INMOTION X1 Off-Road Electric Unicycle — Pre-order

INMOTION X1 · Australia · Pre-orders open

Built around serious off-road riding. The INMOTION X1 electric unicycle brings a manufacturer-listed 235.2 V maximum system voltage, 2100 Wh battery and 150 mm suspension platform to experienced riders who seek out technical terrain. Explore the official specifications and photos with EUNI in Sydney.

Specifications and performance figures are manufacturer claims from the supplied INMOTION X1 materials, reviewed 20 October 2026. EUNI has not independently tested these performance figures.

What makes the INMOTION X1 an off-road EUC?

The X1 combines long-travel suspension, a tubeless off-road tyre and adjustable rider setup with a high-voltage drive system. INMOTION lists 6 kW rated power, 20 kW maximum power and 340 N·m maximum torque. These are distinct manufacturer ratings; peak output is not a continuous-power rating.

For Australian riders comparing their next trail wheel, the practical story is the complete setup: suspension adjustment, pedal position, tyre choice, battery capacity and the weight you will lift into your vehicle. The X1 is aimed at experienced riders who understand technical terrain and take the time to tune their wheel.

• Power and control: Raptor S controller with third-generation silicon-carbide power semiconductors.
• Trail-focused hardware: 2.75-14 tubeless off-road tyre and 150 mm standard suspension travel.
• Rider adjustment: compression and rebound damping adjustment, plus three listed pedal heights.
• Protection and visibility: separately rated wheel, battery and motor ingress protection, with a main headlight and side fill lights.

How does the X1 suspension adjust?

The standard upper mounting position gives the X1 150 mm of suspension travel. INMOTION also describes a lower mounting position that provides 100 mm of travel and lowers the body by 50 mm. This gives experienced riders two configuration choices with different clearance and travel characteristics.

Compression and rebound damping can be adjusted, and the supplied material lists 286 mm, 304 mm and 324 mm pedal-height settings. The right setup depends on rider weight, protective gear and terrain; EUNI can discuss these choices as Australian units and support information become available.

What battery, range and charging does the X1 offer?

The X1 specification sheet lists a 2100 Wh battery using EVE 50PL tabless cells, with 235.2 V maximum voltage. INMOTION gives a maximum range of 70 km under its stated test conditions.

The battery uses a distributed management architecture with BMU, BCU and BDU modules. INMOTION describes real-time monitoring of current, individual cell voltage, temperature and cell balance.

The range test used a fully charged battery, a 90 kg load, 25°C ambient temperature, 2.5 bar tyre pressure and speeds of 25–40 km/h on mixed terrain. Actual range varies with temperature, tyre pressure, terrain, load and riding style.

INMOTION also lists a 20 A maximum charging current and a laboratory claim of 0–90% charge in 30 minutes. The supplied Australian charger and package are still to be confirmed; the fast-charge claim should not be read as the charging time of an as-yet unconfirmed included charger.

INMOTION X1 specifications

These figures are transcribed from the supplied manufacturer specification sheet. Australian commercial details are shown separately from the hardware specifications.

Performance notes: maximum speed, power, torque, range and charging figures are manufacturer specifications, not EUNI test results or guarantees for every rider and condition. The 120 km/h figure is not a recommendation to ride at that speed or a statement of Australian public-road approval. Use appropriate protective equipment and locations where riding is permitted.

How is the X1 designed for maintenance?

INMOTION describes a modular chassis designed to give access to individual components for inspection and replacement without extensive disassembly. For off-road riders, that makes service access and replacement-part planning useful considerations alongside power and suspension.

EUNI will confirm the Australian parts and support arrangements for the X1. The supplied material contains conflicting stock shock dimensions, so we are not listing an exact replacement-shock size until INMOTION clarifies it.

Official INMOTION X1 photos

Explore the X1’s tyre, chassis, pedals and suspension in the supplied manufacturer imagery.

What about ride profiles and connected features?

The supplied material describes two configurable riding profiles selected through a physical top button. Listed settings include speed and PWM alarms, tiltback, balance angle, pedal sensitivity and assist, and berm-angle cutoff. INMOTION marks these profile features as subject to availability at launch.

RideConnect material lists remote location, locking and unlocking, movement alerts, and Bluetooth access to mileage, ride history and system diagnostic logs. Australian service coverage, connectivity availability and any subscription terms remain to be confirmed.

When can Australian riders buy the INMOTION X1?

You can now pre-order the INMOTION X1 from EUNI. Select the quantity above and choose Pre-order — pay in full to add it to your cart. Checkout charges the full product price, with shipping calculated at checkout. Australian stock arrival and customer delivery dates remain to be confirmed; the global launch date is not a local delivery date.

For local buying context, explore the INMOTION electric unicycle range, compare electric unicycles at EUNI, or read about buying from EUNI in Sydney. The included Australian charger, final local package, parts and X1-specific warranty arrangements remain to be confirmed. Contact EUNI before ordering if these details are essential to your purchase decision.

INMOTION X1 Australia: frequently asked questions

Talk to EUNI about your next off-road wheel

If the X1 is on your shortlist, tell us what you ride now and what you want from your next EUC. We can discuss the published specifications and the Australian details still being finalised.

Sources and review: INMOTION X1 English product detail and specification sheet and English product infographic, supplied via the manufacturer media kit. Reviewed and edited by EUNI, Sydney electric unicycle specialists. First published 17 October 2026; specifications and photos updated 20 October 2026; pre-order information updated 21 October 2026.

Pre-orders are open at the displayed product price. Australian stock arrival and customer delivery dates remain to be confirmed.