Single-motor versatility or dual-motor performance
Meet the JOYOR T12 and T12 Ultra, two new scooters built around 12-inch tubeless tires, suspension at both wheels and smart access. The T12 balances single-motor performance with a lower price and lighter weight. The T12 Ultra adds dual-motor power, hydraulic suspension and hydraulic brakes for riders with more demanding routes. Here is what they share, what changes and how to choose.
Two Models, Two Riding Priorities
T12
Everyday single-motor capability
T12 pairs an 800W rated motor with up to 1000W peak output, a 48V 13Ah battery and up to 55 km of stated range. Front and rear spring suspension support everyday riding on familiar routes, with disc brakes at both wheels.
T12 Ultra
Dual-motor performance with hydraulic upgrades
T12 Ultra combines dual 1000W rated motors for 2000W rated and up to 3000W peak power in total. Its 60V 20.8Ah battery offers up to 85 km of stated range, complemented by hydraulic suspension and hydraulic brakes at both wheels.
Stated ranges are based on testing at 25 km/h. Actual range varies with rider weight, terrain, speed, temperature and tire pressure.
A Shared Foundation for Everyday Riding
Both models use 12-inch tubeless off-road tires, giving the T12 series a common foundation for paved routes and changing surfaces. Suspension at the front and rear helps absorb bumps, while the folding design reduces the scooter’s height for storage. The suspension hardware differs between models, as the comparison below explains.
Daily access is familiar across both versions: use an NFC card or connect a compatible phone through Smart Life or Tuya Smart. App unlocking requires the paired phone to be nearby and connected by Bluetooth. A handlebar display shows essential riding information, with a headlight, turn signals and brake light supporting visibility.
T12: Single-Motor Capability for Everyday Routes
The T12 is the starting point for riders who want the series’ core features without moving to dual motors. Its 800W rated motor delivers up to 1000W peak output, while the 48V 13Ah battery provides up to 55 km of stated range when tested at 25 km/h.
Front and rear spring suspension work with the 12-inch tires to help soften uneven sections of a route. Disc brakes are fitted at both wheels. This combination suits riders looking for everyday capability, whether the journey is a regular trip across town or a leisurely ride on familiar paths.
At 27.9 kg, the T12 is 3.8 kg lighter than the Ultra, although frequent carrying still deserves consideration. Charging takes up to seven hours. Choose it when the single-motor setup meets your needs and you would rather keep the purchase cost lower.
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T12 Ultra: More Power for Demanding Routes
The T12 Ultra upgrades the series with a motor at each wheel. Two 1000W rated motors deliver 2000W of combined rated output and up to 3000W of combined peak power. That extra output makes the Ultra the more powerful option for riders who prioritize acceleration and hill-climbing capability.
The upgrades extend beyond the motors. A 60V 20.8Ah battery provides up to 85 km of stated range at the 25 km/h test speed. Front and rear hydraulic suspension help absorb bumps on uneven routes, while hydraulic brakes at both wheels complete the upgraded setup.
These changes come with practical trade-offs: the Ultra weighs 31.7 kg and takes up to 11 hours to charge. It is the stronger fit when higher motor output, a longer stated range and hydraulic components matter more to you than minimizing weight or charging time.
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T12 vs T12 Ultra at a Glance
Start with the differences that affect your routine: motor output, battery capacity, suspension, brakes and weight. Rated power describes the motors’ nominal output; peak power is the higher maximum figure. The Ultra’s power numbers below are combined totals for both motors, so you can compare them with the T12’s single motor.
Range figures use the same stated test speed of 25 km/h. Treat them as comparison points when planning a route, and allow for the conditions you actually ride in.
| Feature | T12 | T12 Ultra |
|---|---|---|
| Rated motor power | 800W · single motor | 1000W × 2 · 2000W combined |
| Peak motor power | Up to 1000W | Up to 3000W combined |
| Battery | 48V 13Ah | 60V 20.8Ah |
| Stated range at 25 km/h | Up to 55 km | Up to 85 km |
| Suspension | Front and rear spring suspension | Front and rear hydraulic suspension |
| Brakes | Front and rear disc brakes | Front and rear hydraulic brakes |
| Net weight | 27.9 kg | 31.7 kg |
| Charging time | Up to 7 hours | Up to 11 hours |
Which T12 Fits Your Ride?
Think about your usual route, where the scooter will be stored and which upgrades you will use most often. The right choice depends on those everyday details as much as the headline power figure.
Choose T12 if…
- You want the series’ 12-inch tires, suspension and smart access at a lower purchase price.
- Your riding needs are met by a single motor and the shorter of the two stated ranges.
- You value the 3.8 kg weight saving over the Ultra when moving or storing the scooter.
Choose T12 Ultra if…
- You prioritize dual-motor output for routes where acceleration and climbing capability are a bigger part of the decision.
- You want the higher-capacity battery and longer stated range, with more time available between planned charging stops.
- You specifically want hydraulic suspension and hydraulic brakes, and accept the extra weight and longer charging time.
For either model, check your storage space and lifting needs before choosing.
Questions Before You Choose
Will I get the full stated range?
The T12’s up to 55 km and the Ultra’s up to 85 km are stated ranges tested at 25 km/h. Rider weight, hills, speed, temperature and tire pressure can change the result. Plan around your own route and leave some battery margin for the return journey.
What are the main reasons to choose Ultra?
Choose Ultra for its dual motors, up to 3000W combined peak power, larger 60V 20.8Ah battery, hydraulic suspension and hydraulic brakes. Those are the main equipment upgrades over T12. They also bring a higher net weight and longer charging time, which are worth weighing against your routine.
Are these scooters easy to carry?
Both scooters fold for storage, but folding does not remove their weight: T12 is 27.9 kg and T12 Ultra is 31.7 kg. Consider how often you will lift the scooter, whether stairs are involved and how much storage space is available before deciding which version suits you.
Where can I check availability and delivery?
Open the product page for your chosen model to see the latest price, availability and any preorder or dispatch information. Check the details shown for your destination before ordering, as stock and delivery arrangements can change. Each model’s link below takes you to its current product page.
Explore Your T12
Choose the T12 for everyday single-motor capability, or the T12 Ultra for dual-motor performance and hydraulic upgrades. Explore each model below, then check the current product details and availability before you order.
