It doesn’t matter how many scooters we unbox and put together, it’s still exciting to see what’s inside the box.

Today we’re unboxing not one but three new scooters from a brand new scooter company, or at least a new one to us – Solar.

We’ve got the Solar FF Lite, the P1 2.0, and the E1. We are super excited to open them up. So let’s dive in!

What’s in the Box?

The first thing to catch our attention is some funky-looking headlights – like Transformer eyes!

This scooter also comes with an adjustable steering damper – also known as a steering stabilizer, this is an accessory that improves high-speed stability by attenuating unwanted side-to-side oscillations in the front wheel or handlebars.

Hydraulic Suspension

You can tell when a scooter has hydraulic suspension because it doesn’t just bounce back like a trampoline, it’s got some damping in there which is so important to keep the suspension from feeling like jelly.

It’s got pretty strong springs too, we don’t think they’re adjustable though, they’re just hydraulic, kind of like the ones on the VSETT 10+. These are springs with hydraulic damping, not adjustable, but they feel really well-adjusted.

Finally, this scooter has an IP54 water resistance rating meaning it should be OK with some light splashes, just don’t go out there and ride through any deep puddles.

The Specs

Some of the specs for this scooter:

• The Solar FF Lite costs $1,950
• It’s one of the more powerful scooters from Solar
• They say it can go 45 mph
• It has a range of 40 miles – we usually get less than that on a range test because we ride things pretty hard
• It’s got a 60-volt battery
• It weighs about 70 pounds – we’ll weigh it and find out exactly what it weighs
• It’s got a big, maximum weight capacity – this one (and the next one we’re going to look at) can both carry up to 330 pounds
• It has dual motors with 3200 Watts nominal, and they say up to 5000 Watts max
• It also comes with hydraulic suspension

Exploring the Three Solar Scooters

We’ve never unboxed three scooters at the same time before, so to help you keep them all straight:

Solar E1

The E1 is Solar’s entry-level super commuter, priced at around $600, and comes with flat-proof tires.

Solar P1 2.0

Then there’s the Solar P1 2.0 which is their entry-level performance scooter that’s only $1,300, or $1,500 fully optioned with the fingerprint reader (biometric) and the Tron lights on the deck.

Solar FF Lite

Then we come to the Solar FF Lite, an electric scooter that is like a shopping list of everything we wanted to see for 2022:

• It’s got a great water resistance rating – IP54
• It’s got sine wave motor controllers for smooth throttle
• A steering damper
• Hydraulic shocks
• Tubeless tires
• Deck lights
• It’s even got an alarm system

All this for $1,950. This scooter has an absolute ton of features for an incredible price.

We are really looking forward to spending some time with these Solar scooters and finding out what the real tested performance is like!