Best Electric Skateboards 2023 (from Budget to Premium) – Electric Skateboard HQ

Last update – 1st Feb 2023.

Since most of us shop with a budget in mind, these are the best electric skateboards by price category. Distilling each category down to the best 3-4 electric skateboards has always been a VERY difficult and time-consuming task for me, as there are sometimes more than dozens of boards that are almost as good as each other in the same price range.

I try to consider the below factors when making recommendations:

• Actual Price (duh) – I ignore ‘fake retail price’ and compare boards in their price after ‘discounts’
• Performance and specs (Range, Topspeed etc)
• Ride feel
• Brand quality – Post-sale service & build quality.

I like to think that I’ve considered all viable products (or at least most of them), and all the best options have made it onto this recommendation list. 

In the end, what’s right for you often comes down to personal preference, so I tried to include a few options for each price segment – each of them better than the others in a certain aspect. Because of that, the numbering on this list is not necessarily a ranking of the boards themselves or implying that one board is better than the others (unless explicitly stated, sometimes one board is just better at everything.). 

Of course, if you are interested in buying any electric skateboard, be sure to check out our Discount Page for additional discounts.

For those who are new to ESHQ, we’ve been reviewing electric skateboards for three years now. Just look around, I’m sure there is enough proof that we are pretty well informed.

But that’s enough introduction, let’s get started.

Best Electric Skateboard under $500

We’ve reviewed countless boards under $500, and there’s a lot of devil in the details.
For simplicity’s sake, we are going to boil all options down to just the top 3; if you are interested in a deeper dive, please visit this page – Best Budget Electric Skateboard under $500.

Best Budget Electric Longboard (under $500)

Wowgo 2s Max is the most well-rounded and the safest bet under $500.

• Price: $399
• Battery: 216wh, 12s2p – top tier amongst affordable boards
• Range: 14.3miles/ 23km – top tier
• Top speed: 28mph/ 45kmh –Above average
• Motors: 2 x 550W (hub) – top tier
• ESC: 12s Hobbywing ESC with smart-turn on
• Deck profile: Stiff, Subtle concave

Read our full review on Wowgo 2s Max 

If you are looking for a board that’s comfortable and intuitive to ride, Wowgo 2s Max is the one for you. When it comes to specs, Wowgo 2s Max is top tier amongst entry-level electric skateboards, especially after receiving a price cut in 2023 (From $469 -> $399).

The trucks are good quality geared towards stability, and the speed control is amazingly smooth and intuitive thanks to the 12s Hobbywing ESC (Electronic Speed Controller).

While may be able to find some obscure Chinese brand that has better specs (on paper) than the Wowgo 2s Max, what put this board at the top of our list is in the details – Wowgo 2s Max is amongst if not THE most polished board under $500 (and it’s now under $400). From the foam grip tape to the graphic underneath the board; to better-looking remotes, nothing from the looks will give away the affordable price tag.

Oh, and Wowgo has an above-average track record in after-sale service too.

Wowgo 2s Max was the most popular purchase amongst our viewers for 2022. With its 2023 price cut, we expect it continues to be the most popular board in the near future.

Go to Wowgo 2s Max product page here.

Meepo V4s is the most thrilling amongst budget electric skateboards.
Somehow it is also the cheapest right now.

• Price: $339
• Battery: 144wh, 10s2p – average amongst affordable boards
• Range: 10 miles/ 16km – average
• Top speed: 29mph /46kmh – top tier
• Motors: 2 x 540W (hub) – best in class
• ESC: LingYi (LY-FOC 1.0) with push to start
• Deck profile: Stiff, rocker deck, aggressive W-concave

Read our full review on Meepo V4 

Screw “best overall”, you want something that packs punches.

Or perhaps you are higher in weight class and are concerned that an affordable electric skateboard is not going to push you.

In that case, Meepo V4s Shuffle is the board you should get instead.

Meepo has traditionally been the one that packs the most punches, perhaps thanks to its founder Kieran’s obsession with torque. While not the biggest in number, Meepo V4s’s 540W hubs are more aggressive than every other board under $500 range.

And obviously, torque is not the only thing that Meepo V4s does well. The rest of the specs kept up well with its peers too. Riding experience-wise, Meepo V4s goes with the latest iteration of LingYi ESC (Meepo, being a giant brand, always gets the latest version of LingYi ESC before anyone else), which is completely smooth and intuitive to control, with a tad bit more punch than the best Hobbywing ESC (and can completely stop on an incline, which Hobbywing ESC so far can not.)

Ride profile-wise, the Meepo V4s chose to be unique instead of going with the safe-comfortable-boring route. It’s aggressive concave, and a shorter deck gives the board a more responsive control (hence the name Shuffle). The V4s also comes with 105mm donut wheels to dampen road vibration, making it the best budget board on our list to handle poor road conditions.

Great build quality and polish, and alright after-sale service make Meepo V4s an easy recommendation. Especially at $339.

Go to Meepo V4s Shuffle product page here..

Most portable among affordable boards. Sleek design.

• Price: $399
• Battery: 180wh, 10s2p – above average amongst affordable boards
• Range: 15 miles/ 25km – above average
• Top speed: 26mph /42kmh – average
• Motors: 2 x 650W (hub) – average
• ESC: Hobbywing ESC with Smart Turn on
• Deck profile: Completely Stiff. Sleek design, mild concave.
• Board Weight: 16 lbs / 7.25kg

Read our full review on Backfire Era 2 

If you are looking for a portable electric longboard as a last-mile solution, or want an electric longboard that is very light and portable, the Backfire Era 2 will be your best pick.

The board isn’t trying to do too much, it has merely decent range and decent power. The Backfire Era 2 sets itself apart for its sleek and stealth design, having the electronics integrated inside its carbon fiber deck. 

While this isn’t a groundbreaking feature, boards with stealth design usually cost a lot more, so it rather surprising to us that the Era 2 is currently retailing at under $400. The sleek design, combined with its lightweight, makes the Era 2 the best choice for those who need to carry the boards in between rides (eg, on bus, trains, etc.)

Go to Backfire Era 2 product page here..

Other good budget electric longboards (under $500):

There are other really good budget electric skateboards that are great for specific use cases, for example, having a giant battery for range. Those boards didn’t make the cut for our top 3, but we do talk about them here on this page -> Best Budget Electric Skateboard under $500.

Best Budget Electric Shortboards (under $500)

The overall best electric shortboard

• Price: $489
• Battery: 187.2wh, 10s2p – above average amongst affordable boards
• Range: 15 miles/ 24km – average
• Top speed: 24mph /39kmh – top tier
• Motors: 2 x 680W (hub) – above average class
• ESC: Hobbywing ESC with smart turn on
• Deck profile: U-shaped concave with kick tail
• Board Weight: 15.32 lb / 6.95 kg

Read our full review on Wowgo Mini 2

If you want us to recommend an electric shortboard without specifying your use case, our go-to recommendation will be the Wowgo Mini 2.

The Wowgo Mini 2 is just right for a lot of things. It has a pair of strong hub motors that should satisfy the heaviest rider, it has a satisfactory range and top speed for a shortboard.

It is a well-polished board with an amazing ride feel. Responsive trucks, strong yet smooth speed control, kick-tail for tight turns, everything you want for a shortboard. 

The only drawback of the Wowgo Mini 2 is that – you would never want to ride it on poorly paved roads. Stiff deck + hub motors mean road vibrations are bad when riding the Wowgo Mini 2. This is, however, a problem that is difficult to avoid with any shortboard. To remedy that, you can install 105mm cloudwheels on it, but if road vibration is a big deal for you… maybe… buy a longboard instead?

Go to Wowgo Mini 2 product page here.

All you need at an affordable price.

• Price:

  $399

• Battery: 144wh, 10s2p – average amongst affordable boards
• Range: 11 miles/ 18km – average
• Top speed: 29mph /46kmh – top tier
• Motors: 2 x 540W (hub) – top tier
• ESC: LingYi (LY-FOC 1.0) with push to start
• Deck profile: Dish-like concave
• Board Weight: 17 lb / 7.8 kg

Read our full review on Meepo Mini 2 ER 

Meepo Mini 2 has been the best budget shortboard of our pick for the last few years, and now, the Meepo Mini 2s take up the mantle. Granted, there are better shortboards out there, they are also pricier, and not many people need more than what Meepo Mini 2s already offers.

Riding experience-wise, Meepo Mini 2s has perfect speed control as it was updated to the latest iteration of LingYi ESC). Board controls are great too, thanks to above-average skate parts. However, it is important to point out that Meepo Mini 2 is geared towards stability more so than agility, and is not as light as it looks (17 lbs / 7.8 kg).

Spec-wise, Meepo Mini 2s 144wh battery is pretty standard for a budget electric skateboard; what’s top tier is the 540 watts motors which allow higher than peer’s top speed. While top speed is not usually a factor when shopping for a shortboard, torque definitely is. For those concerned that an affordable shortboard might be too weak to push them around (eg, heavier rider), the Meepo Mini 2 will definitely be good enough.

For most people, the $399 board is everything they would need from a shortboard.

Go to Meepo Mini 2 product page here.

Sleek design, portable.

• Price: $499
• Battery: 179wh, 12s1p – above average amongst affordable boards
• Range: 11 miles/ 18km – average
• Top speed: 26mph/ 42kmh – average
• Motors: 2 x 450W (hub) – average
• ESC: 12s Hobbywing ESC
• Deck profile: Completely stiff. Mild concave.
• Board Weight: 12.8 lbs / 5.8kg

If you want a good shortboard that maxes out on portability, Backfire Mini is the board for you. Don’t let the sleek look and 12.8 lbs weight fools you, the Backfire Mini is crazy strong. It is the only budget electric shortboard that uses a 12s battery and ESC, giving it a crazy strong torque. 

Did we mention it uses a carbon fiber deck and has its electronic integrated into the deck too?

The board looks amazing (hate the new orange wheel though, the version with white wheels is a much better look in my opinion).

The board is also the most agile shortboard we have tried, thanks to its short wheelbase. This is especially important as the Backfire Mini teenie-tiny kicktail wasn’t the most usable. 

The drawback? You probably don’t need me to tell you that a stiff carbon fiber deck + small 90mm wheels installed on hub motors are the worst possible combination when it comes to road vibration. It also has an average range despite the battery size, as 12s ESC and powerful hub are quite the battery guzzler. 

With that said, $499 for a well-polish, sleek-looking, portable, super strong carbon fiber shortboard? Nice.

Go to Backfire Mini product page here.

Best Mid-tier Electric Longboard (under $1000)

There was a time when no vendor would sell an eskate at this price range, as nobody would dare to dish out this much money for an unknown brand, and no premium brand would care to take a profit cut to sell a product at this price.

This changed in 2019. 

As Chinese budget brands proved themselves to be reliable, those who were looking for an upgrade were happy to pay a slightly higher price to Meepo, Backfire, Wowgo, Ownboard and Exway for something better. 

The same trend continues to be true in 2020. Once a no-man land, the mid-tier segment is now flooded with choices, and most of them are good. And for those who want a polished ride but don’t want to break the bank, the best electric skateboards would fall within this price segment.

The most thrilling board out there.

• Price: $999
• Battery: 518wh, 12s3p – Great for the price
• Range: 36 miles/ 58km – Great
• Top speed: 40mph/ 66kmh – top tier!
• Motors: 2 x 2775W (belt) – top tier!
• ESC: Ling Yi ESC
• Deck: Stiff bamboo and fiberglass glass deck; mid-board flex and wide concave

At $999, Meepo Voyager X is the most powerful street-wheel longboard on the market right now. It has specs that are beefier than some all-terrain boards while keeping it all in a compact regular electric longboard form. Plus, 30 miles of range with a 40 mph top speed is crazy even for an all-terrain board!

Meepo Voyager X is designed for aggressive riders searching for that adrenaline rush. A stiffer deck and a truck that tunes more toward stability allow it to be very stable at high speed.
With that said, however, if what you want is a relaxing ride, or you really want to maximize the fun in carving, Meepo Voyager X is not the board for you.

Check out Meepo Voyager X product page (click).

2. Exway Flex ER – $749 (well-rounded, polished and soon to be discontinued)

Super polished board with amazing riding experience

• Price: $749
• Battery: 345wh, 12s2p – competitive for the price
• Range: 28 miles/ 45km – competitive
• Top speed: 28mph/ 45kmh – average
• Motors: 2 x 1000W (belt)/ 2 x 1000W(hub) – average
• ESC: 12s Hobbywing ESC

Read our full review on Exway Flex ER 

The Exway Flex series has always been awesome. You get to choose either the belt version or the hub version. You get a very good performing board that has a fantastic riding experience. The highlight of the Exway Flex series is the flexible deck with an aggressive concave that’s very comfortable underneath your feet, a smooth, powerful, and customizable speed control thanks to using the best version of customized Hobbywing ESC, and Exway’s proprietary yet very very good Trist truck and wheels.

On top of that, the Exway Flex has all the best features you want on an eskate. It has a smartphone app, it is IP55 waterproof, has a smart turn-on function (the board automatically turns on with the remote), and the battery protects itself if the board is stored unused for an extended period of time.

Furthermore, Exway also has a better customer service track record, top product polish, and more complete accessory options (wheels/ pulleys) for its boards.

The original Exway Flex had been really popular despite having a rather underwhelming range.
With the Extended Range upgrade coming without a price hike, the Exway Flex ER has now become the best board you can get under $1000.

Check out Exway Flex ER product page (click).

Well-polished and well-specced 2-in-1.

• Price: $849
• Battery: 345wh, 12s2p – average for the price
• Range: 25 miles/ 40km – average
• Top speed: 31mph/ 50kmh – average
• Motors: 2 x 1500W (belt)– average
• ESC: 12s Hobbywing ESC
• Deck: Very flexible deck (Composite; bamboo, maple, and fiberglass), good concave

Read our full review on Exway Flex Pro

Exway Flex Pro might not have the best spec for the price, but it manages to make this list for having an amazing riding experience.

It is the best electric skateboard on this list when it comes to carving, thanks to the responsive Trist trucks and very flexible deck. It is also well-rounded, has good power, and decent range.

Exway also has amazing customer service which is not something you can say about all Chinese brands. Then there is also a well-designed mobile app called Exskate, which allows the customization of ride profiles.

All in all, you are paying for an amazing user experience, not battery and speed when buying the Exway Flex Pro.

Check out Exway Flex Pro product page (click).

Best Mid-tier Electric Shortboards: (under $1000)

There is now plenty of options when it comes to electric shortboards under $1000.
There are a lot of new boards from familiar brands.

These are the best among them:

Best affordable belt electric shortboard.

• Price:

  $579

• Battery: 180wh, 10s2p – competitive for the price
• Range: 12 miles/ 19km – average
• Top speed: 23mph /38kmh –average
• Motors: 2 x 875W (belt)

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  top tier

• ESC: Hobbywing ESC with smart power on
• Deck profile: Dish-like concave with short kicktail

Read our full review on Tyneeboard Mini BELT

Tyneeboard Mini Belt is the best affordable belt shortboard, and that by itself had made it a popular board. For shortboard riders who like belt-driven, perhaps for the smoother ride feel allowed by having 4 real wheels instead of 2 stiff hub motors, perhaps for the strong acceleration from a stop, perhaps for the louder sound it makes, and importantly don’t mind the reduced range suffered from going belt, then Tyneeboard Mini Belt hit those points.

Besides being just an affordable belt drive, Tyneeboard Mini gives a smooth, relaxing stable ride with its stable truck and relatively wide wheelbase. With that said, this does sacrifice some agility for stability, its short kicktail makes kick turning harder but at the same time reduces the risk of accidental wheelie.

Good polish, great built quality from a reputable brand, this is the first board to consider if you want a belt-driven shortboard.

Check out Tyneeboard Mini Belt product page (click)

• Price:

  $749

• Battery: 216wh, 12s2p – average for the price
• Range: 11.5 miles/ 18km – below average
• Top speed: 23.5mph/ 38kmh – average
• Motors: 2 x 800W (belt)/ 2 x 1000W (hub)

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  top tier

• ESC: Hobbywing ESC with smart power on
• Deck profile: Dish-like concave

Refined, nimble ride with extra features.

Read our full review on Exway Wave

If you want the most refined shortboard packed full of features, the Exway Wave is the electric shortboard you should get. A Dish-like short concave deck makes the board comfortable underneath your feet and helps with nimble control. Exway, as per usual, uses quality skate and electronic parts that rival even the most premium boards.

On top of that, the Exway Wave is packed with useful features: IP55 Waterproofing, integrated LED lights, a mobile app, and a hot-swappable battery!

Combining the awesomeness of this board and the fact that Exway is a good brand with good post-sales service, the Exway Wave is an easy recommendation for anyone who is looking for an electric shortboard. 

Check out Exway Wave product page (click).

Best Premium Electric Skateboard (over $1000

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Let’s face it, most of the electric skateboards above $1000 are very good. They all have beefy specs, polish built, and good post-sale services.

However, some of the boards are more popular than the rest for a reason, and these are the top choices that deserve your first consideration.

1. Exway Atlas (2WD,4WD) – $968, $1310 (Best deal on the internet right now, it wont last)

What!? They are just giving great boards away now.

• Price:

  $968 (2WD)

• Battery: 518wh, 12s4p – great after the price cut
• Range: 18.6 miles/ 30km – average
• Top speed: 30mph /48kmh – average
• Motors: 4 x 1500W (belt) – top tier
• ESC: Hobbywing ESC with smart turn on
• Deck profile: Carbon Fiber double-drop deck

Exway significantly marked down the price of Exway Atlas to make way for the Atlas Pro.

Exway Atlas was all about paying more for the best refined riding experience while sacrificing power an range. Not any more. With the huge price cut, the 2023 Exway Atlas is now on par with the other brand when it comes to battery and motor, while clearly being ahead in riding experience, built polished, and post sale-service. Simply put, it is the best board to buy right now, period.

The board was also packed full of features and had lots of accessories available. It has the smart turn-on feature, and is IP 55 waterproof. The board is also modular, you can customize everything from how many drivetrains to put on, the wheels, or fine-adjust the control settings with mobile apps.

Again, this is simply the best board to buy right now, and it will continues to be while stock last.

Check out Exway’s product page (click).

Bamboo Hurricane UltraCarbon Hurricane UItra

Powerful 2-in-1 carbon fiber electric skateboard for an amazing price.

• Price:

  $1399 – $1899

• Battery: 725.8wh, 12s4p – great for the price
• Range: 31 miles/ 50km – top tier
• Top speed: 35mph /56kmh – best
• Motor : 2 x 3500W, with gear drive option – best
• ESC: LingYi (LY-FOC 1.0) with push to start
• Deck profile: Flexible Bamboo+ Fiberglass double drop deck with good concave,
  • Option: Carbon Fiber double-drop deck, stiff, good concave.

Read our full review on Meepo Hurricane

Meepo has always been known for two things,

1) providing lots of value while undercutting the competitor in price and
2) making very powerful boards.

Meepo Hurricane did both of the above really well and hence it’s not surprising that it quickly became one of the most popular electric skateboards in the years 2021-2022.

Then, Meepo launched the Meepo Hurricane Ultra, which basically is the same board with customization options.

• Deck: Bamboo VS Carbon (flexible for carving fun VS stiff for high speed)
• Trucks: TKP VS DKP (balanced VS easy to turn but sacrificing stability)
• Motors: Belt VS Gear (This is personal preference, I prefer Gear for easier maintenance and better free roll)

You customize the Hurricane Ultra to suit your riding style, what will remain constant is the strong power and the great range.

Check out Meepo Hurricane product page (click).

Powerful 4WD and the most polished ride.

• Price:

  $1599 (2WD), $1799 (GEAR) ,$1899 (4WD)

• Battery: 701wh, 12s4p – great for the price
• Range: 24 miles/ 38km – average
• Top speed: 37mph /60kmh – top tier
• ESC: Hobbywing ESC with smart turn on
• Deck profile: Carbon Fiber double-drop deck

At this moment, the best electric skateboard that anyone can buy, while not being wasteful with money, is the Exway Atlas Pro. If you are looking for the most polished electric skateboarding experience, Exway is always the brand you should go with, and Exway Atlas Pro is their current flagship.

Exway Atlas Pro is as good as any other board when it comes to specs, while one-upping everyone else with built quality, riding experience and nice-to-have features.

Nice to have features:

• An external battery pack that can be mounted on top of the deck.
• Modular drive train (to switch between 2WD,4WD or gear)
• Tire Mudguards
• Very useful app – Exsakte

Just take a look at the product page and you will agree that Exway tops Evolve as the best electric skateboard brand right now..

Check out Exway’s product page (click).

Powerful yet comfortable suspension board at a ground breaking price.

• Price:

  $2099

• Battery: 1110wh, 12s5p – best for the price
• Range: 44 miles/ 71km – best
• Top speed: 31mph /50kmh – average
• Motors: 2 x 3000W (belt) – top tier
• ESC: Flipsky VESC
• Deck profile: Carbon Fiber deck, suspension trucks!

Read our full review on Propel Endeavor Pro 

Off-road suspension board was once ungodly expensive, but not anymore. For $2000, Propel Endeavor Pro has very reasonable specs, is built really well, and rides really well. The dual 3000W motors have the power to handle hardcore off-roading, the suspension system can handle super rough terrain and the VESC provides absolute smoothness in speed control.

While off-road suspension boards are not usually practical for regular street rides, as they are very heavy, not really agile and not fun for carving, Propel Endeavor Pro is actually responsive enough to be fun in street riding. In fact, Propel Endeavor Pro is such a good value for the price that it makes similar priced regular longboard ‘bad deals’ in comparison.

In short, if you are interested in off-road electric skateboarding, ‘mountain eskating’ or just want an electric skateboard that is completely immune to potholes, Endeavor Pro will be the best board by far.

Check out Propel EV (click).

Boutique and the Beasts: (Very Expensive) ​

If price is not a factor, the best electric skateboards obviously are those with meteoric price. However, ranking the boards in this segment is basically impossible, as there is just no way to compare boards at this price. When a board is selling at this price, what’s great about them usually has nothing to do with the numbers, but rather it’s all about the design. These boards are the small-scale boutique brands, or DIY based vendors that aim to craft the fiercest monster money can buy.

Now, I’m just gonna list them according to price.

The stylish one

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Hoyt St. is a boutique brand that made electric skateboards so beautiful, that you are not sure you should ride it or hang it on a wall. If you can stomach the price tag, however, you will find yourself in possession of a very well-designed and well-crafted board that uses the best skateboard parts available and state-of-the-art electronics.

Check out Hoyt St product page (click).

The Powerful

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If you want a high quality 2 in 1 board made in the USA, the Metroboard is it. 

Metroboard is one of the oldest brands of Eskate and has been making high quality premium electric skateboards for a while now. Their latest flagship MetroboardX is not only pushing up the price, but also doubling down on the quality, using many parts that were made specially for it. 

Of course, it also has beefy specs, as all board in this price segment usually do.

Check out Metroboard X product page (click).

The Beast

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If you want to get a premium Trampa built, get a Kaly. 

It’s powerful, uses gear drives and looks freaking cool, and I think 2/3 of us in ESHQ have one, so going by that alone it’s probably the best electric skateboard! 

It starts at $2,850 for the base model and the highest specced XL40 is ‘only’ selling at $3,600.

Check out Kaly.nyc product page (click).

The Jeep (OG)

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Does Bajaboard need further introduction?

The Bajaboard is the OG for true all-terrain electric skateboard, a beast that can seemingly conquer any terrain. 

One caveat about Bajaboard is, it’s difficult to buy it outside of Australia. Shipping costs, customs, taxes, and after-sales support are all hurdles that may stop you from getting the Bajaboard for those who are not in Australia.

Check out Best Bajaboard product page (click).

The Tank

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The Lacroix is the most expensive electric skateboard on the market right now and the Nazare Lonestar is most likely the most powerful board with the beefiest battery in production right now.

Personally, I think the Lacroix is tailored for those who are blessed with wide and endless roads, as only those roads allow one to take a long cruise at high speed. The Lacroix is a very stable ride but wasn’t the easiest to turn (or maybe it’s just not made for my weight), so it probably isn’t the board for everyone. (But those who have it swear by it!)

Check out Lacroix product page (click).

The Elite

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I stand corrected, the Bioboards are the most expensive electric skateboard money can buy right now. Bioboards are made in Sweden, and they aim to offer the highest performance possible.

Let’s go through some numbers, their flagship – Bioboard’s Plutonium, is a board with 2WD or 4WD options, starting at $3500. Powered by a 12s6p Samsung 40T battery, it has a top speed that starts at 65kmh(40mph) and uses 4500W motors…

Check out Bioboard product page (click).

Final Words:

So, these are the best electric skateboards at every price point. I hope you enjoyed this list and found it helpful to make an informed purchase decision.

If you like to do your own research, do visit our infographic page where we’ve all electric skateboards data compiled.

If you think a board is worthy of being on the list (by knocking one of them off of course), please comment below!

And again, do check out our Discount Page for our affiliated discount codes. It will give you a small discount and help us out too! Cheers!