Eunorau's R1 and S1 electric dirt bikes, S500 and S1000 utility vehicles and the ICEX snow scooter, compared by power, battery and price.
Eunorau ICEX 1.0 Electric Snow Scooter — read reviewA folding electric snow scooter listed at $2,999 with a 2,000W motor, a 52V 23.4Ah battery and a sled plus caterpillar track. It suits buyers who want weight (110.2 lbs / 50 kg), payload (265lbs / 120kg) and folded size stated on the page.
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Eunorau R1-17 Electric Dirt Bike — read reviewAn electric dirt bike with a 4,000W mid motor (8,000W peak on the page), a 72V35Ah removable battery and 80/100-17 front and 80/100-16 rear tires, listed at $3,750. The page puts its weight at 130 lbs (59 kg) and its seat height at 780mm/30.7in.
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Eunorau R1-19 Electric Dirt Bike — read reviewThe R1-19 is an electric dirt bike listed at $3,750 with a 4,000W mid motor (8,000W peak on the page), a 72V35Ah removable battery and 70/100-19 tires. The table gives 130lbs / 59kg and recommended rider heights of 5'2" ~ 6'4".
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Eunorau R1+ Electric Dirt Bike — read reviewThe R1+ is the larger-motor R1 model, listed at $4,499 with a 5,000W mid motor (17,000W peak on the page), a 72V40Ah Samsung cell battery and 70/100-19 front and 90/90-18 rear tires. The table lists 150lbs / 68kg and rider heights of 5'2" ~ 6'4".
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Eunorau S1000 Electric Utility Vehicle — read reviewThe 1000W version of the store's S500 and S1000 pair, listed at $4,899 as a four-wheel electric utility quad with a 48V 27Ah battery and 13 x 3.0" tires. The page lists a 130 kg weight, an 80 kg cargo max load and a 690 x 500 x 110 mm cargo area, which suits buyers who carry loads.
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Eunorau S1 Electric Dirt Bike — read reviewListed at $1,699, this full-suspension electric dirt bike has a 60V 4,800W mid motor and a 60V 30Ah lithium battery. The page says it is designed for kids and teens and lists a 220 lbs / 100 kg load capacity and a 152 lbs / 69 kg weight.
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Eunorau S500 Electric Utility Vehicle — read reviewA four-wheel electric utility quad listed at $4,199 with a 500W mid motor, a 48V 27Ah battery and four 13 x 3.0" tires. The page lists a 110 kg weight, a 40 kg cargo max load and a 360 x 350 x 110 mm cargo area, which suits buyers who want to carry loads.
EUNORFACE4STORE2% offThe 7 vehicles here all come from one store, Eunorau (eunorau-ebike.com, a US store with prices in dollars), and cost $1,699 to $4,899 as checked on Oct 23, 2026. They are three kinds of vehicle: four dirt bikes (S1 at $1,699, R1-17 and R1-19 at $3,750 each, R1+ at $4,499), two four-wheel utility vehicles (S500 at $4,199, S1000 at $4,899) and one snow scooter (ICEX at $2,999). Decide who rides it and where first. The S1 page says it is designed for kids and teens, and lists rider heights of 4'9" to 5'10" in the table but 4'9" to 5'9" in the text; the R1-19 lists 5'2" to 6'4". The listed top speeds are 43.4 mph (S1), 55 mph (R1-17 and R1-19) and 59 mph (R1+), against 15 mph for the utility vehicles and 15.6 mph for the ICEX.
Motor watts are the motor's rated power, and peak watts are a short burst. The S1 lists 4,800W peak with no continuous rating, the R1-17 and R1-19 4,000W with an 8,000W peak, the R1+ 5,000W with a 17,000W peak, the ICEX 2,000W, and the S500 and S1000 500W and 1,000W. Battery size is volts times amp-hours in watt-hours (Wh): 1,800 Wh for the S1 (60V 30Ah), 2,520 Wh for the R1 pair (72V 35Ah), 2,880 Wh for the R1+ (72V 40Ah), about 1,217 Wh for the ICEX (52V 23.4Ah) and 1,296 Wh for the S500 and S1000 (48V 27Ah). The R1 pages list up to 75 miles of range but note it is under 16 mph (25 km/h), far below their top speeds; the S1 lists 24.8 miles. All are the store's own figures, with no test method. The R1-17 page offers 8 kW and 17 kW peak power options but does not say what the second changes.
Every review here comes from Eunorau, but its shipping and warranty pages were written for e-bikes. The shipping page describes free FedEx or UPS delivery of electric bikes to the lower 48 states and does not name dirt bikes, utility vehicles or the snow scooter, so confirm the delivery method, freight fee and timing. The warranty page defines its 24-Month+ Limited Warranty (frame 10 years; battery, motor and electrical components 24 months) for 'Eunorau electric bicycles' and names none of these vehicles, so ask support whether and for how long it applies. A return must be applied for within 7 calendar days of receipt, and the vehicle must be new, unassembled and unridden, in its original packaging; you pay the shipping back. The terms page says shipping is charged only once, returns included, which the return page contradicts.
Before ordering, confirm what is fitted: footnotes on at least two pages say Eunorau may substitute components of at least equal quality without notice. Only the ICEX lists a class (Class 2 in its header, with no row or text explaining it); none of the dirt bike pages does, and their listed top speeds of 43.4 to 59 mph are above the 28 mph of Class 3 in Eunorau's FAQ definition. The FAQ says laws vary by state and country, so check local rules for where each vehicle may be used.
| Review | Price | Motor | Battery | Listed range | Listed top speed |
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| Eunorau ICEX 1.0 Electric Snow Scooter | $2,999 | 52V 2,000W brushless motor, per the table | 52V 23.4Ah lithium; charge time given as 4-8 hours | 25-37 mi / 40-60 km, the store's own figure | 15.6MPH / 25KMH; the header strip lists Class 2 |
| Eunorau R1-17 Electric Dirt Bike | $3,750 | 4,000W mid motor, 8,000W peak, 330N.m listed torque | 72V35Ah LG cell lithium-ion, removable per the page | Up to 75MI / 120KM, noted as under 16MPH/25KMH | 55MPH / 85KMH, the store's own figure |
| Eunorau R1-19 Electric Dirt Bike | $3,750 | 4,000W mid motor, 8,000W peak, 390N.m listed torque | 72V35Ah LG cell lithium-ion, removable per the page | 75MI / 120KM, noted as under 16MPH/25KMH | — |
| Eunorau R1+ Electric Dirt Bike | $4,499 | 5,000W mid motor, 17,000W peak, 500N.m listed torque | 72V40Ah Samsung cell lithium-ion, removable per the page | 75MI/120KM, noted as under 16MPH/25KMH | 59MPH / 95KMH, the store's own figure |
| Eunorau S1000 Electric Utility Vehicle | $4,899 | 1000W mid motor, 112 Nm listed torque | 48V 27Ah; up to 28 mi / 45 km per the store | — | 15 mph max listed; the page names three speed modes |
| Eunorau S1 Electric Dirt Bike | $1,699 | 60V 4,800W peak mid motor, 150 Nm listed torque | 60V 30Ah lithium; the page gives a 7 Hours charge time | Up to 24.8 mi / 40 km, the store's own figure | 43.4 mph / 70 km/h, the store's own figure |
| Eunorau S500 Electric Utility Vehicle | $4,199 | 500W mid motor, 112 Nm listed torque | 48V 27Ah; up to 31 mi / 50 km, the store's own figure | — | 15 mph max; three speed modes, 6/15/25km/h |
The pages list a maximum speed of 43.4 mph (70 km/h) for the S1, 55 mph (85 km/h) for the R1-17 and R1-19, and 59 mph (95 km/h) for the R1+. These are the store's own figures with no rider weight, course or test method. The two utility vehicles list 15 mph and the ICEX snow scooter 15.6 mph.
The R1-17, R1-19 and R1+ list up to 75 miles (120 km), noted as under 16 mph (25 km/h), while the same pages list top speeds of 55 and 59 mph. The S1 lists up to 24.8 miles, the ICEX 25 to 37 miles, the S500 up to 31 miles and the S1000 up to 28 miles. None of the pages gives a test method.
The R1-17 and R1-19 cost $3,750 each and list the same 4,000W motor (8,000W peak) and 72V 35Ah battery; they differ in torque, 330 N.m and 390 N.m, and in tires, front 80/100-17 and rear 80/100-16 against 70/100-19 on both wheels. The R1+ costs $4,499 and lists a 5,000W motor (17,000W peak), 500 N.m and a 72V 40Ah battery, with a 59 mph top speed against 55 mph.
Multiply volts by amp-hours. The S1's 60V 30Ah is 1,800 Wh, the R1-17 and R1-19's 72V 35Ah is 2,520 Wh and the R1+'s 72V 40Ah is 2,880 Wh. The S500 and S1000 list 48V 27Ah, which is 1,296 Wh, and the ICEX 52V 23.4Ah, about 1,217 Wh. The R1 pages say the battery is removable.
The shipping page describes electric bikes and does not name dirt bikes, utility vehicles or the snow scooter, so confirm delivery method, freight fee and timing with the store. The return page gives 7 calendar days from receipt, for a new, unassembled, unridden vehicle in its original packaging, with return shipping at your cost. The terms page says shipping is charged only once and there is no restocking fee, which does not match.
Eunorau's warranty page defines its 24-Month+ Limited Warranty for 'Eunorau electric bicycles' bought in the US or Canada: the frame for 10 years and the battery, motor and electrical components for 24 months, for manufacturing defects only and the original purchaser, with registration needed. It names no dirt bikes, utility vehicles or snow scooter, so ask support whether it applies. Disputes go to binding arbitration unless you email an opt-out within 30 days of purchase.