Watt is better?
- EFORGE Bikes
- Oct 11
- 2 min read

Understanding Motor Power: What Does 350W, 500W, or 1000W Mean?
When shopping for an electric bike or scooter, you’ve probably noticed motor power ratings like 350W, 500W, or even 1000W. But what do these numbers actually mean- and how do they affect your ride?
Let’s break it down in simple terms.
What “W” Really Means
“W” stands for watts, a measure of how much power your motor can deliver.
In general:
More watts = more power.
More power = better acceleration, hill climbing, and load capacity.
However, that doesn’t always mean “bigger is better.” It depends on where and how you ride.
A Quick Note on Range and Battery
Keep in mind: higher motor power consumes more battery. A 1000W scooter will drain faster than a 350W one if both use the same battery. That’s why matching the right motor with the right battery is key to getting optimal performance and range.
The Smart Choice
Choosing your motor power depends on your riding lifestyle — not just the numbers. If you’re commuting daily in the city, 350W–500W is perfect.If you love power and adventure, go 1000W and beyond.
At EFORGE, our e-bikes and scooters are designed to fit every kind of rider - whether you’re an urban explorer or a weekend thrill-seeker.








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