The range of the Xplorer V2 varies from 40 to 60 km, depending on your wheel setup and riding conditions. With the more efficient 105 mm or 140 mm street wheels, you can hit up to 60 km of range on flat roads. For all-terrain adventures with the 7-inch (175 mm) inflatable wheels, expect a range between 30 and 40 km. The 648 Wh (50.4 V / 15 Ah) Samsung 50S battery is one of the largest in its class. Factors like rider weight, elevation changes, outside temperature, and your chosen power mode (Eco, Normal, Sport, or Sport+) all influence your actual range.

Yes, the Xplorer V2 suits beginners, thanks to its four power modes, adjustable from the remote control. Eco mode caps the top speed and softens acceleration, letting you get comfortable before gradually moving to higher modes. The wide 28 cm deck and inflatable wheels provide natural stability, reassuring new riders. Its dropdown shape, with a low center of gravity, enhances this stability from your very first rides, and the remote control manages acceleration and braking with one hand.

Yes, the Xplorer V2 is compatible with nine different wheel types, changeable in 10 to 15 minutes with the included tools. Choose 6, 7, and 8-inch inflatables for all-terrain, maintenance-free 6-inch solid puncture-proof wheels, or 105 or 140 mm street wheels for asphalt. Each wheel type changes how the board handles: inflatables absorb vibrations on trails, while street wheels offer more top speed and range on roads. All wheels are available as spare parts on the website.

The Evo-Spirit after-sales support workshop is located at 2C avenue du Gulf Stream, 44380 Pornichet (Loire-Atlantique), France. A team of specialized technicians repairs all Evo-Spirit models there, including older ones. Every part of the Xplorer V2 is individually repairable: motor, battery, controller, ESC, trucks, deck, wheels, drive belts, and bearings. For riders who live far away, shipping by carrier is an option. The average repair time is 3 to 5 business days. Contact after-sales support: 02 40 22 16 22 or info@evo-spirit.com.

The Xplorer V2 comes with a 2-year manufacturer's warranty covering the lithium battery, deck, motors, and labor. This period is twice the minimum legal warranty in France. In case of a breakdown, the Pornichet after-sales support handles diagnosis and repair at no cost. Beyond the warranty period, all spare parts remain individually available for a minimum of 10 years. Evo-Spirit is one of the few electric skateboard manufacturers to offer integrated after-sales support with a workshop in France.

Yes, the Xplorer V2 is available in an EDPM version, limited to 25 km/h in compliance with French regulations for motorized personal mobility devices. This version is legal on public roads, bike paths, and areas authorized by municipalities. The speed limit is set via software parameters in the controller. Civil liability insurance is mandatory. Wearing a helmet is recommended (and mandatory outside urban areas). Front and rear lights, as well as a horn, are necessary for night riding. The minimum age is 14 years.

The Xplorer V2 weighs in at 15.4 kg in its all-terrain setup, complete with 7-inch inflatable wheels. This weight includes the 648 Wh Samsung 50S battery, the 6000W dual motor, the bamboo/fiberglass deck, and robust aluminum trucks. If you switch to the street configuration with 105 mm wheels, the weight drops slightly. For an all-terrain skateboard with this much power and range, this is a very reasonable weight. To give you an idea, comparable all-terrain skateboards with similar power typically weigh between 14 and 20 kg. The Xplorer V2 is still easy to carry by hand for short distances.

The Xplorer V2 hits a top speed of 55 km/h in Sport version when you're in Sport+ mode on a flat road with either 105 mm or 140 mm street wheels. The speed progresses smoothly depending on your remote control mode: Eco (around 15 km/h), Normal (around 25 km/h), Sport (around 35 km/h), and Sport+ (55 km/h). When you're off-road with the inflatable wheels, your practical speed will be between 30 and 45 km/h, depending on the terrain. The EDPM version is limited to 25 km/h to comply with French EDPM regulations.