FQiX x Razer Special Edition: Everything You Need to Know
The FQiX-Series x Razer Special Edition is here, and pre-orders are now open
The FQiX-Series already redefined what an urban scooter should feel like: sharp, connected, and built to take the city on its own terms. Now it's getting a design language pulled straight from Razer's world, and a community of riders who don't do "default." This time, the collaboration spans the whole lineup: both the FQiX 150 and the FQiX 300 are available in Razer trim, so you can pick the power and license class that fits you.
A New Look, Built on a Proven Platform
The FQiX-Series x Razer Special Edition keeps everything that makes the FQiX-Series stand out, the X-shaped LED headlamp, the sculpted, aerodynamic bodywork, the chiseled contours that look fast standing still, and adds Razer's unmistakable aesthetic on top. This isn't a sticker pack. It's a genuine collaboration between two brands that build for people who expect performance and style in the same package, whether that's at a desk or on the street.
What's Under the Hood
Riders get the full FQiX experience: a 5" TFT dashboard for real-time riding data, NIU Link Crown for hands-free control of navigation and music, and Bluetooth speaker integration that keeps you connected without ever taking your hands off the bars. Built-in GPS tracking and anti-theft protection mean the ride stays yours, wherever the city takes it. With up to 110 km of range and an IPX7-rated, weatherproof battery pack, this is a scooter built for daily riding, rain or shine, short commute or long haul.
FQiX 150 vs. FQiX 300: Spec by Spec
Both variants share the same chassis, the same Razer design language, and the same 100–110 km range, but they're tuned for different riders. Here's where they split:
FQiX 150
Top speed reaches 45 km/h, or 25 km/h in AM-restricted mode, with 3,800/3,300 W peak power and a 0–45 km/h sprint in 4.46 seconds. It's licensed for AM, A1, A2, A, and B riders, runs on a single NIU ENERGY™ battery pack that's expandable to a second, and stops with CBS braking plus TCS.
FQiX 300
Top speed steps up to 80 km/h, with 4,100 W peak power and a 0–50 km/h sprint in 3.64 seconds. It's licensed for A1, A2, A, and B riders, comes standard with NIU's TWIN BATTERY setup with both packs included, and stops with ABS braking plus TCS.
Same platform, same Razer style, pick the speed and license class that matches how you ride.
Ride Your Category
The FQiX 150 covers AM, A1, A2, A, and B license holders with its dual-speed setup, while the FQiX 300 steps up to a full 80 km/h for A1, A2, A, and B riders. Between the two, the FQiX-Series x Razer Special Edition covers riders across license classes, so more of the community can get in on this one.
Pre-Order Now — Limited Window
Pre-orders open September 2 and run through October 11, 2026. Order early and you'll get priority delivery, with first units shipping in Q4 2026, plus every pre-order includes a Razer Rogue V4 Gaming Backpack, on us (while stocks last).
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