Q： It is written in the manual that the maximum speed of the MUKUTA is 46 mph, why is my MUKUTA 10 PLUS only 25 mph? What's going on here?
A: Why is the speed limit for electric scooters? Mainly because of three reasons:
- Compliance with laws and regulations: Many countries and regions have stipulated the maximum speed limit for electric scooters to ensure traffic safety. Manufacturers set speed limits at the factory to ensure their products comply with local laws and regulations, avoiding potential legal liability.
- Safety considerations: The design and performance of electric scooters may have an impact on rider safety. Setting a speed limit can help control the maximum speed of a vehicle to reduce the risk of an accident. Setting a speed limit helps ensure that the product operates within a safe range.
- Battery life management: Setting a speed limit can help control the speed of the electric scooter, thereby reducing the battery's burden and prolonging the battery's service life. This helps improve product reliability and durability.
Q: How does MUKUTA remove the speed limit setting?
A1: Unlock the speed limit in three easy steps (Take 10plus as an example):
- Step 1: Operate the Display P-Codes.
- To access this menu,long-press
and 
together. Use the 
button to scroll through P-codes, and to change parameters.
- Step 2: Switch to P-Codes.
- Use the button to scroll from P1 to P8, while pressing the button to adjust the original value of 25 to 100.
- Step 3: Release the P-Codes and start speed measurement.
- After completing the previous two steps, you can return to the menu interface to test whether the speed limit is successfully lifted.
- With all of the above done, 46 mph is possible when set to third gear. (but the actual speed will vary according to the weight of the rider and the surrounding environment)
- Youtube video reference: MUKUTA 10PLUS P08 Setting
A2: Unlock the speed limit in three easy steps (Take 9plus as an example):
- Step 1: Operate the Display P-Codes.
- To access this menu,long-press the
button. Use the 
button to scroll the P-code to 08.
- Step 2: Switch to P-Codes.
- Move the right lever
up to adjust the original value of 25 to 100.
- Step 3: Release the P-Codes and start speed measurement.
- After completing the previous two steps, you can return to the menu interface to test whether the speed limit is successfully lifted.
- With all of the above done, 29 mph is possible when set to race mode. (but the actual speed will vary according to the weight of the rider and the surrounding environment)
- Youtube video reference: MUKUTA 9PLUS P08 Setting
- *Please Note: The above operations are common to MUKUTA 8 and 9 series.
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