DUALTRON
Dualtron Storm
SKU: SCT-DTSTM-001
Description
The Dualtron Storm is a hyper-class, dual-motor electric scooter built by South Korean manufacturer Minimotors under the Dualtron brand. It sits between the Thunder and the larger Ultra and X models in the line-up, using twin hub motors with a combined peak output cited at around 6,640 W and a 72 V / 35 Ah battery pack rated near 2,520 Wh. The frame is forged from 6082-T6 aluminium with chromoly axles, and the model carries Dualtron’s signature replaceable rubber-cartridge suspension on both ends, with multiple cartridge densities and adjustment steps. Braking is handled by four-piston Nutt hydraulic disc brakes on 160 mm rotors. Reviewers consistently classify it as a machine for experienced riders, citing a manufacturer-quoted top speed of 100 km/h and tested speeds in the high-80s to low-90s km/h depending on rider weight. It is not a commuter device in any conventional sense: at roughly 46 kg it is heavy to lift and carry, and its speed places it well beyond legal limits for shared paths in most jurisdictions.
Highlights
- Dual hub motors with a peak output cited at approximately 6,640 W
- 72 V / 35 Ah battery pack rated near 2,520 Wh with a removable design
- Manufacturer-quoted top speed of 100 km/h (62 mph)
- Replaceable rubber-cartridge suspension front and rear with multiple adjustment steps
- Four-piston Nutt hydraulic disc brakes on 160 mm rotors
- 11-inch tubeless self-healing tyres on a forged 6082-T6 aluminium frame
Model history
The Storm was introduced by Minimotors as part of the Dualtron range, positioned as a refreshed dual-motor model between the Thunder and the flagship Ultra/X tiers. It was widely reviewed by English-language outlets from 2021 onward, which highlighted its rebuilt suspension and braking over earlier Dualtron generations. A later Storm Limited variant added a substantially larger battery and higher power, marketed separately from this base Storm.
Specifications
Motor
- Count
- 2
- Peak power (W)
- 6640
- Type
- hub
Battery
- Voltage (V)
- 72
- Capacity (Ah)
- 35
- Capacity (Wh)
- 2520
Performance
- Max speed (km/h)
- 100
- Range (km)
- 129
- Max load (kg)
- 150
Chassis
- Weight (kg)
- 46
- Wheel size (in)
- 11
- Wheel type
- tubeless
- Foldable
- Yes
- Front suspension
- rubber cartridge (adjustable)
- Rear suspension
- rubber cartridge (adjustable)
- Brake type
Electronics
- Display
- Minimotors EY display (finger throttle)
Safety
- IP rating
- IPX5
Pros & cons
Pros
- Very high peak power and a 100 km/h manufacturer-quoted top speed for experienced riders
- Large 72 V / 35 Ah pack supports long real-world range in conservative riding
- Replaceable rubber-cartridge suspension is adjustable and serviceable at both ends
- Four-piston hydraulic disc brakes provide strong, repeatable stopping power
- Robust forged-aluminium frame with chromoly axles built for sustained high-speed use
Cons
- At around 46 kg it is heavy and awkward to lift, carry, or stow
- Its speed far exceeds the legal limits for most public roads and shared paths
- A large 72 V pack means long charge times on the standard single charger
- Demanding to handle at speed; reviewers caution against use by inexperienced riders
- Weather sealing is modest and inconsistently documented across sources
Verdict
The Dualtron Storm is a serious hyper-class machine aimed squarely at experienced riders who want extreme acceleration, a high top speed, and long range from a single charge. Its weight, charge time, and the legal reality of its speed make it impractical as an everyday commuter, but as a high-performance enthusiast scooter it delivers the build quality and capability the Dualtron name is known for.
What reviewers say
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The Storm is a top-shelf scooter with top-shelf performance to match.
Rider Guide -
The Storm is destined to scorch asphalt, burn rubber, and crush concrete in the city.
Electric Scooter Insider -
The amount of new features they implemented is insane, and it makes the Dualtron Storm truly a new model.
MadCharge
Warranty: 1-year limited warranty (Minimotors)
