Inokim OXO Review
The 2023 Inokim OXO - $1999
We previously reviewed the 2021 version of Inokim’s OXO electric scooter and found it “close to perfect” but for a few flaws. Those included sluggish acceleration and a high price tag for a scooter with some relatively modest specs.
Our two biggest issues with Inokim’s flagship scooter have definitely been resolved in the 2023 model; some minor quibbles aside, when it comes to price vs. performance, the OXO hits the mark.
Paul Somerville
Rider Guide’s Editor-in-Chief is a seasoned expert in the electric scooter industry. With a wide-ranging background that includes managing scooter warehouses, selling thousands of motorcycles, and restoring high value (+1M) European sports cars, his expertise is unmatched. Having personally tested more than 100 electric scooters, he offers invaluable insights and recommendations to our readers. We are fortunate to have him as part of our team, as his diverse skill set and extensive experience ensure top-notch reviews.
A Smooth Ride for Long Hauls
Overview
Inokim gets credit for inventing the electric scooter as a garage project in 2009, but their own lineup of consumer scooters hasn’t changed much in the intervening years, a tribute to the company’s stability and longevity, some might say, and a commitment to a design aesthetic that is as functional as it is stylish.
However, the company has had to play catch-up to an evolving competition. Their name means “speed” in Japanese. Have they lived up to the moniker? Is the 2023 OXO a good value? Read on to find out.
Who Is This Scooter For?
With its high speeds, dual motors, and long range, the OXO works as a daily driver and weekend thrill ride for anyone from the casual commuter to the serious scooter enthusiast.