The Langfeite GT4S is a unique four-wheeled electric ATV-style scooter featuring 4x4 all-wheel drive and designed primarily for off-road use. Unlike standard electric scooters, each of its four wheels is equipped with its own electric motor. The manufacturer classifies the GT4S as a "stand-up electric ATV scooter" —an electric all-terrain vehicle designed to be ridden while standing—though European retailers also offer configurations that include a seat.

The model's key feature is its four brushless motors. The official Langfeite page lists four 3,000 W motors, with the system's total peak power reaching 14,000 W. The manufacturer claims a top speed of up to 110 km/h . However, another section of the official Langfeite website lists the GT4S speed as 95 km/h ; therefore, the 110 km/h figure is best viewed as a claimed maximum rather than a guaranteed operating speed.

The motors are powered by an 84V 50Ah Samsung battery. The claimed range is up to 75 miles (approximately 121 km ), though Langfeite specifies important measurement conditions: a 75 kg load and a speed of 25 km/h. Real-world range will depend on the rider's weight, road surface, temperature, speed, and riding mode.

To navigate challenging terrain, the GT4S is equipped with four 19-inch tubeless wheels featuring 130/90-10 tires, a hydraulic suspension system, and four hydraulic four-piston brake calipers. It offers a 30° steering angle and a 20° platform tilt; the manufacturer also claims the vehicle is capable of climbing slopes of up to 55°.


Another feature is its cargo-carrying capability. Langfeite specifies a maximum load of 300 kg , and the design includes a trailer towing function. Consequently, the GT4S can be viewed not only as a recreational vehicle but also as an electric utility vehicle for transporting equipment across rough terrain.

It is equipped with a large central LCD display and headlights. The manufacturer also highlights the aluminum construction and hydraulic suspension.

Technical specifications:

Type: 4×4 electric ATV scooter | Motors: 4×3000 W | Peak power: up to 14,000 W | Max. speed: up to 110 km/h | Battery: 84 V 50 Ah Samsung | Range: up to 121 km* | Wheels: 19", tubeless | Tires: 130/90-10 | Brakes: 4-piston hydraulic | Load capacity: up to 300 kg | Climbing angle: up to 55° | Reverse speed: 3 km/h | Steering angle: 30° | Tilt: 20°.

* Under manufacturer conditions: 75 kg rider and a speed of 25 km/h.


Weight and dimensions

There is an important nuance here: the weight and dimensions are not listed in the text section of the technical specifications on the official Langfeite GT4S page. Therefore, I would not present the figures found on third-party seller sites as official manufacturer data.

For example, the European retailer FunShop lists a weight of 150 kg (including the battery) and dimensions of 163 × 70 × 144 cm, but these are the retailer's figures rather than those from the Langfeite page.

Sales in Europe

Yes, the GT4S is sold in Europe. For example, the European retailer Eco Vehicle offers the model in the Czech Republic and lists delivery across the EU.

At the same time, it is particularly important for a European buyer to consider the legal status of such a vehicle. A version with a top speed of 110 km/h and a power output of several kilowatts is not a standard European electric scooter that can simply be used on public roads.
For example, an Austrian seller explicitly states that, due to its specifications, the GT4S does not meet road traffic requirements and is intended for use on private property.

Official manufacturer's price: $12,999 MSRP.

Source: Langfeite GT4S official page. European sales data: Eco Vehicle — Langfeite GT4S.