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InMotion E20

Despite the approachable design, the E20 still covers everyday needs: up to 20 km/h top speed, practical range for short trips, app control, lighting, and a compact 13.5 kg body that's easy to carry and store.

Key features

  • Dual-wheel innovation: two 14″ pneumatic tires with ~55 mm spacing for built-in stability and self-balancing when stationary.
  • Beginner-friendly ride modes: 7 km/h (Beginner), 15 km/h (Normal), 20 km/h (Sport), with progressive tilt-back and alerts.
  • Compact, durable shell: curved, impact-resistant housing that shrugs off typical beginner bumps, with IPX5 weather resistance.
  • App integration: speed modes, calibration, diagnostics, and lighting control via the InMotion app (iOS/Android).
  • Lighting and audio: headlight, brake light, customizable RGB accents, and a Bluetooth speaker for music or AVAS alerts.
  • Safety stack: 20+ protections including lift-to-cutoff, charging lockout, and temperature/voltage monitoring.

Performance and ride experience

Motor and speed: 450 W nominal (900 W peak) delivers up to 20 km/h and confident starts for new riders. Rated climbs of about 15–18° suit urban hills and ramps.

Battery and range: the 240 Wh (48 V) battery is ideal for short commutes and park rides. Expect roughly 15–30 km depending on rider weight, terrain, temperature, and speed. A full charge takes about 3.5 hours on the included charger.

Handling: straight lines and gentle arcs feel rock-solid. In tighter corners one tire naturally unweights, giving a familiar EUC lean. On rough ground, grass, or steep grades performance drops — this wheel is happiest on smooth paths.

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Self-balances when powered on
  • Very fast to learn and mount
  • Light, compact, easy to carry
  • Clear safety cues and tilt-back
  • Customizable lights and app tuning

Cons

  • Less agile than single-wheel EUCs
  • Not ideal on rough or grassy terrain
  • Short range vs. bigger commuter wheels
  • Lower ceiling for rider progression

These trade-offs are the point: the E20 trades top-end performance for a ride almost anyone can pick up on day one.

Who is this wheel for?

  • First-time riders who want the fastest learning curve
  • Families and kids, for parks, paths, and flat neighborhoods
  • Nervous adults who prefer self-balancing at standstill
  • Last-mile commuters riding under ~15 km a day
  • Anyone wanting a safe, compact introduction to EUCs

Technical specifications

Performance & Range

Motor power450 W
Battery capacity240 Wh
Top speed20 km/h
Range30 km
Charging time3.5 h

Ride & Handling

Tire size14 in
SuspensionNo
Max gradeability15 %
Pedal height107 mm

Design & Features

Weight13.5 kg
Max load100 kg
Dimensions507(H) x 440(L) x 253(W)
Bluetooth musicYes
LED lightsYes

What's in the box

Everything you need to get started.

  • Charger and AC Cable
  • User Manual + CE Certificate

MyEWheel Expert Review

Reviewed by Andrey, MyEWheel CEOExpert

2.5
The E20 is not really an electric unicycle, and understanding that is the whole decision. Two 14-inch pneumatic tires sit side by side on a single hub, so the machine stands up by itself and stays laterally stable at a standstill. That removes the biggest barrier to entry, and it works, though the advertised three minutes is optimistic and covers only mounting and moving back and forth rather than controlled riding. Plan on an afternoon.

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