Quick 4 Super
Origin
The Quick 4 Super is the long-range variant of Inokim's Quick 4 platform, the Tel Aviv brand's first commuter scooter to add suspension. It shares the same CNC-machined folding aluminium frame and 52V 600W rear hub motor (~1100W peak) as the base Quick 4 and the Hero, but carries the larger Samsung 52V 16Ah pack (~832 Wh) versus the Hero's 13Ah — roughly 23% more range, claimed up to 70 km. Unlocked it reaches 40 km/h, with a 25 km/h EU-legal mode. Priced just under €1000 in central-EU markets, it is widely cited in reviews as Inokim's best price-to-build-quality ratio — premium fit and finish at a sub-flagship price.
Specifications
- Frame
- Aviation aluminum alloy
- Weight
- kg
- Brakes
- Disc + drum setup (Tektro). Sources differ: some list front drum + rear disc, others drum front+rear. ~3.6 m stopping distance from 25 km/h
The verdict
- Premium CNC-machined aluminium build — review consensus is 'superior build quality oozing out of every joint, lever and switch'
- Large 16Ah Samsung battery gives genuine long range (~45-56 km realistic) for the price class
- Light for a 40 km/h scooter (~21.5 kg), 10-15 kg under many competitors
- First Quick model with suspension (front spring + rear rubber) plus 10" pneumatic tires for comfort
- Practical folding frame with telescopic stem and foldable bars, folds in ~15 s
- No official IP water-resistance rating — reviewers flag this as a real downside for daily commuter use
- Single 600W motor — acceleration is modest versus dual-motor scooters at similar price
- Front drum brake is less powerful/modern than hydraulic disc alternatives
- Monochrome LCD is hard to read in bright daylight while riding
- Short deck (~15.5") and reports of component rattles needing careful assembly; can feel slightly unstable above ~32 km/h
Who it’s for
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