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Vsett 10+ or Zero 10X? We have compared them for you
The article brings a detailed comparison of two electric scooters – Vsett 10+ vs Zero 10X. Do you want to learn more about them? Continue reading!
Vsett 10+ electric scooter model
The Vsett 10+ has an elegant design and high-powered specs for adrenaline-filled riding, even in challenging off-road conditions. It is a powerful, next generation, dual-motor electric scooter with great performance, excellent range per charge and a breathtaking top speed.
It also excels by high stability and riding safety – fully hydraulic ZOOM disc brakes being capable of braking effectively even from higher speeds. In addition to that, a whole series of innovations make this model a star among electric scooters.
Max Blinker (Voltride) offers the Vsett 10+ electric scooter with the smallest battery for EUR 2119 (February 2023).
Pluses*
- extreme power – 3600 W,
- long range per charge – between 65 and 100 km depending on configuration,
- top speed – 80 km/h,
- manages steep inclines without problems,
- performance-increasing turbo mode,
- handles difficult off-road terrain,
- optional charging by two chargers or fast charger – charging time varies between 10 and 14 hours depending on configuration,
- modern design with folding handlebars,
- fast folding mechanism,
- excellent price/performance ratio,
- turn signals and horn,
- large and easy-to-read display with NFC lock.
Minuses
- weighs more – 39 kg.
* Technical specifications as provided by the manufacturer.
Zero 10X electric scooter model
It is the second strongest scooter made by ZERO. It excels by its great overall weight/range ratio, as well as by its price/performance ratio. The riders looking for adrenaline will be pleased to know that it can handle challenging off-road conditions. Thanks to two powerful electric motors, it boasts a respectable top speed and, at the same time, a long range per charge. With its low weight, it is much more practical and more compact than the more expensive model made by this brand.
Max Blinker (Voltride) offers the Zero 10X electric scooter for EUR 1999 (February 2023).
Pluses*
- power – 3200 W,
- above-average range per charge – between 65 and 90 km depending on configuration,
- above-average top speed – 65 to 70 km/h,
- optional use of two chargers for faster charging – charging time varies between 10 and 12 hours depending on configuration,
- handles difficult off-road terrain,
- practicality and compactness,
- freewheeler,
- excellent price/performance and performance/weight ratio.
Minuses
- weighs little more – 32 – 35 kg,
- at speeds higher than 50 km/h, the steering wheel tends to oscillate when the load on the front wheel is reduced,
- requires a more experienced rider or additional installation of a steering damper,
- missing engine brake and recuperation.
* Technical specifications as provided by the manufacturer.
Comparison of Vsett 10+ vs Zero 10X specs
Based on independent testing by Max Blinker, the Vsett 10+ and Zero 10X scooters come with the following specs:
Measured by Max Blinker |
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| Spec | Vsett 10+ | Zero 10X |
| Top speed | 67.41 km/h | 61.18 km/h |
| Maximum power | 3667 W | 2050 W |
| Maximum range | 90.43 km | 88.84 km |
| City range | 55.51 km | 54.83 km |
| Minimum range | 25.67 km | 15.58 km |
| Time to 100 m | 9.7 s | 11.20 s |
| Time to 20 km/h | 2.25 s | 2.85 s |
| Braking time from 30 km/h | 1.46 s | 1.27 s |
| Braking distance from 30 km/h | 5.7 m | 4.7 m |
To get a better idea, see the chart showing the comparison of acceleration, braking and power.
Comparison of Vsett 10+ vs Zero 10X specs* |
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| Spec | Vsett 10+ | Zero 10X |
| Total weight | 39 kg | 32 - 35 kg |
| Charging time | 10 - 14 h | 10 - 12 h |
| Top speed | 80 km/h | 65 - 70 km/h |
| Power | 3600 W | 3200 W |
| Range | 65 / 100 km (depending on configuration) | 65 / 90 km (depending on configuration) |
| Dimensions (L/W/H) | 130/65/58 cm | 128/68/50 cm |
| Battery type | Li-Ion (60 V) | Li-Ion (52 or 60 V) |
| Battery capacity | 20.8 Ah / 28 Ah (depending on configuration) | 18 Ah / 23 Ah (depending on configuration) |
| Battery energy | 1248 WH / 1536 Wh / 1680 Wh | 936 Wh / 1196 Wh / 1260 Wh |
| Recuperation | yes | no |
| Control system | finger lever | finger lever |
| Cruise control | yes | yes |
| Speed limiter | yes | yes |
| Drive | front and rear wheel | front and rear wheel |
| Kick start | optional | optional |
| Front brake | disc hydraulic | disc mechanical / disc hydraulic |
| Rear brake | disc hydraulic + electric | disc mechanical / disc hydraulic |
| Wheel type | pneumatic with inner tube | pneumatic with inner tube |
| Front and rear suspension | spring | hydraulic shock absorbers + springs |
| Lights | front, rear and brake | front, rear and brake |
| Maximum load | 130 kg | 120 kg |
* Technical specifications as provided by the manufacturer.
Final verdict
The Vsett 10+ and Zero 10x electric scooters have many common advantages. Both models boast excellent technical specifications – performance, range, suspension and top speed. However, the Zero 10X comes as second in all of the above specs. This said, these are just fractional differences that are acceptable, considering the price of both models. It is a pity that the Zero 10X does not recuperate energy.
On the other hand, the popularity of the Zero 10X is due to the fact that it is more practical, more compact and weighs less. You will appreciate these specs mostly when traveling by public transport or transporting your scooter in a car.
Both models are equally comfortable and can handle more challenging off-road conditions without problems. They feature cruise control and a high-quality brake system. However, the Zero 10X places higher requirements on riders in terms of their riding experience. They have one common disadvantage – more demanding maintenance.
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