Xiaomi Electric Scooter 6 Ultra poised for global debut: 75km range and 1200W peak power

Xiaomi Electric Scooter 6 Ultra poised for global debut: 75km range and 1200W peak power

Ahead of its scheduled February 28 showcase in Barcelona , Xiaomi has officially teased the Electric Scooter 6 Ultra. The flagship model has surfaced on the company’s global portal under the “Xiaomi Launch February 2026” banner, confirming that a full unveiling is imminent.

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Designed to crown the current lineup , the Ultra sits above the standard 6, 6 Lite, 6 Pro, and 6 Max. Although Xiaomi hasn’t released the definitive spec sheet just yet, early retailer listings provide a comprehensive preview of what the new top-tier model brings to the table.

More power, longer range

If the listings hold true, the Scooter 6 Ultra is powered by a 500W motor capable of ramping up to a peak output of 1,200W. This upgrade promises significantly sharper acceleration than the 6 Max, alongside much-improved hill-climbing capabilities.

While the top speed remains limited to 25 km/h in most markets to satisfy regulatory requirements , the torque figures tell a different story. With approximately 45 Nm on tap, the scooter is engineered to feel considerably punchier when pulling away from a standstill.

Endurance comes from a reported 585Wh battery , which Xiaomi claims can cover up to 75 km on a single charge under optimal conditions. While real-world mileage will inevitably fluctuate based on terrain, speed, and rider weight, this spec cements the Ultra as the long-distance leader of the series.

Beyond raw power, the Ultra appears focused on rugged utility. The hardware list includes a full suspension setup (front and rear), 12-inch tubeless all-terrain tires , and dual disc brakes working in tandem with an E-ABS system for superior stopping power.

Practicality features include an IPX6 water resistance rating , ensuring the device can shrug off light rain. Riders can also track their stats, including speed and battery life, via a vivid 3-inch TFT dashboard.

However, this performance comes at the cost of portability. Weighing in at approximately 33.7 kg, the Ultra is undeniably a heavy-duty machine. It is designed for serious urban commuting rather than being a lightweight “last-mile” solution you can easily haul up a flight of stairs.

Pricing and launch timing

Preliminary reports point to a launch price of around €799.99 , positioning the Ultra firmly at the premium end of Xiaomi’s portfolio. While this represents a significant jump from the brand’s budget-friendly options, the Ultra is clearly aiming for riders who demand maximum range and robust performance.