Kugoo Scooters Ireland: Kugoo vs KuKirin Explained (2026)

Looking for Kugoo scooters in Ireland? Kugoo's European scooter range is now sold as KuKirin. The Kugoo G2 Pro, Kugoo G4 and Kugoo M4 you see in older reviews are today's KuKirin G2, G4 and M4 families. This guide shows which current KuKirin model replaces each Kugoo name, what it costs at Lifty Electric in Ireland, and where to get parts and repairs in Dublin.

Kugoo model names and their KuKirin equivalents

Prices as listed on https://www.liftyelectric.com on 28 October 2026. KuKirin models are online orders fulfilled from a European warehouse, so check the product page for the current price and confirm stock before ordering. A newer KuKirin model is not always identical to the older Kugoo version with a similar name: compare the specification on the product page.

Is Kugoo the same as KuKirin?

Yes, for the European scooter range. The same manufacturer used the Kugoo and Kugoo Kirin names before moving to KuKirin, which is why many reviews, videos and spare-part listings still say Kugoo. Model families carried over (G2, G3, G4, M4), but specifications have changed between production runs. A 2026 KuKirin G4, for example, has a 60V, 1,200 Wh battery and 11" wheels, so don't rely on an old Kugoo G4 review for the numbers.

Are Kugoo and KuKirin scooters legal in Ireland?

Not on public roads. Irish rules allow e-scooters with a maximum continuous rated power of 400W, a design speed of 20 km/h and a weight of 25 kg or less, ridden by someone aged 18+ wearing a helmet and hi-vis. Every current KuKirin model is above the power limit, so they are for lawful private-land use only, with the landowner's permission. For commuting on Irish roads, choose a regulations-ready scooter and check our e-scooter law guide.

Kugoo parts and repairs in Dublin

Because Kugoo and KuKirin share platforms, many parts carry both names, such as the Kugoo G-Booster / G2 Pro tubeless tyre and the Kugoo M4 Pro motor. Lifty's workshop at 157 Capel Street, Dublin 1 repairs Kugoo and KuKirin scooters: diagnostics cost €49.99 and puncture repairs €59. Repairs are by booking only, Tuesday to Friday 11:30–18:00 and Saturday 11:30–17:00. If your scooter shows an E-code, see our KuKirin and Kugoo error codes guide, or book a scooter repair.

Which KuKirin (Kugoo) scooter should you buy?

• Cheapest and lightest: A1 (€519) or G2 Pro (€549).
• With a seat: M4 Max (€549). Read our M4 Max guide.
• Range: G2 Max (€709).
• Dual-motor power: G2 Master (€909) or G3 Pro (€1,249).
• Flagship: G4 (€999.99) or G4 Max (€1,949).

Compare the G2 family in detail in KuKirin G2 vs G2 Pro vs G2 Max vs G2 Ultra vs G2 Master, or see every model in our KuKirin (Kugoo) scooters collection.

Kugoo FAQs

Is Kugoo the same as KuKirin?

Yes. KuKirin is the current European name for the scooter range previously sold as Kugoo and Kugoo Kirin. Model families such as the G2, G4 and M4 continue under the KuKirin name, though specifications have been updated.

Where can I buy a Kugoo scooter in Ireland?

Lifty Electric sells the current KuKirin (formerly Kugoo) range in Ireland from €519, with Irish delivery and servicing at 157 Capel Street, Dublin 1. Check the product page for current stock.

What replaced the Kugoo G2 Pro?

The KuKirin G2 Pro (€549 at Lifty), alongside the G2 (2026), G2 Max, G2 Ultra and G2 Master.

Are Kugoo scooters legal in Ireland?

Not on public roads. Kugoo and KuKirin models exceed Ireland's 400W and 20 km/h e-scooter limits, so they are for lawful private-land use only.

Can Lifty repair my Kugoo scooter?

Yes. Our Capel Street workshop repairs Kugoo and KuKirin scooters, by booking only. Diagnostics cost €49.99 and puncture repairs €59.