KuKirin M4 Max Ireland: Seated Electric Scooter Guide (Kugoo M4)

Want an electric scooter with a seat? The KuKirin M4 Max is a seated scooter with a 874 Wh battery, 10" tubeless tyres and front and rear suspension, at €549 from Lifty Electric in Ireland. It's the current version of the scooter many people still call the Kugoo M4 or Kugoo Kirin M4 Pro. Here's what it offers, how it differs from older M4 versions, and where you can legally ride it in Ireland.

KuKirin M4 Max specifications

Price at Lifty	€549
Motor	800W rated rear hub, 1,000W peak, 27 Nm
Battery	48V 18.2Ah (874 Wh)
Claimed range	Up to 64 km (manufacturer claim)
Claimed top speed	45 km/h (private land only)
Weight	24.5 kg
Tyres	10" tubeless
Brakes	Mechanical disc, front and rear
Suspension	Double fork spring front, dual spring rear
Charging time	About 9.5 hours
Folded size	118 × 59 × 51.5 cm

Specifications from the KuKirin official listing, as shown on Lifty's product page (checked 22 October 2026). Price as listed on https://www.liftyelectric.com on 28 October 2026. The M4 Max is an online order from a European warehouse, so confirm stock before ordering.

KuKirin M4 Max vs Kugoo M4 Pro

The M4 family was first sold as the Kugoo M4 and Kugoo Kirin M4 Pro. The M4 Max is a newer specification, so check the battery, weight and tyres on the product page instead of relying on older M4 Pro reviews. Lifty sells the M4 Max; for older Kugoo M4 Pro scooters we stock parts such as the Kugoo M4 Pro motor and 10×3" M4 tyre, and repair them in our Dublin workshop.

Why choose a scooter with a seat?

• Comfort on longer rides: sitting takes the strain off your legs on long private-land routes.
• Stability: a lower centre of gravity can feel calmer for less confident riders.
• Flexibility: on the M4 Max you can still stand.

The trade-offs are a longer folded length (118 cm) and more bulk than a stand-up commuter scooter.

Can you ride a seated electric scooter on Irish roads?

Irish e-scooter rules limit public-road scooters to 400W continuous rated power, a 20 km/h design speed and 25 kg, for riders aged 18+ wearing a helmet and hi-vis. The M4 Max is rated at 800W with a claimed 45 km/h top speed, so it is for lawful private-land use only. Lowering the speed setting does not make it road-legal. For road commuting, see our regulations-ready electric scooters and e-scooter law guide.

M4 Max alternatives

• KuKirin G2 Pro (€549): the same price without a seat, with a 749 Wh battery at 25 kg.
• KuKirin T3 (€609): four-link suspension and electric braking.
• KuKirin G2 Max (€709): a bigger 998 Wh battery for range.

See the full KuKirin (Kugoo) range or read Kugoo vs KuKirin explained.

Servicing in Dublin

Lifty services KuKirin and Kugoo scooters at 157 Capel Street, Dublin 1, by booking only (Tuesday to Friday 11:30–18:00, Saturday 11:30–17:00). Diagnostics cost €49.99 and puncture repairs €59. Book a scooter repair.

KuKirin M4 Max FAQs

How much is the KuKirin M4 Max in Ireland?

€549 at Lifty Electric, as listed on 28 October 2026. Check the product page for the current price and stock.

Is the KuKirin M4 the same as the Kugoo M4?

The M4 family was originally sold as the Kugoo M4 and Kugoo Kirin M4 Pro. The KuKirin M4 Max is the current version, with an updated specification including a 874 Wh battery.

What is the range of the KuKirin M4 Max?

KuKirin claims up to 64 km. Real-world range is lower with a heavier rider, cold weather, hills and higher speeds.

Is the KuKirin M4 Max legal in Ireland?

Not on public roads. It is rated at 800W with a claimed 45 km/h top speed, above Ireland's 400W and 20 km/h e-scooter limits, so it is for lawful private-land use only.

How heavy is the KuKirin M4 Max?

24.5 kg, with a folded size of 118 × 59 × 51.5 cm.