High-speed electric scooters typically max out around 50 mph. The Bo Turbo more than doubles that.
With a top speed exceeding 100 mph and acceleration reportedly faster than a Tesla, the Bo Turbo's design seems inspired by Formula 1 racing. The Turbo's development team includes engineers from the Williams F1 team and the Bloodhound Land Speed Record project.
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The Bo Turbo electric scooter. Photo: Bo |
The Bo Turbo electric scooter. Photo: Bo
Built on the same platform as the sleek Bo Model-M, the Turbo takes things to another level. It boasts a 24,000 W dual-motor drivetrain, a 1,800 Wh battery, advanced traction control, and a power-to-weight ratio said to surpass even the Bugatti Veyron.
This system can propel a rider to triple-digit speeds while standing. According to Electrek, it's a dream—or perhaps a nightmare.
Bo reports the scooter reached over 85 mph in initial tests at the Goodwood race track and is being developed to exceed 100 mph, a world record.
Bo Turbo during a test run in a tunnel, with the company clarifying at the end, "Video not sped up." Video: Bo
The British company plans a limited production run of the Turbo, with a starting price of 29,500 USD. The first one is slated for delivery to a collector in Madrid, Spain, around Q1/2026.
Beyond the attention-grabbing speed, the scooter features impressive engineering. The Turbo uses a forced-air intake system based on F1 brake cooling designs to prevent the motor and controller from overheating. The frame—made from aerospace-grade aluminum and CNC-machined parts—is based on Bo's proven Monocurve platform, the same structure used in the Bo Model-M.
Bo's team insists that despite its extreme specifications, the Turbo remains "controllable." Professional BMX rider Tre Whyte has tested it at high speeds over 20 times.
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