INMOTION, the world’s best electric unicycle brand, has officially unveiled its new performance flagship electric unicycle — the P6.
Powered by a 235V high-voltage system and a peak output of 20 kW, the P6 delivers a real riding top speed of 150 kph. Equipped with a 4200Wh Samsung 50S high-density battery, it offers up to 150 kilometer (km) of range with an energy consumption of approximately 25 Wh/km, perfectly balancing power and efficiency.
‘Every generation has its moment to break the limits. While redefining single-wheel performance, the P6 also embeds safety into its core: with the Raptor S Tesla-grade SiC controller, distributed battery architecture, active cooling system, tire pressure monitoring, and IP-rated protection for both the vehicle and the battery — providing comprehensive protection for both extreme riders and tech enthusiasts,” Mike, President of INMOTION’s Unicycle Division, said.
Below are the specifications of the P6:
* 235V High-Voltage System & 20 kW Peak Power — Free spin speed up to 220 kph, real riding top speed 150 kph, with instant explosive acceleration.
* High-Performance Motor — 6 kW continuous output, 20 kW peak, delivering 300 Newton-meters peak torque for powerful launches and climbing. 0–50 kph acceleration in just 0.1 second.
* Ultra-Long Range, Ride Without Limits — 4200Wh Samsung 50S battery with up to 150 km range, about 10 percent higher efficiency than traditional platforms; supports 14A fast charging (≈1.5hour).
* Center-Mounted Hydraulic Suspension– 90 mm travel, independently adjustable high/low-speed damping, adapting smoothly between city and mountain terrain.
Equipped with the Raptor S high-performance SiC controller, the system offers superior voltage, current, and temperature endurance — with overall capability up to 60 percent higher than typical 250V platforms, ensuring stability for both high-performance riding and daily commuting.
The active cooling system combines copper heat pipes and fan-assisted design, improving heat dissipation efficiency by around 30 percent, maintaining stability even under continuous high load.
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