningbo.

What we do not promise

  • The lowest price.
  • A configuration, technical condition or customisation that has not been confirmed in writing.
  • An MOQ, container quantity or lead time copied from one model to another.

Full sheets on the model pages

Ask for a spec sheet

Tell us the model and your destination country. We reply with the configuration, a reference price and what to check next.

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