The Wolf King GT Is Proof Kaabo Engineers Don't Believe In Excess

The Kaabo Wolf King GT is Kaabo's next iteration of its ultra-popular Wolf line. It weighs 115 lbs, has a claimed top speed of 61.0 mph and 55.0 mi of range.

Its giant 72 V, 2520 wh LG battery supplies dual 50 A controllers.

The powertrain puts out 8000 watts of peak power.

For starters, the Wolf King GT has everything that enthusiasts loved about the Warrior 11 and Wolf King -- two of the fastest and overall best scooters of all time.

The GT has a tubular frame, front hydraulic fork, a big deck, a loud horn, and crazy bright headlights like previous Wolves. 

The double stem and folding mechanism remain rock solid. The giant, rubberized deck is comfortable and remains unchanged.

All Wolf King GTs ship with Kaabo's stronger, forged aluminum fork tips.

The dated EY3 LCD has been replaced with a brilliant 4.2 inch color TFT display. The display is easy to see in full sun and looks incredible.

The King GT ships with a legit IPX5 rating, meaning that it's ok to splash on this scooter.

Though much of the frame remains the same, the Wolf GT's handlebars are 2 inches taller and 3.5 inches wider.

The Wolf King GT is juiced up with a 72-volt sinewave controller that can dump 50 amps into each motor. The controller has moved to the stem for both cooling and space reasons.

Previous models would suffer from power roll-off or even shut down when driving high loads for prolonged durations.

The throttle has significant dead space initially but infinitely smooth power control once you get past this. 

The battery is 72 V and 35 Ah for a capacity of 2520 watt-hours, 25% more than the Wolf King. It uses 21700 cells with INR chemistry. Cells can either be LG M50 or Samsung 50E. 

We are still processing GPS data, but it looks like the Wolf GT may become the fastest production scooter ever (see our current leaderboard here ).

The big story about the Kaabo Wolf King GT is power plus control.

Yes -- the Wolf King GT is another record-setting scooter from Kaabo. It tops all previous Wolves in terms of specs and power.

However, it's also the most controllable Wolf out there.

You can easily make precision power adjustments thanks to its sinewave controllers and thumb throttle. Though sinewave control isn't some insanely new technology (or particularly sophisticated), we're only starting to see it appear on scooters.

At top speed, stability is exquisite. It probably doesn't hurt that they loaded an extra 10 lbs onto the forks. Nothing increases stability better than increasing the moment of inertia of the thing you want to slow down.